Surveys - Import export

With an electronically supported gas pipeline network survey, you have the following advantages: You take full advantage of the possibilities of your GIS. You reduce your effort considerably. You increase efficiency and security through digital documentation. You create better predictability and advantages for your work preparation You significantly increase the quality of the documentation

Zoller + Fröhlich has developed the Z+F PROFILER® 9012 and the Z+F PROFILER® 9020 laser scanners for mobile mapping applications, which can be flexibly integrated into the mobile mapping systems of almost all MMS providers. Railway applications on vehicle (train, etc.) and trolley platform Light space applications, for the inventory of tunnel tubes (railway and road), vegetation, signs and safety corridors Road applications (MMS) for road maintenance, traffic infrastructure detection, and general object acquisition Because of the high data capture rate, Z+F laser scanners operate accurately even from mobile platforms, at speeds of up to 120 km/h (approx. 75mph).

The Datapaq Furnace Tracker Temperature Uniformity Survey (TUS) System from Fluke Process Instruments features the choice of data logger (TP6 or XDL12), choice of thermal barrier (TB45 or TB46), thermocouples and our intuitive Temperature Uniformity Survey (TUS) Insight™ Software package to perform accurate in-process product thermal profiling while verifying conformity to all required specifications, including the AMS2750 standard. Data Loggers The Datapaq TP6 is the perfect solution for the most demanding high-temperature profiling applications with a 316-grade machined stainless-steel case and IP67 rating. Once combined with the Datapaq Insight™ or Datapaq Insight Furnace Surveying software you can display information from the data logger in real time via the optional Radio Frequency (RF) system or via standard USB/Bluetooth connections. Available in 10 and 20 channel configurations and two case styles Water resistant (IP67 rated) Communication via USB or Bluetooth

For listed buildings, there are regular new construction tasks. Often there are no adequate plans on the basis of which planning, modernization or renovation can be carried out. Due to the very high scan rate of more than 1 million measured values per second, range resolution in the millimeter range and a measuring accuracy in the mm range, even the capture of the finest structures and details is still possible with the 3D laser scanners from Zoller + Fröhlich. The 3D documentation is therefore the ideal prerequisite for reconstructions of, for example, design conditions or sensitive stucco work. The recorded inventories, damage, structures and details are recorded in databases and allow a faithful reconstruction of the entire object or of parts of the object at any later time.

Z+F 3D phase based laser scanners enable a detailed condition and damage assessment. Due to the high sampling rate as well as a range resolution of less than 1mm and a measurement accuracy of millimetres, even the most delicate structures and details can be documented. The surveyed status, damage, structures and details are stored in a database which allows the reconstruction of the complete object or parts of the object at any given time in the future.

In many projects insurance companies have the problem that the building to be insured is either not completely documented or was documented a long time ago, so that the available data is out of date. 3D laser scanning is an efficient way to detect the current condition of the building and all its details. The 3D data is particularly useful for insurance companies when it comes to the following tasks: Assessment of property value Surveying the inventory in 3D Calculation of areas In fact the 3D data is of particular importance in the case of damage. A new survey of the damaged object can be carried out and by using software, the condition before and after the damage can be compared and visualised directly. The amount of damage can be quantified much more precisely in comparison to a quantification without the use of 3D data.

Z+F 3D phase based laser scanners enable a detailed condition and damage assessment of the current status of a building or complex structure and its surroundings. It is easy to create 2D floor plans or views of the object to plan building or conversion projects of the 3D data. Therefore, 3D data is an ideal planning basis for structural measures. For site measuring, 3D documentation is just the right technology, because you will save time and money. Moreover you can evaluate different options of how the available rooms can be used without accessing the site in reality. The whole work can be done from your office desk and the data will be available even after many years. Structural damages Structural damages always mean economic loss for the owner and user of a building, and can influence the future value of a property significantly.

Existing factory workshops and industrial plants can be surveyed three-dimensionally in detail. For new buildings, further extensions and reconstruction in the future, there are spatial coordinates available which are accurate to a millimeter, from which two-dimensional construction plans can easily be drawn. Generation of 3D models From the data gathered by Z+F laser scanner systems and with the LFM software, 3D models of the actual state of the factory or plant (e.g. tubes, steel girders) can be generated. Furthermore, it is possible to generate complete CAD models from the 3D scan data (the so-called point cloud). Clash detection It is possible to simulate manufacturing processes and to carry out collision checks with 3D models. Example: Another production robot of the same type has to be added to an existing plant. Facility management All fixed equipment like cables or tubes is surveyed as well and saved in a 3D database which serves as the basis for future reconstruction.

In the management of large buildings, it is important to have current plans of facades, facilities, furnishings, piping and paths to carry out renovation and conversion work. An exact calculation of the costs is only possible with detailed and current plans. Thanks to the high level of flexibility and user-friendly handling of the Z+F IMAGER®, the laser scanner can easily be integrated into the fields of facility management without a long training period.

Aluminum plate with engraved cross as fixed point The measuring point has a 5/8” thread for screwing on a prism or measuring instrument. When used as a fixed point on the floor, this point should be surveyed with a prism so that if necessary, e.g. suspected moving of the fixed point due to foul play, it can be checked quickly and easily. RSFP1 is supplied with a protective cap for the 5/8” thread.