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3D-printed Ag-AgCl Electrodes for Laboratory Measurements of Self-Potential
Thomas S. L. Rowan
Vilelmini A. Karantoni
Adrian P. Butler
Matthew D. Jackson
Abstract. This paper details the design, development and evaluation of a 3D printed, rechargeable, Ag-AgCl electrode to measure Self-Potential (SP) in laboratory experiments. The challenge was to make a small, cheap, robust and stable electrode that could be used in a wide range of applications. The new electrodes are shown to offer comparable performance with custom-machined laboratory standards, and the inclusion of 3D printing (both Fused Filament Fabrication (FFF) and stereolithography (SLA)) makes them more versatile and less expensive than laboratory standards. The devices have been used in both low-pressure experiments using beadpacks, and high-pressure experiments using natural rock samples. Designs are included for both male and female connections to laboratory equipment.
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Thomas S. L. Rowan et al.
Status: open (until 06 May 2023)
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RC1: 'Comment on egusphere-2023-130', Anonymous Referee #1, 21 Mar 2023
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The authors developed 3D-printed Ag-AgCl Electrodes for Laboratory Measurements of Self-Potential and made several experiments. But the purpose, importance and innovation of this research are not elaborated. 3D printed method is seemed as an innovation, but not be illustrated in the paper. It just like the authors did one job and wrote it down. The authors have finished the job, but did not find the scientific meaning.
The structure of this paper is also not that appropriate that is more suitable for a patent or trial report. And some words are confused like “Designs are included for both male and female connections to laboratory equipment. ”
Recommendation: rejected
Citation: https://doi.org/10.5194/egusphere-2023-130-RC1
Thomas S. L. Rowan et al.
Thomas S. L. Rowan et al.
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