Kjarnasverkfæri
Kjarnasverkfæri is an Icelandic term that translates to "core tool" or "nuclear tool." It is most commonly used in the context of geology and specifically refers to tools used for extracting core samples from the earth. These samples are cylindrical sections of rock or soil that provide valuable information about the subsurface geology, stratigraphy, and composition of an area.
The most prevalent type of kjarnasverkfæri is the core drill. Core drills employ a rotating cutting head
In addition to core drills, the term kjarnasverkfæri can also encompass other related equipment used in the