Strain gauges are used to monitor strain — the deformation of a material under stress such as steel or concrete. The gauge converts this deformation into an electrical signal, which is then calibrated to represent microstrain. These instruments can be embedded within concrete or mounted and welded on steel surfaces. They help determine load distribution, stress concentration, and structural behavior in applications like tunnels, bridge decks, and pile tests.
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An instrument used to measure small changes in inclination, slope, or rotation of a structure or ground surface. It continuously monitors angular movement and is often used in tunnels, retaining walls, dams, and buildings to detect settlement or instability.
RTS is an advanced surveying instrument that automatically tracks and measures targets like prisms without manual operation. It records precise 3D coordinates (X, Y, Z) over time, making it widely used in geotechnical monitoring, construction, and structural health assessments.
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