Sensuron

Have you ever wondered how engineers keep track of the condition of large bridges, buildings, or industrial structures over long periods of time? Modern infrastructure is based on advanced sensing technologies that constantly monitor the way the structures react to loads and environmental conditions. Structural Health Monitoring refers to the methodical procedure of gathering measurement data in the form of sensors on or in a structure to determine how they will act during operation. Engineers conduct ongoing observations to understand the effect of force, temperature variance, and mechanical stress on the performance of complex structures. Sensor Networks Within Structures Monitoring is usually based on networks of sensors that are installed in significant areas of a building. The sensors are used to measure physical quantities, like strain, temperature, vibration, and displacement, as the structure goes through operational loads. The measurements taken aid the engineers in noting th...