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Hydraulic pressure & water level Sensor |
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Vibrating Wire Piezometer |
| Model GV-2407 |
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Exact Pore Pressure Measurement |
| Geovan model GV-2407 piezometers are widely used to
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| ground water elevations and pore water pressures
in boreholes, |
| embankments, pipe lines, wells, mines, tunnels,
road construction |
| and soft ground monitoring projects |
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Application |
| - Controlling water pressure during consolidation
by continuous monitoring |
| - Prediction of slope failure and remediation |
| - Design for lateral earth pressures |
| - Design for uplift pressures and buoyancy |
| - Monitor seepage, determine phreatic line and verify models of flow |
| - Monitor surface water run-off |
| - Monitor rate and direction of flow of contaminated water |
| - Monitor encroachment of salt water into fresh water acquifiers |
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Specification
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| Standard Ranges
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3.5 5, 7, 10, 20, 35, 50
(Higher ranges on request) |
| Accuracy |
less than F.S. 0.5 % |
| Non-Linearity |
less than F.S. 0.5 % |
| Material (outer body) |
Stainless steel |
| Operating Temperature |
-30 to 80”ĘC |
| Coil Resistance |
140 160 Ohm @ 25”ĘC |
| Thermistor |
YSI 44005 or equivalent
(3k Ohm @ 25”ĘC) |
| Filter |
High and low air entry Ceramic |
| Dimension |
20mm dia x 145 mm length |
| Cable |
4 core shielded |
| The specification can be changed without prior notice for upgrade.
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Vibrating wire piezometer is a small-diameter observation for measuring the pressure of a fluid at a specific area in a column. The vibrating wire piezometer converts water pressure to a tensioned steel wire, a frequency signal, and an electromagnetic coil. Also, the vibrating wire piezometer is accurate and easy to read. The vibrating wire piezometer model, GV-2407, is widely spread for measuring ground water elevations and water pressure in road construction, pipe lines, and boreholes. Some features of the vibrating wire piezometer are for monitoring surface water run-off and encroachment of salt water into fresh water aquifers, and for controlling water pressure during consolidation by constant observation.
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