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侖山水庫除險加固工程采用華思柔性測斜儀實現自動化監測

侖山水庫除險加固工程采用華思智能監測系統對水庫加固後的壩體、溢洪閘等主要建築物實現自動化監測，滿足安全監測的需要。

侖山水庫大壩邊坡監測

侖山水庫位于句容市東北部低山區，通濟河支流洛陽河上遊，屬太湖流域湖西區。壩址以上水庫集水面積26.80平方千米，幹流長度9.07千米，幹流比降6.34‰，加固後總庫容2614.08萬立方米，是一座以防洪爲主，兼顧灌溉、水産養殖、供水等綜合開發利用的中型水庫。

安全監測系統是水利建築物安全運行的耳目。通過監測數據采集和資料分析，可及時了解水利建築物、大壩、邊坡等的“健康”狀態，發現異常情況及時處理，防患于未然。

侖山水庫土壩安全監測設施進行更新改造，實現自動化監測，以滿足管理工作的需要。目前該項目采用了華思智能監測系統，以此實現自動化監測的需求。

華思智能監測系統

華思智能監測系統集外观、内观、辅助三大数据处理引擎于一体，满足边坡滑移、隧道施工、道路路基沉降、桥梁挠度、水利大坝沉降及侧移、建筑施工等多种自动化监测项目，不同的引擎数据成果，可分类、分表规范化存储，满足各类项目及二次开发需求，完全满足仑山水库自动化监测的需求。

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柔性測斜儀

華思柔性測斜儀在表面位移和深層位移監測有不錯的表現，該設備全球率先推出可重複使用即分節自由組裝技術，大幅降低監測綜合成本，得到越來越多客戶認可。

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華思智能监测设备在仑山水库进行护栏安装

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