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The Challenges of Monitoring in Difficult Conditions (Customer Story)

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9/4/2020 CES May 2020 ces.pagelizard.co.uk/webviewer/#cesmay2020/remote_monitoring_of_a_tunnel_under_restoration_and_construction_activity 3/3 Showing two of the three colour bands defining tolerances. Safety paramount The total stations are functioning well with millimetre accuracy achieved. Data is recorded every 15 minutes, 24/7 providing valuable insights into the tunnel behaviour beyond what could have been learned the traditional way. The system has proved to be a cost-effective, sophisticated high-end solution, measuring data reliably and robustly, providing reassurance for site personnel that the tunnel was reacting in a manner that was within safe engineering tolerances. It also provided reassurance to Network Rail that the tunnel as a whole (eastern, central and western bores) was structurally integral, and safe for the travelling public. By installing this innovative equipment, Amey Consulting removed all boots on ballast during the construction phase of the project. Andrew Plumb, Head of Monitoring and Senior Technology and Innovation Manager, Amey Consulting www.amey.co.uk/amey-consulting www.korecgroup.com @Ameyplc @Korecgroup All pictures supplied by the author. Monitoring

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