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Earth Pressure CellsModel 4800The Model 4800 Earth Pressure Cells are designed to measure total pressure in earth fills and embankments. All cells 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. A vibrating wire pressure transducer converts this pressure into an electrical signal which is transmitted to the readout location.*
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“Fat Back” Pressure CellsModel 4810The Model 4810 “Fat Back” Pressure Cell is intended to measure contact earth pressures on the surface of concrete or steel structures. The cell has an extra thick backplate to minimize any point loading effects. ‘Ears’ on the cell assist in holding the cell to concrete forms or to retaining walls during installation.*
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Jackout Pressure CellsModel 4820The Model 4820 Jackout Pressure Cells are used to measure earth pressures on slurry walls. They are designed to fit inside a plate which is pressed against the side of a slurry wall excavation using a hydraulic jack arrangement. This method of installation ensures that the jackout cell is located with its sensitive face in contact with the adjacent soil. (Photo at left shows the Jackout Pressure Cell separately, as removed from the assembly. Photo at lower left shows Jackout Pressure Cell Hydraulic Jack Assembly (with VW Piezometer installed).*
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Push-In Pressure CellsModel 4830The Model 4830 Push-In Pressure Cell is designed to be pushed in place for the measurement of total pressures in soils and earth fills. Where effective stress is required, the cell is fitted with an integral piezometer. A thread is provided on the end of the cell to allow for installation using lengths of pipe or drill rods.*
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NATM Style Shotcrete Stress CellsModel 4850The Model 4850 NATM Style Shotcrete Stress Cells are designed for the measurement of tangential (4850-1) and radial (4850-2) stresses in shotcrete tunnel linings. The cells consist of two rectangular steel plates welded together around the periphery with a de-aired fluid occupying the space between the plates. A short tube connects the cell to a vibrating wire pressure transducer. A prestressing tube is provided for expanding the cell after the concrete has cured. Cells of this type are also used for measurements of stress in mass concrete.
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Load CellsModel 4900The Model 4900 Vibrating Wire Load Cell consists of a cylinder of high-strength steel with 3, 4 or 6 vibrating wire strain gages located around the circumference of the cell. Loads applied to the cell are measured by the vibrating wire strain gages. The effects of uneven and eccentric loading are minimized by averaging the output of all 3, 4 or 6 individual readings.
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Load CellsModel 3000The Model 3000 Load Cell is made from an annulus of high-strength steel or aluminum, with electrical resistance strain gages in a Wheatstone Bridge configuration. The load cell is designed primarily for use on tiebacks and rockbolts although they may be used during pile load tests and for monitoring loads in crosslot struts and tunnel supports, etc. In most cases, the load cells are used in conjunction with a hydraulic jack and bearing plates.
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Instrumented RockboltsModel 4910The Model 4910 Instrumented Rockbolt comprises a vibrating wire strain gage located inside a short length of standard threaded rockbolt or rebar. This short length is then connected via a coupling to a longer length of the same bolt material. The instrumented rockbolt is installed in the same manner as conventional rockbolts , making sure that the strain gage remains located within the loaded part of the rockbolt.
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Tension Load CellsModel 4915The Model 4915 Load Cell consists of a vibrating wire transducer, housed inside a thick-walled stainless steel cylinder, designed to provide a highly stable and sensitive means of monitoring tensile loads in in-line weighing systems, such as weighing type rain gages, process weighing systems and batching plants.
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*Please Note: Models are also available (3500 Series) with semiconductor pressure transducers to enable measurement of dynamic pressures (please contact Geokon, Inc. for details). |
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