Method for measuring occurrence of non-contact structural surface

Abstract

The invention discloses a method for measuring the occurrence of a non-contact structural surface. The method comprises the following steps: establishing a descartes rectangular coordinate system of a right-hand space by taking a relocation site of a distance meter as an original point and a magnetic north direction as the positive direction of the x-axis by means of a space ranging function of a laser or infrared distance meter; rotating the distance meter to enable a measured light beam to be irradiated to three non-colinear points of a structural surface to be measured, and respectively recording the vertical rotation angle, horizontal rotation angle and measuring distance of each measured light beam; and quantitatively describing the inclination state of the structural surface to be measured by utilizing the relationship between a spatial vector and a geometric projection, and calculating the inclination angle, inclination and trend of the structural surface. By using the method, the application restrict for the contact measurement of the traditional geological compass is broken, the measurement for the occurrence of a long-distance or difficultly-contact structural surface is realized, and the measurement errors caused by the magnetism of minerals are effectively avoided.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a method for measuring the occurrence of a structural surface, in particular to a non-contact method for measuring the occurrence of a structural surface, which can measure the occurrence of the structural surface at a long distance without contacting the structural surface. Background technique [0002] The occurrence of structural planes includes three elements: strike, dip and dip. The traditional structural plane occurrence measurement uses a geological compass, which usually has the following disadvantages: [0003] (1) Poor measurement accuracy [0004] At the engineering site, it is usually to measure an exposed part of the structural surface, and the integrity of the structural surface is not enough, so it is difficult to ensure that the measured value is consistent with the objective true value; for small rock outcrops, it is also difficult to use a geological hammer. If a contact surface of sufficient size is drille...

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[0003] (1) Poor measurement accuracy

[0004] At the engineering site, it is usually to measure an exposed part of the structural surface, and the integrity of the structural surface is not enough, so it is difficult to ensure that the measured value is consistent with the objective true value; for small rock outcrops, it is also difficult to use a geological hammer. If a contact surface of sufficient size is drilled, it will be difficult for the traditional geological compass to make effective contact with the rock surface, and errors in the measurement values ​​will inevitably occur; in addition, manual errors may also be caused due to human hand shake, observation line of sight habits, and light environment.

[0005] (2) Strong magnetic interference from minerals

[0006] When measuring rock formations containing magnetic minerals, the geological compass is subject to strong magnetic interference, making it difficult to accurately measure the occurrence of structural planes

[0007] (3) It cannot be applied to the measurement of some long-distance or difficult-to-reach structural surfaces

[0008] The traditional geological compass measurement method is contact measurement. For structural surfaces under complex conditions, such as cliffs, river obstructions, and high-altitude structural roofs in mines, it is difficult for surveyors to directly contact and measure. The method of virtual extension of structural surfaces is adopted. The influence of factors is serious, and it is difficult to avoid a large deviation between the measured value and the o

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