TILT BEAM
The Tilt Beam is a lightweight, rigid aluminium beam that is used in conjunction with a Triaxial Tilt Node, a NanoPlus or a NanoMacro.
The tilt beam has been successfully used in many applications, including:
- Movement monitoring of any structure
- Longitudinal settlement
- Tunnel convergence/divergence
- Lateral displacements
Description
The tilt beam can be mounted in any orientation and rapidly deployed in single and daisy chained configurations.
Installation of the tilt beam can be performed with minimal tools in minutes. Complex bolting and washer arrangements are not required due to the beam’s inbuilt bearing and joint system. This allows for thermal expansion and misalignment of the support brackets while still accurately monitoring the structure. The attached tilt node does not require any levelling, further reducing installation time.
Features
- Lightweight and durable aluminium and stainless-steel construction
- Fully wireless; no wiring or electrical connections required
- Simple installation and removal. Brackets installed in minutes; beam installed in seconds
- Can be installed in any orientation without requiring levelling
- Low friction, weather resistant bearings that do not require maintenance or lubrication
- Automatically compensates for thermal expansion and misalignment of support brackets
- Can be daisy chained to provide movement profiles
Additional information
| Brands | |
|---|---|
| Beam Dimensions |
500 mm, 1000 mm, 2000 mm, 3000 mm |
| Support Bracket Dimensions |
Base: 100×100 mm Height: 75 mm |
| Total Mass (without node) |
2 kg (approx. for 2 m beam) |
| Material |
Aluminium with A2 stainless steel fasteners |
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Since 2005, Senceive has been singularly focused on bringing intelligent wireless condition monitoring to civil engineering and rail applications. Senceive is widely seen as the global leader for wireless remote condition monitoring solutions, with more than 30,000 sensors installed in 2020 alone.
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