Original paper
Electromagnetic emission accompanying fracture of quartz‐bearing rocks
Abstract
Fracture of quartz‐bearing rocks and other hard piezoelectric materials is associated with radio frequency (RF) electromagnetic emission that can be readily detected in the laboratory. Using a standard RF coil and a transient recorder it was found that small cracks in quartz and tourmaline single crystals produce exponentially‐decaying RF transients with a time constant of about 10 −5 s. Failure of quartz‐bearing rocks generates longer and more...
Paper Details
Title
Electromagnetic emission accompanying fracture of quartz‐bearing rocks
Published Date
Aug 1, 1977
Journal
Volume
4
Issue
8
Pages
333 - 336
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