Using of the Tape Extensometer for Possibilities of Landslide Monitoring or another purposes

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The main goal of this article is to analyze the possibility of using tape extensometry. It is one of the methods of evaluating the development of slope deformation. Tape extensometry is used to monitor the movement of the slope on the surface. Tape extensometry is used for fast and accurate measurement of relative distances between pairs of reference points on the surface of structures, including radial movements and convergence of tunnels, linings, shafts and caves. Then deformations of excavations in underground caves and displacements of retaining walls, bridge piers and arches. The digital tape extensometer is a portable device used to measure the displacement between pairs of eye bolts. The principle of measuring on a slope consists in directly measuring the distance between the stabilized measuring points. The measuring points are located in both stable and unstable parts. The measuring points are concreted into boreholes drilled to a non-freezing depth, which in the Czech Republic is about 0.8 m below the ground. The direction of movement can be determined by measuring the change in distance between several points located in the stable part and points in the unstable part. If we also measure in time intervals, we can also find out the approximate speed of movement. The tape extensometry method is performed using a tape extensometer. It is a specially adapted zone in which emphasis is placed on the material from which the meter is made, because it is important that the material has a low thermal expansion, for example nickel steel is suitable.

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Matuszková, B., Qu, J., & Neuman, D. (2021). Using of the Tape Extensometer for Possibilities of Landslide Monitoring or another purposes. In IOP Conference Series: Earth and Environmental Science (Vol. 906). IOP Publishing Ltd. https://doi.org/10.1088/1755-1315/906/1/012026

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