Construction Vibration Monitoring

Party wall monitoring during demolition, piling and construction works

Air Quality / Dust Monitoring

MetOne ES-642 & DM30 Dustsens Dust Monitors for long or short term monitoring on construction sites

Noise Monitoring

Class 1 Noise Monitors for long or short term monitoring on construction sites

Building Vibration Monitoring

Accurately pinpoint and diagnose the source of vibration entering a building

Machine Condition Monitoring

Vibration analysis of all rotating machinery such as motors, gearboxes, pumps and fans

Thermal Imaging Services

Surveys on distribution boards, switchgear, control panels, motors & gearboxes

Barking Power Station - Chimney Collapse

Monitoring the Vibration during Chimney Collapse at Barking Power Station

Vibration Monitoring Services was asked by DDM Dismantling Ltd to set up vibration equipment early one cold Sunday morning to monitor the vibration levels generated during the collapse of two chimneys at the old Barking Power Station. Profound Vibra+ monitors were sited at four locations around the site and recorded the vibration levels generated as the chimneys came down.


The collapse went without a hitch and the vibration generated was acceptable around the site with the highest level recorded at 12.36mm/s at 2Hz.


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