Structures Health Monitoring Systems

Monitor small rotational movements of façades, frames and heritage buildings to detect early signs of instability during nearby construction or refurbishment.

Provide continuous tilt trends that allow engineers to compare actual behaviour against design limits and trigger levels.

Measure differential settlement and distortion across walls, tunnels and structural spans, revealing how loads redistribute over time.

Support protection of sensitive assets such as station structures and tunnels by highlighting developing patterns of movement.

Capture strain in steel and concrete elements so that stress changes in beams, columns and slabs can be tracked as works progress.

Help verify structural models and confirm the effectiveness of temporary works and permanent strengthening schemes.

Track relative displacement and settlement within and around structures to understand ground–structure interaction.

Assist in managing construction-induced movements to keep neighbouring buildings and tunnels within acceptable limits.

Automatically collect and transmit structural monitoring data (for example hourly from tiltmeters and other sensors) to engineers’ offices.

Compare incoming data against predefined trigger levels and generate alerts when thresholds are exceeded, ensuring rapid response.