Villa Reale Monza-Étude de cas

Publié le 3 mars 2017

The main structural walls are exposed to movement caused by renovation works such as vibrations, yielding and cracking

The sensors were installed between structural walls in order to see convergence or relevant movements during the renovation work. The installation was done one year before work started in order to allow the monitoring of movements caused by seasonal influences.

INSTALLATION PERIOD	TYPE OF SENSORS
2000	SOFO

Villa Reale Monza Italy

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