Crackmeters and joint meters

Crackmeters and joint meters are devices used in structural monitoring to measure cracks and joint movements in buildings, tunnels, bridges, dams, and other structures. These instruments provide information about the behaviour and stability of the monitored structure over time. Both crackmeters and joint meters play an important role in structural health monitoring (SHM) and assessment. […]

Extensometers

Extensometers are instruments used in geotechnical monitoring to measure the deformation or displacement of soil, rock, or other materials under various loads or conditions. They provide valuable data for assessing the behaviour and stability of structures, such as tunnels, buildings, bridges, slopes, and retaining walls. One of the most important application of extensometers is the […]

Settlement gauges

Settlement monitoring is essential for assessing possible problems and for managing risks associated with ground displacement on surface or underground constructions. Settlement gauges are designed to be installed under foundations, on buildings or inside embankments or dams. Sisgeo provides some accessories for topographic monitoring related to settlement measurements, such as targets or mini-prisms. For settlement […]

Load cells

Load cells play a critical role in assessing the performance, safety, and reliability of structures and geotechnical systems by measuring and monitoring loads and forces accurately. Load cells are commonly used to monitor the load applied to anchor rods, the load applied to piles or struts, and for measuring the force distribution in steel lining […]

Pressure cells

Pressure cells essentially consist of a pressure pad filled with deaerated oil, connected to a pressure transducer with a hydraulic tube. The size and shape of the pressure pad must be chosen according to the application, the expected pressure, the size of the structure in which it will be installed and the method of installation. […]

Tiltmeters

Tiltmeters are precise instruments used in geotechnical and structural health monitoring SHM to measure small angular changes or tilts in a structure or surface. Therefore, these devices are vital for detecting even minute shifts in the alignment of buildings, heritages, dams, and other infrastructure. Consequently, by accuratelly measuring tilt, tiltmeters help engineers assess the stability of structures and identify […]

IPI In-Place Inclinometers

IPI (In-Place Inclinometer) is a type of inclinometer system used in geotechnical monitoring when a high frequency of inclinometer tube readings and automatic data acquisition is required. IPI probes are specifically designed to measure lateral displacement or deformation of soil or rock masses in various geotechnical applications. IPI systems are composed by a string of […]

B.R.A.IN MEMS probe inclinometer

The BRAIN inclinometer system is a device used to measure the displacement in ground or under structures. It is particularly useful in assessing the stability of slopes, embankments, retaining walls, and other structures that are susceptible to movements or deformations. By measuring the change in inclination over time, inclinometers provide valuable data for analysing the […]

Sakhalin-2 project Russia

The Sakhalin II project is an oil and gas development project on Sakhalin Island and immediately offshore, in the Sea of Okhotsk, from two fields: Piltun-Astokhskoye and Lunskoye. Piltun-Astokhskoye is primarily an oil field, and Lunskoye is primarily a gas field. The project has been met with heavy criticism over the potential environmental impact, which […]

Cleaning-up project of Panama City and Bay

The cleaning-up project of  Panama City and Bay includes: Construction of Health Service networks Construction and rehabilitation of Collectors and Drive lines Interceptor system Plant for wastewater treatment. These elements will be developed to collect, transport and treat wastewater of Panama City which is currently discharged directly into the bay or rivers and streams in […]

FAQ#121 – Why can’t I connect the WR-log node to my mobile phone/tablet?

Make sure ALL the following steps are verified: Sisgeo successfully uses the mobile phone model “BLACKVIEW BV4900 PRO” for all its tests with WR-Log system

FAQ#120 – Why can’t I connect the MIND readout to my mobile phone/tablet?

Make sure that ALL the following steps are checked:1. The batteries of the mobile phone/tablet and the MIND readout are charged2. You have installed the latest version of the MIND APP (check the Google Play Store)3. The version of the mobile phone/tablet’s operating system is Android 10 or higher4. The Bluetooth version of the mobile […]