Water level, seepage and structural displacement in an agreed monitoring system.
For a hydraulic structure, both individual readings and their relationships matter: changes in pressure inside the dam, seepage flow, water level and structural displacement. Instruments are selected according to the monitoring design and installation conditions.
Piezometers measure pore pressure, level sensors monitor reservoir water, and weirs measure seepage. Inclinometers, pendulums and crackmeters complement displacement monitoring. A logger combines the measurements with appropriate interfaces and power supply.
Resources: QuakeLogic. Implementation conditions and scope of work are agreed separately.
A non-contact radar sensor for surface-water level, installed above the water at reservoirs, canals and hydrological stations.
View equipment detailsA submersible hydrostatic water-level and temperature sensor, selected by depth range, cable configuration and logger interface.
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A V-notch weir for seepage-flow monitoring in dam drainage channels. Dimensions and level readout follow the design; sensors and loggers are separate selections.
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