Accelerometer Sensors

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Structural Health Monitoring is a diverse way of monitoring a variety of different structures. From Bridges, Tunnels, High Rise Buildings, Dams, Rail Lines, Water Tanks & Silos, Heritage buildings and Docks the applications for Structural Health Monitoring are endless.

Being able to accurately measure the Static and Dynamic changes on structures enables engineers to accurately measure the expected lifespans of their structures and any on-going or immediate repair works required.

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Accelerometer Sensors

Accelerometer Sensors are the most commonly used sensors in structural health monitoring applications, Accelerometers are used to measure the high frequency changes and deformations in structures.

This is done in three axes with high resolution and accurate measurement reliability.

Accelerometers are used on Structures such as:

  • Bridges
  • High Rise Buildings
  • Dams
  • Tanks
  • Docks

Just like the DECK and Tiltmeters our Accelerometers can measure temperature changes and transmit all data via LoRaWAN transmission and have a 2-year battery life.

All Accelerometer Sensors are battery powered with a 2-year expected lifespan.

Structural Health Monitoring systems are vastly cheaper than conventional methods of on-site monitoring or expensive interferometric radar monitoring. Even when compared against earlier generations of wireless Structural Health Monitoring our systems come in vastly cheaper by using a lot less sensors. The less sensors required the less money involved for monitoring structures.

Our revolutionary sensors allow the monitoring of a variety of different data sets as well as temperature and wind speeds.

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