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February 22, 2026Физика Земли / Izvestiya Physics of the Solid Earth0 citations

Influence of Inductive Masses of Conductive Objects Based on Numerical Three-Dimensional Modeling of Signals in the Method of Transient Processes

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NSN. V. Shtabel

Key Points

  • This research aims to model the influence of conductive ore objects on electromotive forces using transient process methods.
  • Conducted numerical modeling of a non-stationary electric field in a spatially inhomogeneous medium.
  • Analyzed signals from measurements made within a generator loop covering ore objects.
  • Studied the correlation between conductive object arrangement and the measured electromotive forces.
  • Identified that conductive objects significantly influence the measured signals in a localized manner over time.
  • Observed that the magnitude and duration of emf anomalies correlate with the number of conductive objects present.
  • Noted that the effects manifest primarily in the zone where the objects project onto the surface.

Abstract

The problem of modeling a non-stationary electric field in a spatially inhomogeneous medium with three closely located conductive ore objects is considered for an installation in which the generator loop covers the entire area with ore objects, and measurements are carried out inside it. Based on the numerical modeling data, their influence on the electromotive forces (emf) measured using the transient process method is studied. Analysis of the received signals showed that the significant influence of conductive objects is local in nature with time and manifests itself in the zone of projection of objects onto the daylight surface. The magnitude of the electromotive force (emf) anomaly and its duration in time correlate with the number of conductive objects.

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N. V. Shtabel (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/699a9d7a482488d673cd3623https://doi.org/10.7868/s3034645225050051
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