Precise verticality monitoring system for measuring relative horizontal displacement in dams and tall structures.
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Precise verticality monitoring system for measuring relative horizontal displacement in dams and tall structures.
The Geolook Normal Plumbline System is a high-precision instrument designed to monitor the horizontal displacement of large structures such as concrete dams, skyscrapers, and nuclear cooling towers relative to their vertical axis. The system relies on gravity to establish a true vertical reference line. A heavy weight (plumb bob) is suspended by a steel wire from a fixed point at the top of the structure. The position of the wire is measured at various elevations using a contactless Telecoordinometer (RX-TX) or a manual optical coordinometer. This provides a direct, drift-free measurement of how much the top of the structure has moved relative to the monitoring station.
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It is crucial to select the correct orientation for your project:
The position of the wire can be read in two ways:
To prevent the wire from acting like a pendulum due to wind or structural vibrations, the plumb bob is suspended in a tank filled with high-viscosity oil.
This damping ensures the wire remains steady, allowing for high-precision static measurements even in active construction environments.
It is crucial to select the correct orientation for your project:
To prevent the wire from acting like a pendulum due to wind or structural vibrations, the plumb bob is suspended in a tank filled with high-viscosity oil.
This damping ensures the wire remains steady, allowing for high-precision static measurements even in active construction environments.
The position of the wire can be read in two ways:
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