Monitoring for Jordanki Concert Hall | Poland
Project summary
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To house the Toruń Symphony Orchestra
The Jordanki Concert Hall in Torun has been designed to meet the expectations of the most demanding audiences, starved of high level entertainment.
During normal operations the concert hall accommodates not only concerts but also musicals, theatre, operatic performances, film screenings, congresses and conferences. It also performs the functions of exhibition, education and house the Toruń Symphony Orchestra.
Including the 8,600m2 subsurface structures, the entire building covers an area of 22,000 m2.
Monitoring of diaphram walls
Construction work on this project began in 2013, in August Soletanche Polska Sp. z o.o. instructed Sixense to deliver and install in-place inclinometers (IPI) within steel casings installed in diaphragm walls. In total, 3 inclinometers, 20m deep were installed. All 3 of these uniaxial inclinometer strings, equipped with 8 sensors per chain were successfully installed and commissioned.
It is planned, in the second phase of the project, to install supplementary load cells. The walls are to be extended and therefore further extension of the inclinometer strings will be necessary equating to a further 3 additional sensors per string.
The system automatically provides data and incorporates Sixense’s Geoscope software platform allowing the client to access and analyse the data recorded by the sensors in real time
