is designed to power the downhole tool, data exchange of a surface computer with downhole tool, with depth system – DMG the depth sensor tags and optical disc on the synchro receiver.
Features and advantages
- Integrated power supply for downhole tools.
- BI has a built wireline simulator (R = 60 ohms) to test the equipment under laboratory conditions.
- It works with PC type Notebook (mobile version) or as a part of any program-controlled logging unit.
- It is possible to work with other downhole tools using the Manchester-2 code.
- It is possible to use a powerful external source supply for power downhole tools.
- Available in three versions:
- BI – 200 (designed to work with AKIPS equipment);
- BI MID (designed to work with MID equipment and all its modifications);
- BI AMC-VSP-3-48 (designed to work with AMC-VSP-3-48 equipment and all its modifications).
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BI MID |
BI – 200 |
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Data transmission format |
Manchester-2 |
Manchester-2 |
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Data transmission speed, Mbaud |
1/48 |
1/48 |
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Data receive rate, in software changeable, Mbaud |
1/6; 1/12; 1/24; 1/48 |
1/6; 1/12; 1/24; 1/48 |
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Supply current of downhole tool, milliampere, up to |
200 |
1000 |
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Overvoltage in the source of current, V |
100 |
200 |
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Supply voltage, V/Hz |
180-260/50 |
180-260/50 |
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Energy input, W, up to |
200 |
300 |
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Downhole dimensions, mm: length width height |
270 330 75 |
270 330 120 |
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Weight with a set of cords, kg, up to |
6.5 |
12 |
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Surrounding air temperature, ºC |
10-35 |
10-35 |
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Degree of air saturation, %, up to |
98 |
98 |
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Atmosphere pressure, kPa |
60-106 |
60-106 |