Ground investigation using SRID for wind power generation.
Automatic Scanning RI Density Moisture Meter 'SRID' (Slid) SRDM-PWS30C
Ideal for managing coarse aggregate embankments! The measurement area is more than 10 times larger than conventional methods!
In the wind power generation industry, accurate ground surveys are essential for the stable operation of wind turbines. Particularly when conducting large-scale foundation work, it is important to accurately understand the ground density and moisture content, and to manage embankments appropriately. Inadequate ground surveys or embankment management can lead to subsidence or collapse of structures. SRID enables rapid and accurate ground surveys through a wide measurement range and non-contact distance sensor correction functions, contributing to the safe construction and operation of wind power plants. 【Usage Scenarios】 - Ground surveys at wind power plant construction sites - Quality control of large-scale embankments - Measurement of ground density and moisture content 【Benefits of Implementation】 - Shortened construction time due to rapid measurements - Safe construction of structures based on accurate data - Stable measurements unaffected by unevenness
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**Features** - Floating automatic scanning type (floating height of 5 cm), unaffected by surface irregularities - Measures by rotating within a circumference of 80 cm, achieving more than 10 times the measurement area compared to our ANDES - Measurement time is a total of 2 minutes, with 1 minute for BG measurement at one location and 1 minute for on-site RI measurement - No standard measurement required as it automatically corrects for source attenuation **Our Strengths** Since our establishment in 1974, we have developed numerous technologies that utilize RI (radioisotope) measurement technology in the construction field. As an "RI measuring instrument manufacturer," we handle everything from development to manufacturing, rental, and maintenance in-house. We also operate as a "construction consultant" conducting on-site surveys utilizing RI technology, in addition to general ground investigations and soil tests. We are the only well-known company in the industry that demonstrates comprehensive strength through these two pillars, contributing to the assurance of quality on construction sites.
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■Quality control for thick layer construction (construction thickness of 50cm or more) ■Technical proposals and creative ideas ■General earthworks for Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism, NEXCO commissioned projects, prefectural commissioned projects, and private sector projects Capable of handling all types of earthworks including roads, levees, rivers, airports, dams, site development, pipeline backfilling, and more.
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Since our establishment, we have developed many measurement technologies that utilize various types of radiation emitted by radioisotopes, particularly gamma rays and neutron rays, in the construction field, specifically the RI method. The characteristics of the RI method are "non-destructive," "rapid," and "high precision." Currently, based on the development of unique measuring instruments that leverage these characteristics and the proposal of investigation methods, we focus on consulting that comprehensively addresses issues related to ground and soil construction by combining soil and geological surveys. Additionally, we also engage in the sale and rental of these RI instruments. Please feel free to contact us if you have any requests.
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