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Time Domain Reflectometry (TDR)

Time Domain Reflectometry Cable | Model TDR-CBL

  • Model TDR-CBL Time Domain Reflectometry Cable.
  • Pigtail and TDR-CBL cable lengths.
  • 8910-TDR Data Logger (left), shown with pigtail and TDR-CBL cables (right).
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Model TDR-CBL

Time Domain Reflectometry (TDR) is a proven technology for monitoring slope stability by detecting ground movement along potential slip surfaces. A coaxial cable is installed in a borehole and grouted in place; when the slope deforms, the cable bends or shears, causing measurable reflections in the TDR signal. By analyzing these reflections, engineers can identify the depth and progression (but not magnitude or rate of movement) of slope movement in real time. TDR systems, consisting of a TDR cable and the GeoNet 8910-TDR Data Logger, provide a cost-effective, durable, and automated means of detecting slope instability. TDR systems are often used in combination with inclinometers and piezometers to provide a comprehensive assessment of slope performance and early warning of failure.

Specifications

Jacket O.D.
15.7 mm
Minimum Bend Radius
50 mm
Velocity of Propagation
88%
Center Conductor
Copper-clad aluminum wire or copper, 4.8 mm
Weight
24 kg per 100 m
Length × Diameter
variable × 12.7 mm

Please Note: GEOKON maintains an ongoing policy of design review and reserves the right to amend products and specifications without notice. Various instruments are discontinued over time and replaced with new, updated models.

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