NIIFF110 ANALOG INCLINOMETER
The In-place Inclinometer is a device that continuously measures deformation. The tube has two coasters, each equipped with wheels, that are inserted inside the inclinometer to measure the deformation.
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The In-place Inclinometer is a device that continuously measures deformation. The tube has two coasters, each equipped with wheels, that are inserted inside the inclinometer to measure the deformation.
The in-place inclinometer is a device that measures deformation by using a tilt sensor (or two tilt sensors at a 90-degree angle in the biaxial version) inside a stainless steel tube.
The Electric Crackmeter uses a potentiometric displacement transducer to detect changes in position between two points located near a joint or injury.
Wire displacement sensors detect ground movement in unstable areas, offering reliable geotechnical monitoring in high-risk environments.
The vibrating wire strain gauges are used to measure stress in load-bearing structures or monitor tensions in tunnel linings during tunnel excavation phases.