Building monitoring

1.Building monitoring background

With the increase of high-rise buildings and loads, uneven settlement may occur under the combined effect of the foundation and the superstructure, causing the building to tilt or crack, affecting normal use and even endangering the safety of the building. Therefore, the stability and reliability of buildings have become the focus of people's attention. Only by regularly monitoring the building and taking prevention as the priority can the safe use of the building be ensured.

2. Overview of Building Monitoring System

Our company's online building monitoring system installs advanced monitoring sensors on the buildings to dynamically monitor the safety conditions of high-rise buildings such as tilt, settlement, wind speed and direction, cracks, etc. in real time.

3. List of Building Monitoring Projects

4. Building monitoring basis

Technical Specifications for High-Speed Tunnel Engineering Construction Q/CR9604-2015

Technical Specifications for Highway Tunnel Construction Monitoring (Draft for Comments)

Technical Specifications for Construction Foundation Pit Engineering Monitoring GB 50497-2009

Technical Specifications for Urban Rail Transit Engineering Monitoring GB50911-2013

Technical Specification for Strong Vibration Safety Monitoring of Hydraulic Structures DL/T 5416-2009

5. Building monitoring implementation functions

1. Real-time monitoring of the safety status of buildings, through the automated monitoring platform, to help customer management units realize information-based safety monitoring and process management, no longer affected by weather.

2. Once an early warning occurs at any location on site, different alarm methods will be adopted according to the early warning level, and emergency measures will be taken in a timely manner in conjunction with relevant responsible units to evacuate people and transfer them in time to reduce the occurrence of accidents and disasters.

3. Real-time and long-term automated monitoring to prevent major accidents, reduce economic losses, and maintain social stability.