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Precision Accelerometers for Energy Exploration
Honeywell produces the QAT (160C and 185C versions) and the Mini Q (150C, 185C and 200C) high-temperature accelerometers for down hole measurement-while-drilling and wireline applications.
These accelerometers utilize Honeywell’s Q-Flex design, the industry standard in Aerospace, ruggedized for high temperature and specifically customized for the demands of oil and gas applications.
As with the entire Q-Flex family of accelerometers, QAT and Mini Q products feature a patented Q-Flex etched-quartz-flexure seismic system and its amorphous quartz proof-mass structure provides excellent bias, scale factor and axis alignment stability
The integral Q-Flex electronics develop an acceleration-proportional output current providing both static and dynamic acceleration measurements. By use of a customer-supplied output load resistor, appropriately scaled for the acceleration range of the application, the output current can be converted into a voltage.
Applications
- Energy Exploration
Key Honeywell Advantages
- High-temperature capability
- Environmentally rugged
- Analog output
- Square or round mounting flange options (QAT160/185 only)
- Field-adjustable range
- Internal temperature sensor for thermal compensation
- Low-power electronics
- Built-in test
High temperature accelerometers are designed to survive in extreme heat or cold environments and require precise acceleration information like drilling. Often used in demanding industrial environments, these accelerometers and pressure sensors provide critical data that prevents failures and reduces downtime.
These are high-temperature accelerometers for down hole measurement-while-drilling and wireline applications that utilize Honeywell’s Q-Flex design, the industry standard in Aerospace, ruggedized for high temperature and specifically customized for the demands of oil and gas applications.
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