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某調水工程測斜自動化改造

某調水工程測斜管自動化改造項目

某調水工程測斜管自動化改造項目，主要为针对建筑物及重点渠段形变监测，通过测斜管安装华思柔性測斜儀，實現大壩位移數據實時自動采集和分析。。

项目采用了华思（广州）测控科技有限公司自主研发的柔性測斜儀，華思測控 ADM系列陣列位移計（也叫柔性測斜儀）是一款灵活柔韧的、标准的 3D 测量系统。使用一组密实的微电子机械系统加速度计阵列和经过验证的计算程序测量 2D、3D 变形值。没有优先轴，可自由弯曲，安装方式多样，可以竖直安装、水平安装或环形安装。華思測控 ADM 系列陣列位移計通过测量加速度计在不同的轴向上的加速度变化量来反应出对应轴与重力方向的角度变化量，通过角度的变化量从而推算相应节点的位移变化量。華思測控 ADM 系列陣列位移計利用先进的测控技术、重力加速度测量技术、传感器温度补偿技术、核心算法技术等，实现对监测物体 X、Y、Z 三维变形量的实时监测。

本项目实施后，极大降低了人工观测及资料整编分析的工作量，为工程汛期及加大流量输水期加密观测提供了有力保障。同时为工程安全稳定运行打下了坚实的基础。

上一篇梧州市某預防山體滑坡自動化監測項目下一篇河南某抽水蓄能電站排沙洞出口邊坡深部位移監測

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