Structural health monitoring with HBM: Viable measurement results for you
For the planning and design of buildings, evaluation of damage or implementation of fatigue tests: viable measurement results count in structural health monitoring.
Products and services around structural health monitoring
Can a bridge still be permanently used? Can a building be restored? Will a structure hold firm even if certain parts are removed or altered? Is a specific construction material suitable for the requirements? Can earthquake tests be simulated?
These and many other questions arise within the field of structural health monitoring. The answers are provided by the measurement products and services from HBM: with strain gages, transducers, amplifiers and measurement technology software from one source—for your demanding measurement technology tasks in structural health monitoring. Our products are enhanced by a professional service portfolio covering installation, commissioning and maintenance for your measurement technology on site.
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Regardless of whether you need to measure pressure, force, displacement, temperature, oscillations, acceleration and numerous other measured quantities in structural health monitoring: HBM transducers and amplifiers offer you results that you can trust.
HBM measurement technology for structural health monitoring provides viable measurement results—be it for planning, deformation measurement, movement monitoring and long-term monitoring of structures such as:
- Buildings
- Bridges
- Dams
- Tunnels
- Roads
Application reports on structural health monitoring with HBM:
Optimal dosing always in view: RTN installation modules in a new CEMEX Austria binding material silo
In order to ensure optimal mixing and dosing of the material anhydrite flow, CEMEX Austria is using HBM weighing technology for their new binding material silo.
Underwater blasting project meets stringent safety limits with HBM’s Genesis equipment
Two US contractors have used HBM's Genesis high-speed data acquisition equipment to successfully monitor the underwater blasting of a one-mile long, environmentally-sensitive section of the Columbia River near St Helens in...
Load monitoring in the Olympiahalle arena in Munich
Concerts nowadays, particularly when they involve pop music, are becoming more and more extravagant. Accordingly, the equipment used by the artists for light and sound is large and heavy. As there is a limit to the maximum load...
Keeping an eye on the effects of heavy goods traffic: Long-term monitoring on a motorway bridge
Increasing heavy goods traffic is a constant endurance test for the approximately 38,000 bridges on the German motorways and main roads. In order to investigate these effects, the Federal Highway Research Institute (BASt)...
Load testing on the Ponte della Costituzione in Venice
The Ponte della Costituzione is designed by the Spanish architect Santiago Calatrava and became the fourth bridge over the Grand Canal in Venice when it was inaugurated in September 2008. HBM Italy worked with Verona-based Veneta...
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