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華思柔性測斜儀在北海港某泊位基床抛石施工的應用案例

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2021年，北海港鐵山港某泊位水工和道路堆場工程正式開始基床抛石施工。據悉，該項目的建成將大大提高港口對當地船舶大型化發展趨勢的適應度，超大型泊位成組配套將有力保障後方工業園區産業項目的落戶和營運，極大促進北海市、玉林市及周邊地區的經濟持續快速發展，對啓動北海港鐵山港東港區開發和推動龍港新區建設，實現自治區“雙核驅動”戰略具有積極的意義。

●北海港某泊位抛石施工●

2021年，北海港鐵山港某泊位正式開始基床抛石施工。該項目碼頭水工擬建設2個10萬噸級通用泊位、3個5000噸級通用泊位。項目部嚴格按照施工方案做好安全技術交底工作，合理安排船機設備，采取GPS自動定位系統精准定位抛石船，確保工程順利進行。

圖：北海港鐵山港

圖：北海港鐵山港

●基床沈降監測工作●

隨著北海港項目工程建設的不斷推進，港口泊位建設過程中對基床沈降情況的監測成爲了測量工作的重中之重。基床沈降是指地基土層在附加應力作用下壓密而引起的地基表面下沈。過大的沈降，特別是不均勻沈降，會使建築物發生傾斜、開裂以致不能正常使用。

圖：華思柔性測斜儀海底埋設安裝

針對海底基床沈降監測的問題，華思測控为北海项目制定了一套以柔性測斜儀爲監測儀器的方案，在对实际情况进行多次研讨评估之后，華思測控进行了提前实验，得到的效果非常理想，并开始了后续的安装。

圖：華思柔性測斜儀海底埋設安裝

圖：華思柔性測斜儀海底埋設安裝

●华思柔性測斜儀●

华思柔性測斜儀（陣列位移計）是由高強度的陣列式固定長度測量單元組成，通過MEMS微機電系統測量重力加速度在不同軸向上的數據，從而計算出被監測對象的位移變化情況。它的監測內容主要涵蓋深部位移、表面位移、傾斜、地表沈降等。適用于邊坡滑移、隧道施工、道路路基沈降、橋梁撓度、水利大壩沈降及側移、建築施工等多種實時監測的項目。

图：华思柔性測斜儀

圖：監測數據示例圖

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結果分析：柔性測斜儀的沉降监测数据与现场工况相符，能准确反应出该基床沉降值，柔性測斜儀在海边恶劣环境下设备抗压、耐腐蚀性好。

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