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In-Place Inclinometers (IPI)

  • Remote, continuous, and automatic monitoring of natural slopes, landslides, embankments and sub-sea marine sediments. Monitor lateral deformation in dams and tailings.
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In-Place Inclinometers from Specto Technology

Specto Technology is your one source for Inclinometers.  We are an independent vendor who provides a wide-array of best-in-class products from manufacturers all throughout the world. We are proud to provide you with:

  • Inclinometers from Geokon and Sisgeo
  • In-Place Inclinometer Sales and support
  • Customized training for you and/or your subcontractors. Click here to view a list of training classes.
  • Best-in-class hosted data solutions to keep your data moving wirelessly from the field to your fingertips
  • Exceptional customer service and support

PRODUCT FEATURES:

  • An In-Place Inclinometer (IPI) is designed to measure lateral displacement within a borehole
  • Jointed together and suspended within casing inside a borehole, a string of IPI sensors may be used to monitor the continuous profile of the inclinometer casing
  • Vertical and (sub)horizontal in-place inclinometers may utilize uniaxial or biaxial tilt sensors that offer great performance in terms of both accuracy and thermal drift

PRODUCT BENEFITS:

  • Digital systems simplify and speed-up the the installation procedures
  • Digital systems offer greater noise immunity than analog types and are capable of signal transmission over cables lengths up to 1200 m, depending on the number of sensors
  • Ideally suited for use in installations which deviate excessively from the vertical
  • Their long-term stability is excellent and they are resistant to shock loads

TYPICAL APPLICATIONS INCLUDE:

The remote, continuous, and automatic monitoring of…

  • Lateral deformation in dams and tailings
  • The stability of natural slopes, landslides, embankments and sub- sea marine sediments
  • The stability of slurry walls, sheet piling and tieback walls
  • Lateral ground movements in, around and above tunnels and underground openings

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