Accudata has launched a new monitoring system, which it claims is ideal for checking ground-borne vibration and air over-pressure from blasting work in quarries. The Mini-SuperGraph seismograph is designed to be easy to use on site and also has its own software package to simplify downloading data and preparing reports based on the information. According to Accudata, the The software enables events to be converted into spreadsheet or pdf format at the click of a smart-icon so that they may be digitally shar
March 14, 2012
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Accudata claims the Mini-SuperGraph makes collecting vibration data easy
3007 AccuData has launched a new monitoring system, which it claims is ideal for checking ground-borne vibration and air over-pressure from blasting work in quarries.
The Mini-SuperGraph seismograph is designed to be easy to use on site and also has its own software package to simplify downloading data and preparing reports based on the information. According to Accudata, the The software enables events to be converted into spreadsheet or pdf format at the click of a smart-icon so that they may be digitally shared, by e-mail for example.
The instrument has a tri-axial geophone sensor unit with three separate ground spikes, air over-pressure microphone with alloy support mast and wind muff that packs into a durable carrying case but weighs only 5Kg.
