CSIR-NET
2014
108.
A seismic survey over a horizontal reflector brought out a two-way
travel time of 1.0 sec at the shot point, while the refraction survey
brought out the intercept time of 0.8 sec. A detector placed at 1.8km
distance from the shot point received the refracted and reflected
waves simultaneously. The depth to the reflector is...
A)
0.8km B) 1.2km C)
1.6km D) 2.0
Solution:
Horizontal
reflector is given in above problem
So,
using NMO (normal move out)
Formula:
Δtn
= X2 / (2*V2*ti) -----------------(1)
Δtn
= reflector travel time – intercept time
= 1.0-0.8
Δtn
= 0.2 s
Offset
distance (X)= 1800m
ti
= intercept time = 0.8 s
Substitute
these values in eq (1)
above
formula velocity (V) = X / (2*ti* Δtn)1/2
----------------------(2)
=
1800/ ( 2*0.8*0.2)1/2
=
3185 m/s
Therefore
the depth to the reflector h = (V*ti) / 2
=
(3185 *0.8) / 2
=
1274 m
=
1.274 km
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