Concrete-Pressure-Cells-1

At Data Digger, we are committed to delivering advanced geotechnical and structural monitoring solutions that enhance safety, reliability, and performance in critical infrastructure projects. Among our specialized range of instruments, the Concrete Pressure Cell plays a vital role in monitoring the pressure and stress distribution within mass concrete structures.

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ParameterSpecification
Instrument TypeConcrete Pressure Cell (Vibrating Wire or Hydraulic)
Primary FunctionMeasurement of total pressure and stress distribution within mass concrete or shotcrete linings
ApplicationsDams, hydro projects, tunnels, retaining walls, bridges, foundations, nuclear facilities, R&D
Construction MaterialStainless steel plates with corrosion-resistant housing
Cell DesignTwo stainless steel plates welded to form a fluid-filled chamber connected to a sensor
Measurement PrincipleFluid-filled chamber transmits pressure to a vibrating wire sensor or pressure transducer
Pressure RangeCommonly 0–3 MPa, 0–5 MPa, or custom ranges available
Plate SizesMultiple sizes available (typical 150 mm to 250 mm diameter or custom)
AccuracyHigh sensitivity and minimal error (±0.1% F.S. or better depending on model)
Temperature Range-20°C to +80°C (custom options available for extreme conditions)
Sensor OutputVibrating wire frequency or analog voltage/4–20 mA (depending on model)
Installation MethodEmbedded during concrete pouring or installed in shotcrete linings/foundations
Long-Term PerformanceDesigned for decades-long monitoring in harsh environments
Data AcquisitionCompatible with automated data loggers, remote monitoring, and telemetry systems
MaintenanceLow maintenance due to robust construction and corrosion resistance
CustomizationConfigurable plate size, range, sensor type, and hydraulic line length based on project needs
Standards ComplianceMeets international geotechnical and structural monitoring standards

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