This document provides an overview of a lecture on crack monitoring techniques presented by Prof. S.K. Tewatia. The key points are:
1. Crack monitoring observes deformation over time rather than measuring absolute crack size, and small deformations not affecting stability can be repaired with materials like cement.
2. Monitoring provides relative rather than absolute movement of crack walls and uses laws of sines and cosines to calculate displacements through iterative measurements and calculations of triangle sides and angles.
3. A stepwise procedure is outlined applying trigonometric equations to multiple triangles formed by initial and subsequent crack wall positions to determine displacements along two axes over multiple iterations for accurate monitoring.
This document provides an overview of a lecture on crack monitoring techniques presented by Prof. S.K. Tewatia. The key points are:
1. Crack monitoring observes deformation over time rather than measuring absolute crack size, and small deformations not affecting stability can be repaired with materials like cement.
2. Monitoring provides relative rather than absolute movement of crack walls and uses laws of sines and cosines to calculate displacements through iterative measurements and calculations of triangle sides and angles.
3. A stepwise procedure is outlined applying trigonometric equations to multiple triangles formed by initial and subsequent crack wall positions to determine displacements along two axes over multiple iterations for accurate monitoring.
This document provides an overview of a lecture on crack monitoring techniques presented by Prof. S.K. Tewatia. The key points are:
1. Crack monitoring observes deformation over time rather than measuring absolute crack size, and small deformations not affecting stability can be repaired with materials like cement.
2. Monitoring provides relative rather than absolute movement of crack walls and uses laws of sines and cosines to calculate displacements through iterative measurements and calculations of triangle sides and angles.
3. A stepwise procedure is outlined applying trigonometric equations to multiple triangles formed by initial and subsequent crack wall positions to determine displacements along two axes over multiple iterations for accurate monitoring.
May 2022 12/1/22 12/1/22 12/1/22 1. As the word used is monitoring and not measuring; so the purpose and methods are not to measure the absolute width, length and depth of cracks. Only deformation with respect to time is observed. If there is no deformation with time then nothing to worry about the cracks, they can be levelled and closed with cement mortar or some other material.
2. The methods do not provide the absolute movements of the walls
on both sides of the crack but their relative movements only with respect to each other. IN CRACK MONITORING Laws/Equations used in Analysis Eq 1 – Law of Sines Eq 2 - Law of Cosines Stepwise Procedure 1. At time t=0, Measure sides AB, BC, CA of ΔABC and find Angle CBA (say Ang B) using Eq 1. At time t=t1, Measure sides BA1 and BC1. For first iteration take y = BA1 - BA 2. In ΔBCC2: Ang BCC2 =180 – Ang B. Find side BC2 by Eq 2. Find Ang BC2C by Eq 1. 3. In ΔBC2C1: Ang BC2C1 = 90 – Ang BC2C. Find Ang C2BC1 by Eq 1. Find x by Eq 2 4. Go to slide 5: In Right Ang ΔBA1A2, Find BA2 and determine new value of y = BA2 – BA 5. Go to Step 2 6. Repeat iterations 3-4 times to get exact x and y Sectional view of a long tunnel Thank you