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Geotechnical testing and structural monitoring ensure building safety and minimize the risk of settlement or damage. Forecasting and precise measurements allow for project optimization and cost reduction in future maintenance.
Computational forecasts, pile load tests, and settlement analysis enable better adaptation of foundations to soil conditions. Our solutions support risk management and enhance the durability of building structures.
Structural monitoring and foundation testing are crucial for energy facilities such as power plants and wind farms. Our technologies help control the impact of vibrations on critical infrastructure and verify the quality of geotechnical work.
Pile load testing is carried out at an early stage of bridge construction. Continuous monitoring and structural analysis help detect damages in bridges, viaducts, and roads early, increasing user safety and optimizing maintenance costs.
Vibration measurements and track monitoring assess the impact of loads on the stability of embankments and railway bridges. Our studies help minimize failure risks and enhance the durability and safety of railway infrastructure.
Deformation and displacement monitoring provide real-time safety assessments of tunnels during construction and operation. Our research helps mitigate risks related to settlement, leakage, and other structural damages.
is a quick and non-invasive method for assessing the quality and continuity of foundation piles. It helps detect cracks, cross-sectional reductions, or other defects without excavation or damaging the element. It is especially useful for quality control in large pile groups.
How it works
A small mechanical impact (typically a hammer blow) is applied to the pile head, and a sensor records the reflected wave. By analyzing the waveform, engineers can assess the continuity and estimated length of the pile. The method uses low-strain stress wave propagation.
Cleaning and leveling the top of the pile to ensure accurate measurements.
Mounting an accelerometer to the pile head
Striking the center of the pile head with a hammer while recording the wave response.
Reading the waveform to detect reflections from defects or the pile toe
PIT process steps
The test can be performed shortly after casting, before loading or backfilling. It's ideal for rapid quality assurance across large numbers of piles.
On-site logistics
Checking whether the pile is accessible and testable under current site conditions.
Device setup
Adjusting sensor sensitivity and initializing the data acquisition system.
Repeated measurements
Recording wave responses for each pile in a series.
Quality assessment
Identifying continuity issues, defects, or anomalies in pile execution.
PIT benefits
Enables efficient testing of large numbers of piles in a short time.
Early detection of defects reduces foundation risk.
No need to damage or expose the pile for testing
Ideal for routine quality assurance on large-scale projects.
Gdzie znajduje zastosowanie
It detects changes in impedance, which indicate variations in stiffness or geometry. It's best for identifying major issues like necking or breakage but may not detect small voids.
A handheld hammer, an accelerometer, and a portable data acquisition unit are typically used.
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Geotechnical testing and structural monitoring ensure building safety and minimize the risk of settlement or damage. Forecasting and precise measurements allow for project optimization and cost reduction in future maintenance.
Computational forecasts, pile load tests, and settlement analysis enable better adaptation of foundations to soil conditions. Our solutions support risk management and enhance the durability of building structures.
Structural monitoring and foundation testing are crucial for energy facilities such as power plants and wind farms. Our technologies help control the impact of vibrations on critical infrastructure and verify the quality of geotechnical work.
Pile load testing is carried out at an early stage of bridge construction. Continuous monitoring and structural analysis help detect damages in bridges, viaducts, and roads early, increasing user safety and optimizing maintenance costs.
Vibration measurements and track monitoring assess the impact of loads on the stability of embankments and railway bridges. Our studies help minimize failure risks and enhance the durability and safety of railway infrastructure.
Deformation and displacement monitoring provide real-time safety assessments of tunnels during construction and operation. Our research helps mitigate risks related to settlement, leakage, and other structural damages.