As the first technical standard in the power industry specifically for flexible inclinometers, DL/T ×××××-202× fills the gap in the standardization of flexible structure displacement monitoring. This standard innovatively incorporates multi-node linkage measurement technology into the specification system, and its technical index requirements are more than 30% higher than those of traditional inclinometers.
| Parameter dimension | Traditional inclinometer | Requirements of this standard | Technological breakthrough |
|---|---|---|---|
| Measuring range | ±30° | ±50° | Extended applicability in complex terrain |
| Displacement resolution | 0.1mm/m | 0.05mm/m | Improved micro-deformation monitoring capability |
| Working temperature | -20~60℃ | -30~70℃ | Enhanced adaptability to extreme environments |
According to Clause 9.1 of the standard, the installation of the flexible inclinometer must meet the following requirements:
In a hydropower station project, the monitoring system installed according to this standard successfully warned of an initial dam displacement of 2.3mm.
This standard writes the three-axis orthogonal sensitive element measurement technology into the normative document for the first time, and its displacement algorithm (Appendix A) integrates:
Compared with previous standards such as DL/T1134, it has achieved major breakthroughs in data continuity and system stability.

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