Multi-parameter water quality analyzer
Vibrating Wire Piezometer
The vibrating wire piezometer is a sensor designed to measure seepage water pressure or static pressure. During construction, variations in pore water pressure provide critical data for construction control; in regional stability analysis, the distribution of pore water pressure serves as an essential basis for stability calculations.
This instrument is widely used for monitoring seepage (phreatic line) and hydraulic pressure in dams, tunnels, roadbeds, slopes, and reservoir water levels. It can be permanently embedded in hydraulic structures, concrete structures, or soil masses to measure internal seepage (pore) water pressure.
The piezometer can be installed at the interface between soil and concrete, embedded in boreholes or small-diameter pipes, or mounted within piezometer pipes, boreholes, dam pipelines, and pressure vessels. With an optional built-in temperature sensor, it can simultaneously measure the temperature at the installation point.
Irrigation Areas, Hydrology, Water Resources, Flash Flood Monitoring, Reservoirs, Dam Safety Monitoring
Designed based on vibrating wire theory with a full stainless-steel structure
Features high sensitivity and accuracy, with excellent linearity and stability
Provides reliable measurements and high responsiveness to concentrated loads
Supports optional temperature measurement functionality
| Operating Temperature | -25°C~+60°C |
| Sensitivity | 0.1Hz |
| Default Line Length | 2 meters |
| Measurement Range | 0MPa to 0.35MPa (other ranges optional) |
| Resolution | ≤0.5%F ·S |
| Nonlinearity | ≤2%F ·S |
| Repeatability | ≤0.5%F ·S |
| Overall Error | ≤2.5%F ·S |
