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Settlement SensorsModel 4600The Model 4600 Settlement System is designed for the remote measurement of surface or subsurface settlement in fills, surcharges, dams, embankments, etc. A borehole is drilled which allows a Pressure Transducer to be anchored to solid ground below the area of settlement. A fluid-filled tube extends upward connecting the transducer to a reservoir which is located in the moving strata or fill. The measurement of fluid pressure indicates the elevation difference between the sensor and the reservoir. This design eliminates the need for long liquid filled tubes. Systems capable of measuring at multiple levels are also available (please contact Geokon for details).
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Settlement SensorsModel 4650The Model 4650 Settlement System uses a Pressure Transducer attached to a settlement plate located in the settling ground. The sensor is connected, via two fluid-filled tubes extending laterally, to a reservoir located on firm ground away from the area of anticipated movement. Fluid pressure within the tubes is sensed by the transducer which provides a measure of the elevation difference between the sensor and the reservoir. The tubes are flushable. The closed loop vented transducer / reservoir system is not influenced by barometric pressure.
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Settlement ProfilersModel 4651The Model 4651 Settlement Profiler consists of a pressure transducer inside a torpedo which is connected by a long liquid filled tube to a liquid reservoir. The torpedo is pulled through a pipe buried in a fill, surcharge, embankment, etc. The transducer gives a measure of the elevation profile of the pipe relative to the reservoir located on stable ground. The liquid tube is stored on a reel.
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High Sensitivity Settlement SensorsModel 4675The Model 4675 Settlement Monitoring System consists of a series of vessels containing liquid level sensors interconnected by a liquid filled tube. A reference vessel is positioned at a stable bench mark location with additional vessels positioned at different locations at approximately the same elevation. Differential settlement or heave between any vessel and the reference vessel results in an apparent rise or fall of the liquid level in that vessel. This system is particularly suitable for critical situations where high resolutions are required. Elevation changes of as little as ±0.02 mm (±0.001 in.) are detectable.
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Please Note: Geokon maintains an ongoing policy of design review and reserves the right to amend products and specifications without notice. | ||||||||||||||||||
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