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Equipment tagged with [Vibration Wire Crackmeter]

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<p>In late 2009 the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) and National Park Service (NPS) joined into a collaborative research project to investigate the deformation of large, vertically-oriented, granite slabs in response to thermal heating and solar radiation. The ...
<p>Electrical and vibrating wire crackmeters (jointmeters) are intended to monitor movement across surface cracks and joints in concrete structures or rock.<br>The instrument assembly includes sensor housing and target, both parts are equipped with screw anchors. ...
<p>A submerged concrete caisson, partially buried below seabed serving as a water intake facility, was to be instrumented to monitor potential settlements during its operation. To meet the objectives of the monitoring project, two Model 6160 MEMS Tiltmeters ...
<p>The Vibrating Wire Crackmeter provides accurate measurement of crack propagation for structural or geotechnical monitoring. The sensor is made from high quality stainless steel, incorporates O-rings to allow for underwater use and is designed for longterm ...
<p>VWCM-4000 crack meters are used to measure movement across surface cracks and joints in concrete, rock, soil and structures. They consist of a sensor outer body tube and an inner free-sliding rod which is connected at the internal end to a vibrating wire ...
<p>The VW crackmeter is used to monitor movement at joints and cracks in concrete structures or rock. The VW crackmeter consists of a VW displacement transducer and a mounting kit. Anchors are installed on opposite sides of the crack and the transducer is ...
<p>The VW embedment jointmeter is used to monitor movement at joints in mass-concrete structures such as abutments, foundations, and dams. Components of the embedment jointmeter include a socket, a transducer housing, and a submersible VW displacement transducer. ...