Wiertnica do próbkowania silników benzynowych HS-2B jest produkowana przez HANS. Nadaje się do geologicznych budynków przemysłowych i cywilnych, mostów, linii kolejowych, autostrad, badań hydroenergetycznych, badań geofizycznych, zaawansowanych wierceń i wiercenia otworów do spoinowania, prowadzenia otworów osadzonych, łamanych sprawdź dziurę, dziurę i małe studnie domowe.
Wiertnica do próbkowania silników benzynowych HS-2B ma następujące cechy: zwartą konstrukcję, małą objętość, niewielką wagę, dwa biegi, łatwość przenoszenia.
Application
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Geological Surveys: Used for collecting geological samples and conducting subsurface investigations in geological exploration projects.
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Construction Projects: Suitable for various construction activities in civil engineering, including foundation assessments, site investigations, and drilling for infrastructure development.
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Transportation Projects: Applied in bridge and railway construction to assess soil and rock conditions and conduct geotechnical investigations.
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Highway Construction: Used for soil and rock sampling to assess the suitability of the ground for road construction.
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Hydro-power Industry: Involved in surveys related to hydropower projects, including dam construction and reservoir assessments.
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Geophysical Exploration: Utilized in geophysical surveys to investigate subsurface conditions and identify potential resources.
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Drilling and Grouting: Capable of drilling holes for grouting purposes, which is essential in construction and foundation stabilization.
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Embedded Hole Guiding: Used in projects requiring precision drilling and guiding for embedded components or structures.
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Well Inspections: Suitable for inspecting and assessing small household wells, ensuring water quality and well integrity.
The HS-2B Gasoline Engine Sampling drilling rig's compact and lightweight design, along with its versatility, makes it a valuable tool for professionals across multiple industries. Whether for geological exploration, construction, or geotechnical investigations, this rig offers flexibility and ease of operation, making it a practical choice for fieldwork in various environments and applications.
Performance
The "HS-2B Gasoline Engine Sampling drilling rig" manufactured by HANS is a versatile drilling rig designed for various applications in geological, industrial, civil engineering, and exploration fields. The key features and applications of the HS-2B Gasoline Engine Sampling drilling Rig:
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Compact Design: The drilling rig is designed with a compact structure, making it easy to transport and maneuver in various terrains and job sites.
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Lightweight: Its lightweight construction further enhances portability and ease of use, allowing it to be moved and deployed quickly.
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Two Gears: The drilling rig is equipped with two-speed options, providing flexibility in drilling operations to accommodate different drilling requirements.
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Versatile Applications: It is suitable for a wide range of applications, including geological surveys, industrial and civil construction, bridge and railway projects, highway construction, hydro-power industry surveys, geophysical exploration, advanced drilling, grouting hole drilling, embedded hole guiding, broken hole drilling, and small household well inspections.
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FAQ
Q: What are 4 exploration methods?
Surface exploration methods includes: geological, geochemical, geobotanical, photogeology & remote sensing.
Q: What are the methods of drilling for exploration?
There are two main methods of exploratory drilling. Core drilling, yields a solid cylinder shaped sample of the ground at an exact depth. Percussion drilling, or Reverse Circulation (RC) drilling yields a crushed sample, comprising cuttings from a fairly well determined depth in the hole.
Q: What are the stages of mineral exploration?
8 Steps of Mineral Exploration * Locate PotentialDeposits. One of the first steps of mineral exploration is to locate areas that are likely to yield mineral deposits. ... * Claim Staking and Permitting. ... * Surface Exploration. ... * Early-Stage Exploration. ... * Core Drilling. ... * Resource Modeling. ... * De-Risking. ... * Production Decision.
Q: What is the difference between logging and coring?
Logging is a term that refers to the string of instruments that is lowered down into and out the bottom of the drill pipe after drilling a hole. The instruments measure characteristics of the hole wall such as density. Coring is a process where the drill bit cuts a 4 inch cylinder out of the rock.