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Extensometers and axial borehole displacements / joint and crack displacements

Extensometers are used to measure axial deformation in a borehole. They measure the relative displacement between one or more fixed points in a borehole and a measuring station at the entrance to the borehole. There are also various types of probe extensometers that can handle a higher number of measuring points in a borehole, but are not suitable for automatic data acquisition, like rod extensometers.


Surface-extensometer with electric displacement transducers
Instruments for measuring joint and crack displacements in principle work along the same principles as extensometers, but with a short measurement base. With the appropriate design, the displacement of joints and cracks can be measured in the three spatial dimensions.
Software
KRONOS Tunnel Information SystemEfficient data management and visualisation tool of all relevant data in tunnellingDetails
Systems
DAMOS - Automatic Data Acquisition SystemUnder constructionDetails
Services
Geotechnical Measurements - Installation, Data acquisition and AnalysisFull range of services related to geotechnical instrumentationDetails
Hardware
Rod ExtensometerExtensometer for manual and automatic data acquisition - sturdy and easy to installDetails
JointmeterRobust instrument for monitoring joint displacementsDetails
3D Crack MeterCompact instrument for crack-monitoringDetails
MINOS Readout UnitUnder constructionDetails
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