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Mobile system for seismic emission with fixed coupling devices, and method therefor

CA 2470173 C · Owner: Gaz De France - Service National · Inventors: Meynier, Patrick; Baroni, Axelle

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The invention concerns a system for seismic emission in an underground formation using at least a seismic source successively mobile in a plurality of prepared activating sites and a method therefor. The system comprises for example a plurality of coupling devices (1) including each for example two anchoring elements (12 9') closely coupled with the terrain (by cementing for example). Said anchoring elements are integral with the seismic source (V) such as any particular type of vibrator or a pulse source through transmission elements (10, 13). The seismic source is coupled with the coupling device (1) by fast locking means (18 19). The coupling devices (1) may be pre-installed in a …

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  • Filed December 12, 2002 and granted September 23, 2014. A Canadian patent filed from October 1, 1989 lasts 20 years from filing, so its term ended December 12, 2022.
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FiledDecember 12, 2002
GrantedSeptember 23, 2014
Term endedDecember 12, 2022
Patent numberCA 2470173 C
Classification (IPC)G01V1/04 +1 more

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