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陣列位移計ADM在新疆伊犁隧道項目安裝使用

新疆伊犁尼勒克吉林台鄉輸水隧洞全長41.823km，最大埋深2268m，設計流量70m3/s，成洞洞徑5.3m，縱坡1/564.8。隧洞設計爲無壓洞，采用鑽爆法和全斷面掘進機聯合施工方案。隧洞自南而北橫穿博羅科努山，圍岩岩性複雜多變，沈積岩、火山岩、變質岩均有分布。主要包括志留系、泥盆系、石炭系砂岩、變質砂岩、凝灰岩、凝灰質砂岩以及華力西期花崗岩，少量爲奧陶系灰岩和第三系泥岩，除第三系泥岩爲軟岩外，其余屬硬岩類。

該輸水隧洞的突出工程問題爲高含水率泥岩洞段圍岩變形侵限與支護結構承載超限問題，以及高承壓水洞段圍岩穩定與襯砌受力問題，施工過程中發生圍岩大變形、初期支護破壞和二襯裂縫等局部破壞。

爲指導隧道後期的安全施工，需要在隧道開挖過程中掌握隧道拱頂的實時沈降數據。計劃在隧道拱頂部位預埋一條水平布設的陣列位移計ADM。現場布設長度爲9m。

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ADM陣列計（柔性測斜儀）監測系統

陣列位移計柔性測斜儀监测系统主要由柔性測斜儀、数据传输系统、監測預警雲平台组成，柔性測斜儀实现对深层形变位移、表面形变位移、倾斜角度等要素进行实时监测，通过有线或无线的方式将监测数据实时送给監測預警雲平台来处理、分析、存储、展示和发布数据，并对危险区域提前预警，可通过系统主页、手机短信、邮件等多元化预警提醒，实现系统互联互动。

現場鑽孔，預埋60mm直徑的鋼管。

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准備好陣列計儀器設備以及現場所需要的工具和相應配件（如沖擊鑽，登高設備，膨脹螺絲，鐵錘和卡箍等）

安裝及固定采集電箱

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由于鑽進中的隧道沈降以及收斂變形嚴重，所以設備所選基准點會有一定的位移變化，所以需要用全站儀來定時標定基准點坐標。紅色區域即爲基准點位置。

上一篇華思測控陣列位移計在珠江三角洲水资源配置工程下一篇華思測控参展赞助“第十二届全国边坡工程技术大会”

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