A METHOD AND APPARATUS FOR DETERMINING THE TRACE AND DEPTH OF UNDERGROUND METALLIC CONDUCTORS

Abstract: Method and apparatus to determine the trace and depth of metallic conductors (6) located beneath ground level. The substance of the method is that ferrite antennas (16, 16') are matched to coupled parallel oscillating circuits the capacitive element of which provides resonance frequencies equal to the (cp +- 1)-th, preferably (cp-1)-th and cp - th, or (2c +- 1)-th, preferably (2c-1)-th and 2c-th upper harmonic of the basic frequency of the alternating current, where c is a properly selected integer higher than 1, the value of p is 1, 2, 3 or 6 as required, while cp is an even number, thereafter the trace of the conductor (6) is localized by detecting the vertical component (5) of the magnetic field at an upper/lower level and the horizontal component (4) at a lower/upper level, on the basis of the ratio of the two components the trace is approximated to a certain extent, then in order to measure the depth (4) of said conductor (6) the horizontal component (4) of the magnetic field is detected both at the upper and the lower level and the depth (4) is determined by the known formula. The apparatus comprises an upper and a lower ferrite antenna (16, 16') at least one of which can be rotated in the vertical plane. By means of the method and apparatus provided by the present invention the trace and depth of conductors conducting an alternating current can be determined with a high selectivity and accuracy.

Description: A method and apparatus for determining the trace and depth of underground metallic conductors Technical field The subject matter of the present invention is a method and apparatus for determining the trace and depth of metallic conductors located beneath ground level. According to the method provided by the invention the electromagnetic field generated by the alternating current existing in the metallic conductor is detected by ferrite antennas at an upper and a lower level, the trace of the conductor is localized and its depth is determined by means of the characteristics of the mag¬ netic field detected, while the apparatus provided by the invention comprises a measuring receiver consisting of a transducer provided with an upper and a lower ferrite antenna to convert the strength of the magnetic field inducted by the alternating current flowing in the metallic conductor into a voltage signal, a trace-local- iser unit and a depth finder unit to determine the depth of said conductor. The method and apparatus correspondin to the present invention provides for locating the under ground metallic conductors faster and with a higher accuracy compared to the methods loiown heretofore and free of human errors. ΞacJrc round Art Surveying and registering a densely located system of public utilities raises a lot of problems, as ' oγ applying the knov/n methods the determination of the trac and the depth can be accomplished with a relatively low accuracy only, especially in a very "noisy" en¬ vironment, namely in the vicinity of power current lines and equipments, e.g. tramway and trolley lines. The handling of the known equipment is sometimes dif¬ ficulty, portable constructions are not available, and the result of the measurements may be deterior¬ ated by significant human errors. A general method of locating metallic conductors is to indicate the variations of the vertical and/or horizontal components of the magnetic field generated by the alternating current existing in said conductor by means of a suitable probe, usually a transducer comprising ferrite antennas. The alternating current is produced by a generator applied to input an alter¬ nating current of the required amplitude and frequency to the conductor to be located via its available points. The input can also be accomplished by means of induc- tivity. A common method is also to connect one pole of the generator to the conductor only, the other pole being grounded. The locating accomplished o the method described is based on the fact that if the conductor to be located can be considered as an infinites raight lead, then a concentric magnetic field can be supposed to be existing around it. In the case of such a field pattern the ver¬ tical and horizontal components of the magnetic field strength are equal if the lead can be seen at an angle of 45 from the point of the measurements. Thereby the OMPI direction of the arrangement of the conductor can be determined, while the position of the trace of the conductor can be theoretically established based on the maximum valu f the horizontal component and the zero level of the vertical component. Both measurements are, however, uncertain, the measurement of the maximum value may be burdened by serious human errors, and measuring the zero value is illusory, es¬ pecially in noisy environment. An equipment has been developed by the US company Lletrotech utilizing a microcomputer to realize the locating method described wherein the measuring process is based on a fix program. developed to accomplish the method described above are known from the German Specifications DE-PS 10 64 655, 25 28 511 or 20 37 365 on circuit level The solution of particular partial problems are given in these Patent Specifications to increase the accuracy or stability of the detection or to accomplish an energy saving construction of the generator(powering the generator from the condLictor to be located is recommended by one of these specifications). An apparatus is described in the German DEPatent Specification ITo. 955 348 comprising two coils arranged horizontally one above the otherjand in a fixed position with respect to each other to find the depth, while a separate antenna is provided to localize the layout which is also rigidly fixed in relation to the coils. This apparatus requires a careful calibration when used. In noisy environments applying the generator raises particular problems as 100 to 500- / high-power units are OMPI - A - used in attempting to generate a high level alter¬ nating current in the conductor sufficient to suppress the effect of the own current of the conductor con¬ sidered to be disturbing. The power requirement of this accomplishment is very high, developing a mobile equipment is difficulty and the generator must be care¬ fully matched for the measurements. A source of additional difficulties is the measuring frequency, the selection of which can be commonly considered as incidental, it is an Qdd-order multiple of the mains frequency or approximates this value (e.g. 1450 Hz in the case of the instrument of the SΞBA company, or 1030 Hz in the R_?T equipment), thereby a sufficiently selective measurement can not be always effected, the relative of the noise may be significant. Disclosure of the Invention The ob ect of the present invention is to elimi¬ nate the disadvantages described above. It has been realized, that localizing the Ia3 ** out an measuring the depth can be effectively accomplished applying ferrite antennas placed at two different levels and rotatable with respect to each other for the measure¬ ments. Another important realization is that a generator is not always necessary to apply just in a noisj ** en¬ vironment if a sufficiently strong alternating current is flowing in the conductor, therefore it is advisable to make a distinction between the o * oeration with and with O PI out a generator and to select the measuring frequency accordingly. The main point of this latter realization is that such multiples of the basic frequency are selec¬ ted as measuring frequency when a generator is applied by which a high effective signal level can be attained with respect to the interfering noise (this is a proper¬ ly selected even upper harmonic), while in an operation mode without generator there is sufficient signal level (this is one of the odd upper harmonics as a consequence of the Fourier-analysis of the alternating current). Based on the realizations described above the object of the present invention is to provide a method and apparatus applicable to determine the layout and the depth of underground metallic conductors with a high accuracy and practically free of human errors. A ehtod has been developed for the realization of the object described above, whereby in order to determine the layout and depth of metallic conductors the magnetic field generated by the alternating current flowing in said metallic conductor is detected by fer¬ rite antennas at an upper and a lower level, the trace of the conductor is localized and its depth is deter¬ mined on the basis of the measured characteristics of the magnetic field, and according to the present inven- tion the ferrite antennas are matched to two coupled parallel oscillating circuits the capacity of which provides resonance frequencies equal to the (cp + l)-th, preferably (cp - l)-th and cp-th, or (2c + l)-th, preferably (2c - l)-th and 2c-th upper harmonicsof the basic frequency of the alternating current, where c is a properly selected integer higher than 1, the value OMPI _ of p is I, 2, 3 or 6 as required, while cp is an even number, thereafter the trace of the conductor is localized by sensing the vertical component of the magnetic field at the upper/lower level and the ho- rizontal component at the lower/upper level, the trace is approximated to a certain extent on the basis of the ratio of the two components, then in order to determine the depth of the conductor, the horizontal components of the magnetic field is detected at both the upper and the lower level and the depth is calculated by means of the known formula. V/ith the proper selection of the re¬ sonance frequencies, preferably selecting the 48-th and 47-th upper harmonics a high selectivity and thereby the sufficient accuracy of the measurements can be attained, while the human errors can be prevented by means of for¬ ming ratios, by processing the ratio as required, prefer¬ ably bγ forming the logarithms of the absolute values. The depth is preferably established by means of analog circuits as thereby a relatively simple consiύc- tion can be attained. The object of the present invention is also served bj the apparatus provided h the invention, which is applicable to implement the method described a ' -ove, having a measuring receiver comprising a transducer provided with an upper and a lower ferrite antenna to convert the mag¬ netic field strength generated j the alternating current flowing in a metallic condLictor into a voltage signal, a trace-localizing unit and a depth measuring unit, wherein according to the present invention said trace-localizing unit connected to the transducer sensing the magnetic field generated by the alternating current induced by a generator •■ ^TJEEX. when required is realized as a unit pointing out a corridor of predetermined half width depending on the depth of the conductor, the depth-measuring unit also connected to the transducer is built of analog circuit elements, the transducer is provided with two band-pass filters consisting of passive and active filter elements, one of which comprises the upper ferrite antenna as its inductive element and the other one comprises the lower ferrite antenna, wherein at least one of the upper and lower ferrite antennas can be rotated in the vertical plane, furthermore their capacitive element contain capacitors whereby the re¬ sonance frequency of one of said band-pass filters is (cp + l)-fold of the basic frequency of the alternating current, preferably (cp - l)-fold, or (2c + l)-fold, preferably (2c - l)-fold of said basic freqiency, while the resonance frequency of the other one is cp - fold or 2c - fold of the basic frequency, where c is a properly selected integer and p is 1, 2, 3 or 6 as requir- ed, cp being an even number. Preferably a trace-localiz¬ ing unit comprising a logaritmic amplifier is applicable to localize the layout, and an exponential amplifier is connected to the logarithmic amplifier in order to deter¬ mine the depth of the conductor. If an alternating current hac to be generated in the conductor to be located, then a current generator is preferably applied for this purpose, as matching of the generator is not required in this case, the loading im¬ pedance is low and therefore a portable instrument can be constructed. The current generator is preferably built of a well known transformer regenerative circuit. Brief description of the Drawings The method and apparatus corresponding to the present invention is exa plified by the embodiments and implementations described in detail referring to the drawings, where PIG.l is an illustration of the method provided by the invention" PIG.2 is a schematic block diagram of the appa- ratus provided b the invention * PIG.3 is the block diagram of the measuring re¬ ceiver provided by the invention * PIG.4 is the circuit diagram of the band-pass filter in the measuring receiver * PIG.5 is the circuit diagram the active rectifier circuit and logarithmic amplifier built of operational amplifiers * and PIG.6 is a preferred circuit accomplishment of the current generator developed for the generator made of operation of the apparatus provided by the present invention. Uode for Garrr/'in out the Invention ' ..-hen implementing the method provided ~ oγ the present invention an easily available point of the conductor to be located is first connected to a generator inducing alter¬ nating current, If required. Plither galvanic or inductive coupling may be applied, when a current is flowing in the conductor then the strength of the magnetic field induced may be sufficient to effect the measurements. By apply¬ ing a reference voltage it can be determined whether the magnetic field strength is sufficient or not, if required. Two ferrite antennas are used for the measurements, two band-pass filters are built of them, one of each. The resonance frequency of the band-pass filters is selected according as a generator is or is not applied for the measurement. In the former case an odd, preferably 47-th, and in the latter case an even, preferably 48-th upper harmonic of the basic frequency is adjusted. These values for the upper harmonics are obtained from theoretical considerations relating to the determination of the lay¬ out of said conductors. Por the proper measuring the upper ferrite antenna 16 is first set in vertical position and below it the lower ferrite antenna 16' is set in horizontal position. ITaturally a reverse arrangement can also be applied. The measurement is theoretically based on the fact the va- riations of the horizontal (x-axis) component 4 and the vertical (y-axis) component 5 of the magnetic field ge¬ nerated around a conductor 6 positioned in a depth in the relation to the lower, in this case horizontal ferrite antenna 16' are different (see Pig. 1). The horizontal (x-axis) components 4 form a bell curve, while the verti¬ cal (y-axis) components 5 form an S-curve, and consider¬ ing the difference of height d between the two positions where the two different components are measured, the two curves can be illustrated as seen in Pig. 1. The two curves are intersecting in point S, the peak of the co - OMPI ponents 5 is at x = h + d , while the peak of the com¬ ponents 4 is at x = 0, that is at the trace of the con¬ ductor to be located. In relation to the point S in one direction, here in the direction of increasing x values the component 5 is higher, and in the other direction the component 4 is the higher one. As for the absolute value of the component 5 » In the other branch of the component 4 point 3' is obtained as a similar limit. Uhen locating the conductor 6, approximating the trace 6 5 of the conductor a measurement is made at point 7. Here the component 5 is higher than component 4 (if the measurement is made approximating from point S" , then the absolute value of the component 5 is to be considered). The quotient of the two positive values , preferably the logarithm formed from the quotient is followed. Out of the range between 3' and S the value of this logarithm is either positive or negative depending on the formation of the quotient. t points S' and S the value of the quotient equals 1, that of the logarithm equals 0, and following this the sign of the logarithm will reverse in the range from S' to 3. Thereby the limits are assigned within which the locating is to be made with an Increased acciracy. The next measurement is made at point 8 and Is continued so that the results of the measurements should be of higher and higher value with the required sign. In the vicinity of the trace 6' of the conductor a cor¬ ridor of D hal -width is pointed out depending on the dept h, the limits of which are indicated ' or the value of the quotient or the logarithm exceeding a given value. The- -^ y s_ oretically the half-width D may be selected as small as required, but because of the disturbing fields always existing and resulting in a high distortion of the vertical (y-axis) component 5 here, measuring of the component 5 and thereby forming the quotient and its logarithm provides perfectly unreliable results within a specified range, a * :, it has been already mentioned in connection with the known methods, too. V/ith applying the method provided bγ the present invention this range has been experienced to be smaller than 2 to 3 percents of the depth, what means that in the case of a depth of 1 the trace 6' can be localized with an accuracy of 2 to 3 cm v/ith respect to the center- line of the conductor and this is quite sufficient. At the limit of the corridor of half-width D the value of the quotient and the logarithm, respectively, attains a given limit value specified for example by the overflow of a visual display and then the measuring is con¬ tinued at point 9 by setting also the upper ferrite an¬ tenna 16 in horizontal position. Then, on the basis of the two horizontal (x-axis) components and the well known re¬ lations of the physics the depth of the conductor is deter¬ mined and indicated preferably b-,- analog computing methods based on the electronic circuits applied for locating the trace 6' . Several methods can be applied for indicating: visu¬ al, e.g. with arrows and/or digits, possibly displaying ad¬ ditional information, too, or acoustic, e.g. varying pitch of the tone and/or tone modulation, or both visual and acoustic, etc. An apparatus suitable to implement the method provide by the present invention is comprised of a measuring receiver and a generator applied when required. The schematic block diagram of the measuring receiver is shown In Pig.2 and more detailed in Pig. 3. In the measuring receiver the transducer 1 comprises band-pass filters 23 and 23' built of active and passiv filter elements. Their output is connected to the tracelocal- izing unit A and the depth measuring unit B being connected to a display unit 14 (Pig.2). The band-pass filters 23 and 23' provide voltage signals corres¬ ponding to the field strength detected and this voltage signal is the basis of the measurements. The upper 16 and lower 16' ferrite antennas for¬ ming the inductive element sensing the magnetic field strength in the band-pass filters 23 and 23 ! accomplished with coupled parallel oscillating circuits are connected to the unit C determining the position of the measuring receiver in relation to the conductor 6 to be located via the filter stages 22 and 22 * and operational ampli- fiers 12 and 12' formed as rectifiers (see Pig.3) being thereafter connected to the logic unit 27. The output of the logic unit 27 is connected to the indicator 14. The indicator 14 may be for example a unit providing acoustic and/or vizual signals. One output of the operational amplifiers 12 and 12 * each is connected to a logarithmic amplifier 13 being a fundanental part of the trace-localiz¬ ing unit A. An alternately switchable modified exponen¬ tial amplifier 15 and serially an analog divider 24 is connected to the logarithmic amplifier 13 ■ the output of said divider being also connected to the indicator 14. The function of the modified exponential amplifier 15 is O PI to restore the value logarithmized by the logarithmic amplifier 13 and to reduce the valu btained by 1. Breaking the interconnection between the operatio¬ nal amplifier 12 and the logarithmic amplifier 13 a reference voltage source 37 can be interposed applying a voltage of U to the logarithmic amplifier 13. The reference voltage source 37 provides a basic for evaluat¬ ing the measured magnetic field strength when necessary and makes possible to decide about the possible applicatio of a generator (it ia required for example when the con¬ ductors are densely laid side by side, the current flowin in the conductor to be located is small, etc.). The unit C comprises in series connection a phase shifter 25 and a multiplier unit 26, where the phase shifter 26 is connected to the operational amplifier 12 and one output of the multiplier unit 26 is connected to the operational amplifier 12'. The band-pass filter 23 (see Pig.4) comprises follo ing the ferrite antenna 16 a tuning stage 17 including parallel capacitors switchable as reqLiired, a coupling stage 18 provided with an inductance 19 and a capacitor unit 20. The active filter stage 22 comprises active filte elements 21. The switchable capacitors of the coupling stage 18 provide for adjusting the tuning frequencies re- lated to the operating modes with or without generator. Th band-pass filter 23' has a similar construction. The circuit realization of the operational amplifier 12 applied as a rectifier (Pig. ) is well known in itself and requires no comments. The band-pass filter 23' is con- nected to the operational amplifier while the band-pass filter 23 is connected to the operational amplifier 12 being appl_ed as a rectifier and having a similar construc¬ tion, and both band-pass filters are so connected to the logarithmic amplifier 13. The logarithmic amplifier 13 is built of operational amplifiers 2 and 3, where the output of the operational amplifier 3 is fed back to its in¬ verting input and the output of the operational ampli¬ fier is fed back to its noninverting output by a transistor each, the emitters of the two transistors being connected. Thereby the processing of the voltage signal is facilitated from the measuring point of view, and measured signal re¬ tains its sign relating to its natural value given in dBs. The units described herein can also be accomplished in differnt wa s by utilizing known circuits and elements. " .hen developing the apparatus and method provided by the present invention one of the fundamental realiza¬ tions was the fact well known from the theory of the rec¬ tifying circuits that the n = cp + 1 order upper harmonics exist in the current Z of a p cycle rectifying circuit. Here the value of c is 1, 2, 3. - while In the case of the practicable circuits p is I, 2, 3 » and 6. Con¬ sidering these for example at the frequencies of the 24-th 48-th Lipper harmonics no upper harmonic exists, therefore these are preferahle to be selected "when a generator is applied. Because of the application of ferrite antennas and band-pass filters the 48-th upper harmonic is more favourable. However, when applying a generator the 47-th upper harmonic is always present and therefore the band- -pass filters 23 and 23' oan be easily retuned to the 47-th upper harmonics with small auxiliary capacitors. fREAtT O PI The cu.rrent obtained is only one 47-th part of that obtaine at the basic frequency, but it is measureable quite well. Por the apparatus provided by the invention the ge¬ nerator is preferred to be realized as a current generator examplified by the circuit diagram shown in Pig.6. In this case a transformer current-regenerative circuit 29 is con¬ nected to the output of a voltage-controlled oscillator 28 to drive the rectifier unit 30 and controlled switches 31. One pole of the loading 34 is connected to one pole of said switches, while the other pole is connected to the input of the voltage-controlled oscillator 28 via an operational amplifier 38 as a rectifier and an integrator 36. The cont¬ rolled switch 31 is connected to a frequency divider 33 and a quartz-controlled oscillator 32. The inverting input of the integrator 36 is connected to a source providing a reference voltage U p . The method and apparatus corresponding to the present invention provides for determining the trace and depth of conductors conducting an alternating current with a high selectivity and accuracy.

Claims: Claims 1. A method to determine the trace and depth of underground metallic conductors, wherein the electro¬ magnetic field generated by the alternating current existing in said metallic conductor is detected by fer- rite antennas at the upper and a lower level, the trace of the conductor is localized and its depth is determined by means of the characteristics of the magnetic field detected, c h a r a c t e r i z e d in that the ferrite antennas are matched to two coupled parallel oscillating circuits the opacity of which provides resonance frequencies equal to the (cp + l)-th, preferably (cp - 1)- -th, and cp - th, or (2c + l)-th, preferably (2c - l)-th and 2c - th upper harmonics of the basic frequency of the alternating current, where c is a properly selected integer higher than 1, the value of p is 1, 2, 3 or 6 as reqtiired, while cp is an even number, thereafter the trace of the conductor is localized by sensing the ver¬ tical component of the magnetic field on he upper/lower level and the horizontal component of the lower/upper level, the trace is approximated to a certain extent on the basis of the ratio of the two com onen , then, in order to determine the depth o_ the conductor, the hori¬ zontal components of the magnetic field is detected at both the upper and the lower level and the depth Is cal- culated by means of the known formula. 2. A method of Claim 1 characterized in that to localize the trace of said conductor the change of the sign of the logarithm of the absolute value formed from the quotient of the vertical and horizontal components is to be followed, then a corridor is pointed out in¬ cluding the trace of said conductor the width of which is related to the depth of said conductor based on the amount of said absolute value. 3. A method of Claim 1 or 2 characterized by determining the depth by means of analog circuits. 4. A method according to any one of Claims 1 to 3 characterized in that the relative position of the ferrite antennas in relation to the conductor is detected. 5. A method according to any one of Claims 1 to 4 characterized in that the value of cp is equal to 48, while the other tuning frequency is corresponding to the 47 - th upper harmonic. 6. An apparatus to determine the trace and depth of underground metallic conductors, particulary to ac¬ complish the method provided by any one of Claims 1 to 5, comprising a measuring receiver including a transducer provided with an upper and a lower ferrite antenna to convert the magnetic field strength generated by the al¬ ternating current existing In said metallic conductor into a voltage signal, a trace-localizing unit and a depth measuring unit, characterised in that said trace- -localizing unit (A) connected to the transducer (1) sensing the magnetic field generated by the alternating current induced by a generator when required is realized as a unit pointing out a corridor of predetermined half width (D) depending on the depth of said conductor, the - 18 - depth measiring unit (3) also connected to said trans¬ ducer (1) is built of analog circuit elements, the trans¬ ducer (I) is provided with two band-pass filters (23. 23' consisting of passive and active filter elements, oneof which comprises the upper ferrite antenna (16) as its Inductive element and the other one comprises the lower ferrite antenna (16'), wherein at least one of the upper and lower ferrite antennas (16, 16') can be rotated in the vertical plane, furthermore their capacitive element contains capacitors whereby the resonance frequency of one of said band-pass filters is (cp + l)-fold of the basic frequency of said alternating current, preferably (cp - 1)- fold, or (2c + I)-fold, preferably (2c - 1)- -fold of said basic frequency, while the resonance frequency of the other one is cp-fold or 2c-fold of the basic frequency, where c is a properly selected integer and p is 1, 2, 3 - or 6 as required, cp being an even number. 7. An apparatus of Claim 6 characterized, in that an active filter stage (22, 22') is on the output of the band-pass filter (23, 23') connected to the operational amplifier (12, 12') being applied as a rectifier. 8. An apparatus of Claim 6 or 7 characterized in that a unit (C) applied to determine the relative position of said measiring receiver in relation to said conductor consisting of a phase shifter (25) and a multiplier unit (26) is connected to one of said opera¬ tional amplifiers (12), ~ iιe multiplier unit (26) of which O PI is connected to the other operational amplifier (12'), said operational amplifiers being applied as rectifiers. 9. An apparatus according to any one of Claims 6 to 8, characterized in that said trace-lccalizing unit (a) comprises a logarithmic amplifier (13) connected to the output of said operational amplifiers (12, 12') being applied as active rectifiers, and connected to an indicator (14). 10. An apparatus of Claim 8 or 9 characterized in that the trace-localizing unit (A) is in connection with said unit (c) utilized to determine the relative position of said measuring receiver in relation to said conductor via said indicator. 11. An apparatus of Claim 9 or 10 characterized by comprising a reference voltage source (37) which can be interconnected between the operational amplifier (12) being applied as a rectifier and the logarithmic ampli¬ fier (13) y means of a switch. 12. An apparatus according to any one of Claims 9 to 11 characterized in that caid depth measuring unit (3) is built of an exponential amplifier (15) switchably connected to the outputjof said logarithmic amplifier (13) and an analog divider (24) serially connected to said indicator (14). 13. An apparatus according to any one of Claims 9 to 12 characterized in that said logarithmic amplifier (13) is provided with an operational amplifier (2) via the base and collector of the transistor, said transistor - 20 - being interposed between the output and the non-in¬ verting input of said operational amplifier (2). 14. An apparatus according to any one of Claims 6 to 13 characterized by comprising a generator being accomplished as a current generator. 15. An apparatus of Claim 14 characterized in that said current generator is provided with a voltage- -controlled oscillator (28), the output of which is connected to one pole of a loading (34) via a transforme- current-regenerative circuit (29), a rectifier (30)con¬ nected to the former, and controlled switches driven by said rectifier (30), while its input is connected to the output of an integrator (36) , a reference voltage ( τ u-n) being connected to the non-inverting input of said in- tegrator (36), and the other pole of said loading (34) to its inverting input vis. an operational amplifier (38) applied as active rectifier. OMPϊ

Inventors: SZEDLMAJER LASZLO, SZEDLMAJER, LASZLO
Applicants: SZEDLMAJER LASZLO, SZEDLMAJER, LASZLO
Application year: 1983
Main classification: G01V3
IPC codes: G01V3