SismaLab micro accelerometer
SismaLab micro is a multi-purpose accelerometric sensor that integrates a seismic accelerometric backhoe and a second structural backhoe.
The structural accelerometric backhoe allows real-time monitoring of the dynamic response of bridges, buildings bell towers and piezometers by processing characteristic frequencies while the seismic one monitors any earthquake and in case of exceeding a predetermined threshold generates alarms and intercepts potentially dangerous utilities.
To store the data and process the Fourier transforms needed to calculate the frequencies, the instrument integrates a micro PC that also handles data transmission to the cloud.
"SismaLab micro" is produced in two versions: "master" and "slave," the former transmits data directly to the cloud autonomously while the latter needs a router or the "master" version that includes a router to transmit.
The signals can be synchronized. "SismaLab micro" in addition to Fourier analysis can be used for vehicular flow analysis and as a crash-monitor for guard-rail barriers or for seismic monitoring and building protection. In case of earthquake, "SismaLab micro" can shut down utilities such as GAS, electricity, etc.
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Router
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