Load Cell Discharge Measurement System (Load Cell) <Discharge Management and Soil Volume Measurement>

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last updated：Sep 06, 2023

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Comprehensive soil management functions! Integrated management of excavation soil weight measurement and construction status is possible.

The "Load Cell Excavation Measurement System" is a system that uses wireless load cells to measure the weight when transporting spoil boxes to the excavation pit. It measures the weight of the spoil box loaded with excavated soil and the weight after it has been dumped into the pit, calculating the net weight. Due to its unique ring number management, even in situations where the excavation ring number is ahead, it reliably calculates and records the measured spoil volume and spoil rate. With the spoil measurement system control panel's spoil monitor, you can check the measurement results on-site, displaying the spoil volume per box, spoil volume within the ring, and spoil rate, while saving the data to a database. 【Equipment Used】 ■ Load Cells (5t, 10t, 15t, 20t) ■ Weight Display ■ Spoil Measurement System Control Panel ■ Server PC ■ Load Cell Excavation Measurement System Server Software ■ Client Software *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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【Features】 ■ The load cell body is equipped with a weight display, allowing for real-time visibility of the current weight. ■ By setting the weight of an empty spoil box in the system, it is possible to calculate the net weight after subtracting the weight of the adhered soil following excavation and spoil disposal. ■ Data can be displayed on the screen for both current and past measurements, and it is also possible to download in CSV format. ■ Using the spoil history monitoring screen, it can help determine whether the measured values are within the management range, aiding in assessing future trends. ■ By combining with excavation management systems or other spoil measurement systems, it can be utilized as an integrated management system for construction conditions. *For more details, please refer to the PDF materials or feel free to contact us.