Inclinometer measurement
So that everything remains balanced.

Unplanned inclinations usually provide for unwanted discussion. The inclinometer helps to avoid these problems in advance. With continuous and automatic measurements of changes in inclination, retaining walls and bridge structures can be monitored. Regardless of vertical or horizontal, temporary or permanently installed - the inclinometer is the professional answer.

Boris Bogensberger and an employee at the Austrotower in Vienna.

Inclinometer measurement - Austro Tower, Vienna | AT

Make provisions with inclination measurement technology.

Inclinometer measurement is an opportunity to establish any offset/inclination in size and direction. Using advanced inclination measurement technology, structures and of course objects, such as deep excavation pits, settlement-threatened structures, and unstable slopes can be monitored and, if necessary, secured.

Applications

Verticality verification in diaphragm walls and boreholes
Stability monitoring of sheet pile walls
Vertical motion measurements in landfills and horizontal settlement measurements
Stability monitoring of erosion-prone slopes, structures, dams and road embankments
Calculation of slip surfaces in landslides
Deformation measurements

Boris Bogensberger lowering the inclinometer into the measurement tube at the Austrotower in Vienna.

Inclinometer unwinding device: Austro Tower, Vienna I AT

Measuring tube, vertical or horizontal.

The inclinometer consists of an electronic pendulum sensor or accelerometer, which is placed in a measuring tube or mounted to a building structure. Vertical inclinometer probes and horizontal inclinometer probes thereby deliver digital measurement chains that provide information about possible structural changes. To mostly compensate for systematic errors, these measurements are always taken with the inclinometer upright and rotated 180°.

Services

The entire displacement profile along a measurement chain is captured
Vertical or horizontal inclinometer measurement chains are available in mono- or biaxial variants.
Compatible with standard inclinometer tubes
Automation of measurements
Minimal cabling work thanks to databus cable (RS485 bus system)

Inclinometer: Austro Tower, Vienna | AT

Measuring in the core

Compared with classic surveying technologies, the inclinometer can also generate real-time data directly from the core of the component and clearly present these in figures and tables.

Features

Maximum measuring range: 500 m
Standard range: +/-30°
Repeatability: +/- 1 mm/30 mm
Total system accuracy: +/- 3 mm/30 m
Shock resistance: 2000 g
Threshold temperatures: -30°C to +50°C

Inclinometer measurement So that everything remains balanced.