Technical Analysis and Application Prospects of Magnetic Source Transient Electromagnetic Coil Devices in Hydrogeological Survey of Mining Area

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Abstract

The transient electromagnetic method (TEM) has a wide range of applications in the hydrogeological exploration of mining engineering. This method is highly sensitive to groundwater responses and provides reliable data for the prevention of water-related disasters, such as sudden water surges and gushes. However, there are currently a lack of comprehensive and systematic analyses and summaries regarding the characteristics of magnetic source transient electromagnetic coil devices. Based on the fixed characteristics of the field source, this paper categorizes magnetic source transient electromagnetic coil devices into fixed-source devices and moving-source devices. It provides an in-depth introduction and analysis of the working principles, technical characteristics, existing applications, and development trends of these two types of devices. This study provides important references for the selection and application of magnetic source transient electromagnetic coil devices. In the future, the development of magnetic source transient electromagnetic devices will focus on deeper measurement depths, higher lateral resolution, non-contact coupling, and efficient detection, moving towards multifunctionality, automation, and intelligence. This paper can provide a technical reference for the selection of magnetic source transient electromagnetic coil devices and their application in hydrogeological exploration of mining engineering.

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Yang, Y., Yang, F., Wang, B., Qian, W., Wang, Y., & Zuo, Y. (2025, January 1). Technical Analysis and Application Prospects of Magnetic Source Transient Electromagnetic Coil Devices in Hydrogeological Survey of Mining Area. Water (Switzerland). Multidisciplinary Digital Publishing Institute (MDPI). https://doi.org/10.3390/w17020171

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