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Concrete Embedment Strain GagesThese Strain Gages are designed for direct embedment in concrete. It has a 153 mm gage length and 1με sensitivity and is commonly used for strain measurement in foundations, piles, bridges, dams, tunnel linings, etc. |
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CrackmeterThe Crackmeter is intended to measure movement accross surface cracks and joints. It is installed by grouting, bolting, or bonding two threaded anchors (with ball joints) on opposite sides of the crack and then attaching the ends of the gage to the anchors. |
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Magnetic ExtensometerThe Magnetic Extensometer is designed to measure settlement or heave of soft ground under the influence of loading or unloading due to the construction of embankments, fills, buildings, foundations, and structures. A probe is lowered inside a telescoping guide tube to detect and measure the position of magnetic anchors located around the guide tube at various depths along the borehole or within the fill. Plate anchors are used in fill and “spider” anchors in boreholes. |
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Standard PiezometersThe Standard Piezometers is designed to measure fluid pressures such as ground water elevations and pore pressures when buried directly in embankments, fills, etc. Also for installation inside boreholes, observation wells and standard (>19 mm diameter) piezometer riser pipe. |
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Weir MonitorThe Weir Monitor is a water level monitoring system that uses a vibrating wire force transducer to provide a highly stable and sensitive means of monitoring water levels. The main component is a cylindrical weight suspended from the force transducer. The cylindrical hangs partially submerged in the water whose level is to be monitored. As the water level changes the changing buoyancy force on the cylinder acts directly on the vibrating wire transducer and alters its tension and hence its resonant frequency. |
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Settlement SystemThe Settlement System is designed for the remote measurement of surface or subsurface settlement in fills, surcharges, dams, embankment, etc. A borehole is drilled which allows a pressure transducer to be anchored to solid ground below the area of settlement. A fluid filled tube extends upward connecting the tranducer to a reservoir which is located in the moving strata or fill. The measurement of fluid pressure indicates the elevation difference between the sensor and the reservoir. This design eliminates the need for long liquid filled tubes. |
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Earth Pressure CellThe Earth Pressure Cell are designed to measure total pressure in earth fills and embankments. All cell consist of two circular stainless steel plates welded together around their periphery and spaced apart by a narrow cavity filled with de-aired oil. Changing earth pressure squeezes the two plates together causing a corresponding increase of fluid pressure inside the cell. |
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