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Tell Tale - Standard

Tell Tale - Standard

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It should be known that, the reading can be taken any time by any individual and it does not require initial zero reading.

As it may be observed from the figure, glass tell tale is neither show the direction of the movement nor the magnitude of the movement. That is why it is not used any longer.Finally, this technique provides accuracy better than +/-0.1mm and resolution of 0.02mm using digital caliper One of the first steps in conducting any building movement monitoring survey is to identify the type of movement that needs to be monitored. This can include vertical, horizontal, or rotational movement. Once the type of movement has been identified, a party wall surveyor or structural engineer will need to determine the frequency of our movement monitoring reports. This could range from daily to annually, depending on the type of movement being monitored. The next step is to install the equipment necessary to measure movement ranging from accelerometers, mini-prisms, and retro-targets to automated structural monitors. That is why steel ruler measurements are used for assessing state of damage at the beginning of investigation. These are the most common of all monitoring points. They are also the targets most likely to fail over time, as they are prone to weathering on longer term projects. If installed well they can last well over three years which is enough time for most building projects. These are best used for medium ( two year) term projects and are the easiest of all the monitoring points to report on. Things to consider include feasibility of installation, particularly when readings are to be taken at height. Non-Intrusive (Existing Surface) Reflector-less Points The different types of Movement Monitoring Report we provide are all Static Services, all of which are guaranteed to the same +/-2mm accuracy. The different targets we use are as follows. Intrusive (Screw Fixed) Tell-Tale Gauges

UK Mainland excludes Northern Ireland, Scottish Highlands, Offshore Islands and the Channel Islands. Particularly effective where buildings are listed or hard to reach, our movement monitoring system records movement on any surface. However, we still maintain the options of GMP Mini Prisms and Retro-Targets on more straight forward projects. Please keep your proof of postage from the Post Office until we have confirmed that we have received your returned items. As movement and vibration monitoring surveyors, we design our movement monitoring reports around each client’s bespoke needs. Structural Monitoring ServicesWhen monitoring structural movement in support of a party wall monitoring report requirement, a monitoring surveyor can attend your project on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis. This way we help ensure construction work does not cause structural movement beyond the trigger levels agreed by your party wall surveyors. Static movement monitoring is a manual system although it can be automated as well. Here, periodic visits take place daily, weekly, monthly or other with readings taken on known target points. Hopefully little to no change in results are seen between the current and previous readings. We advise that your first 3 periodic readings are taken before any construction work (including demolition) takes place, however, our reporting periods are designed to suit you. The resolution of 0.1mm can be achieved with magnified graticule if necessary cautions are practiced.

With regards to frequency in particular, this would depend on the level of risk you are undertaking on the project; with the risk itself also varying at each stage of the project.Structural movement monitoring is the process of measuring and recording the movements of a structure over time. It is used to detect changes in structural behaviour, such as deformation, vibration, and potential collapse.

Movement occurs for various reasons ranging from excavation work during the construction of a new basement to natural ground movement. A common cause of natural subsidence is the rising or falling water-table. As well as adjacent construction work, man-made causes include gas build up from land fill taking effect on the subsoil. Being able to detect any form of movement early can help prevent longer term problems.



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