Remote horizontal vibration monitoring system

Abstract

The invention relates to the field of horizontal and vibration monitoring technologies, and in particular to a remote horizontal vibration monitoring system, including a monitoring terminal for monitoring building tilt and vibration data. The monitoring terminal uploads monitoring data to a cloud server database through the Internet of Things. The server database is communicatively connected withnot less than one user terminal through a wide area network. The user terminal receives the monitoring data of the server database through the wide area network. According to the invention, the monitoring terminal with a dual sensor structure is installed on a building, a dam or a mountain, electrical signals of the sensors are uploaded to the cloud server through the Internet of Things, and the cloud server publishes the information to the user terminal equipment (mobile phone), so that false alarms caused by the damage of the device can be effectively prevented. Therefore, a detected objectcan be monitored more effectively and intuitively in a convenient manner. The tilt of the building can be monitored intuitively in real time in a convenient manner.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to the technical field of level and vibration monitoring, in particular to a remote level vibration monitoring system. Background technique [0002] Existing natural disasters such as geological disasters, landslides, and building vibrations are generally predicted by the Earthquake Bureau on a large scale. The prediction results are not accurate enough, and cannot be specific to a single building. When the building is aging or the foundation changes, it cannot Timely prediction of dangerous buildings is likely to bring threats to the lives and property of residents, and there is no effective solution at present. Contents of the invention [0003] The purpose of the present invention is to overcome the deficiencies in the prior art, and to provide a remote horizontal vibration monitoring system, by installing a sensor that can detect the inclination angle of an object on a building, a dam or a mountain, and further passing the w...

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[0002] Existing natural disasters such as geological disasters, landslides, and building vibrations are generally predicted by the Earthquake Bureau on a large scale. The prediction results are not accurate enough, and cannot be specific to a single building. Timely prediction of dangerous buildings is likely to pose a threat to the lives and properties of residents, and there is no effective solution at present

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