- Geotextile materials
- - Warp-Knitting Polyester Geogrid
- - Fiberglass Geogrid
- - Bidirectional Stretch Geogrid
- - Unidirectional Stretch Geogrid
- - Steel-Plastic Geogrid
- - Polypropylene Geogrid
- - Geomembrane
- - Composite Waterproof Roll
- - Short Fiber Needle-punch Geotextile
- - Polyester filament geotextile
- - Bentonite Waterproof Blanket
- - Geocell, High-strength Geocell
- - Rubber Water-stop Strip
- - Water Swelling Strip
- - Three-dimensional Composite Drainage Network
- Plastic pipe
- - Steel-plastic flexible permeable hose
- - Plastic Blind Drain
- - Double-wall Corrugated Pipe
- - Grouting Pipe (Splitting grouting pipe)
- - Inclinometer tube
- - Inclinometer
- - PVC Water Level Tube
- - Steel Ruler Level Gauge
- - PVC subsidence pipe
- - Layered subsidence magnetic ring
- - KY type steel ruler subsidence gauge
- - Bentonite mud ball
- Monitoring instruments
- - Vibrating wire reinforcement tensiometer
- - Vibrating Wire Type Soil Pressure Gauge
- - Vibrating Wire Pore Pressure Gauge
- - Vibrating Wire Type Anchorage Dynamometer
- - Vibrating Wire Counterforce Dynamometer
- - Surface Strain Gauge
- - Vibrating Wire Type Strain Gauge
- - Steel wire type displacement meter
- - Steel Wire Type Multiple Point Displacement Meter
- - Tunnel Convergence Gauge
- - Portable Frequency Readout Instrument
The vibrating wire type anchorage dynamometer is mainly used for measuring and monitoring of the loads and loss of pre-stress of various types of anchors, anchor ropes, rock bolts, pillars, supports in tunnels and underground chambers as well as large-scale pre-stressed reinforced concrete structures (bridges and dams etc.)
Vibrating Wire Type Anchorage Dynamometer
Working principle:
The measured loads effected on the anchorage dynamometer will cause the deformation of the elastic cylinder and pass to the vibrating wire resulting in change of the stress of vibrating wire, thus changing the vibration frequency of the vibrating wire. Then the electromagnetic coil will excitine the steel string and measure the vibration frequency and the frequency signal is transmitted by cable to the vibrating wire type readout instrument for display of the measured frequency value and hence calculating the load effected on the anchorage dynamometer. In order to reduce the unevenness and prevent impact from eccentric force, the design considers the installation of three sets of vibrating wire systems which are evenly spaced around the elastic cylinder; direct reading of the average frequency value of all three vibrating wires is possible by connection to the vibrating wire readout instrument.
Technical parameters: