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Settlement Sensors

Hydraulic Overflow Settlement System | Model 4615

  • Model 4615 settlement cell, comprising a sealed, rigid PVC container with brass union connections for the overflow pipe, vent line, and drain tube.
  • Model TUB-117 spool (left) and tubing bundle, showing vent (white), supply (blue), and drain (black) tubes (right).
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Model 4615

The Model 4615 Hydraulic Overflow Settlement System is designed to measure settlement in fills or in the embankment of a dam. The system consists of a sealed settlement cell connected via tubing to a remote water readout (the settlement cell and readout must be installed at the same elevation to ensure proper system functionality). Settlement cells are available in 2.5 L (Model 4615-1), 5 L (Model 4615-2), and 10 L (Model 4615-3) capacities.

A reading is taken by pumping water through the overflow pipe inside the settlement cell and letting the level in the water readout stabilize to the same elevation as the overflow pipe. Settlement can be measured to the millimeter using the graduated scale, located behind the sight tube, to read the water level inside.

Specifications

Standard Range¹
1 m
Resolution
1 mm
Accuracy²
±5 mm
Temperature Range
−20°C to +80°C
Length × Diameter
500 × 200 mm (5L Model)
Length × Width × Depth
1650 × 250 × 125 mm (Readout)

¹Other ranges available on request.

²Laboratory accuracy. Total system accuracy is subject to site-specific variables.

Custom Settlement Sensor Designs

GEOKON offers a variety of Custom Settlement Sensor options and members of our experienced staff will help with the modifications necessary to meet your specific requirements. To learn more, please visit:


Please Note: GEOKON maintains an ongoing policy of design review and reserves the right to amend products and specifications without notice. Various instruments are discontinued over time and replaced with new, updated models.

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