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Automated monitoring of the comprehensive utility tunnel on Jiangzhou Avenue and Tongjiang Avenue

The underground comprehensive utility tunnel is a type of shallow-buried structure that is easily affected by human and natural environments, leading to uneven settlement, tilting, or vibration damage, which can result in structural fatigue, cracking, water seepage, and other issues. Therefore, it is necessary to monitor the settlement, tilt angle, and vibration of the tunnel. Automated monitoring has advantages such as high frequency and saving time and effort, making it an important measure to ensure the structural safety of the tunnel.

Msensor Sensor - Tunnel Bottom Settlement and Deformation Monitoring Static Level Instrument

Within a range of 150 meters from the entrance of the left and right tunnels, static level gauges are evenly arranged at 10-meter intervals on the bottom and side lining walls of the tunnel to monitor tunnel settlement and vertical deformation.

Automated Monitoring Plan for the Safety of Ancient Building Protection Against Inclined Settlement

The main monitoring object of ancient building structures is settlement. The parameter indicators need to be collected from the site physical quantities through corresponding sensors and demodulators, and the data is transmitted to the remote monitoring center database via Ethernet or wireless network. Data processing and analysis are carried out through the structural safety monitoring system software on the upper computer.

The tilt sensor is used for monitoring and early warning of debris flows and dam landslides.

1. Overview: Landslides, mudslides, and debris flows are the main types of geological disasters in our country, with a level of harm second only to earthquakes, and they occur frequently. Their distribution is very widespread, and the degree of harm is extremely serious. According to incomplete statistics, from the founding of the country until the end of 2010, there have been more than 3,000 large-scale landslides, over 2,000 landslides, and more than 2,000 debris flows nationwide. The number of medium and small-scale landslides, mudslides, and debris flows reaches hundreds of thousands. More than 350 counties, over ten thousand villages, more than 100 large factories, 55 large mines, and over 3,000 kilometers of railway lines across the country have been severely affected by landslides, mudslides, and debris flows.
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