YZCX7.4 Self-storage Borehole Imager

The YZCX7.4 self-storage borehole imager is a device that conducts video recording, trajectory measurement, and advancement depth measurement simultaneously as the drill pipe advances. Data such as video images and spatial angles are saved in real-time within the probe. After the measurement is completed, the data saved in the probe is transmitted to the analysis software and integrated with the depth measurement data, and then spliced into a complete unfolded diagram of the entire borehole wall for observing the integrity of the borehole wall and describing the lithology of geological structures. The YZCX7.4 self-storage borehole imager consists of two parts: instrument hardware and analysis software. The instrument hardware part is composed of a probe, a depth counter, etc., which can achieve the primary collection of video and borehole trajectory (azimuth angle, inclination angle) data. Through the analysis software, it is possible to view the depth information of the current video borehole and the actual situation of geological rock layers at different depths.