CMG-5TB

Güralp Systems' CMG-5TB borehole accelerometer is a low-noise triaxial force feedback instrument, equivalent to the CMG-5T vault accelerometer, designed for borehole applications.

Features

Flat acceleration from DC to 100 – 200 Hz
Waterproof and durable, with “O”-ring seals throughout
Suitable for installation with sand backfill to minimise convection
Additional high gain output
Remote DC offset zeroing

Options

Single-jaw hole lock unit for installing in boreholes between 89 and 178 mm diameter
Electronic compass module for determining downhole orientation
Cable strain relief mechanism (standard if a downhole digitizer is not used)

Strong motion news

The new CMG-5TD Internet Accelerometer

December 2006

The latest evolution of the CMG-5TD is the first broadband feedback accelerometer with direct output to networks and the Internet.

Setting up triggering for a dialup installation

How to configure a Güralp digital sensor or CMG-DM24 so that you can dial in through an attached modem, select and download triggered events.

Case study: Strong-motion arrays for dams

March 2006

Güralp Systems' CMG-5T and 40T-1 sensors are being used for safety monitoring in a major hydroelectric project in Romania.



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