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CSIR-NET 2012 JUNE (101-A)

CSIR-NET 2012

101.The two-way travel time in the case of two horizontal reflectors are 10ms and 12ms respectively and the RMS velocities are 2500m/s and 3500m/s respectively. Then the interval velocity between two reflectors is 

A) 6500 m/s           

B) 2500 m/s            

C) 3500 m/s           

D) 1000 m/s


Solution:


Interval velocity(Vint): Is the constant velocity of a single layer.



Vint can be approximately calculated from Vrms using the Dix formula.



From Dix formula interval velocity


Vint= √( ( ( V22 *t2) – (V12*t1) ) / (t2-t1) ) ------------------(1)



Where,



Vint= interval velocity


t1= travel time of the first reflector = 10 ms 

    =10,000s


t2= travel time of the second reflector =12 ms

 = 12,000s



Vrms1= root mean square velocity of the first reflector



       = 2500 m/s



Vrms2 = root mean square velocity of the second reflector



         = 3500 m/s



substitute above values in eq(1)



Vint= √( ( ( 3500)2 *12,000) – (2500)2*10,000) ) / (12,000-10,000) )



=√( ( ( 147,000,000,000) – (62,500,000,000) ) / (2000) )




=√( ( 84,500,000,000 ) / (2000) )




=√(42,250,000 )





Vint = 6500 m/s







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