Earthquake early warning system for buildings
An earthquake early warning and building technology, applied in the field of physical instruments, can solve the problems of inability to see or receive alarm signals, affecting accurate transmission of alarm signals, and inability to transmit signals, achieving low cost, convenient installation and maintenance, and easy disassembly. Easy to install effect
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[0021] The system uses the acceleration sensor to measure the acceleration of the floor shaking and the change data of the floor inclination angle in real time, and uses the GSM short message communication method to wirelessly transmit these data to the monitoring terminal or directly pass the identification through the microprocessor to the interior of the floor for sound and light alarm, so as to realize the monitoring Early warning of earthquake shaking in buildings.
[0022] We fix the micro-accelerometers in relevant positions of the building. When the building shakes or vibrates, the acceleration sensor will also vibrate or shake accordingly. The acquired acceleration data of the acceleration sensor is converted (double integral) into displacement data through the data acquisition terminal. If the longitudinal wave of the earthquake is detected, the sound and light...
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