Overview
VibeTech provides multi-location vibration monitoring for bridges, floors, platforms, supports, and other structures. Studies can capture ambient response, traffic or equipment-related vibration, transient events, and changes occurring throughout an operational period.
The measurement infrastructure and technical evidence can support advanced professional analysis, including modal analysis, model correlation, load-rating support, or long-term structural-health monitoring.
Measurement package
- 01Time histories and RMS trendsStudy configured
- 02Frequency-spectrum analysisStudy configured
- 03Scheduled and transient event capturesStudy configured
- 04Event classification and comparisonStudy configured
- 05Location-to-location response comparisonsStudy configured
- 06Environmental and operational contextStudy configured
- 07Exportable raw waveform dataStudy configured
Field examples
Document the location and orientation of each measurement point.
Connect a measured response to traffic or equipment activity.
Compare response across multiple structural locations.
Service modes
Operational Response Screening
Documents vibration behavior under normal environmental and operating conditions.
Engineer-Directed Measurement Support
Collects data according to a monitoring plan developed by a licensed engineer or structural specialist.
Applications
What the evidence can support
Document ambient and operational response
Compare measured behavior across structural locations
Characterize traffic or equipment-related events
Supply evidence for model correlation
Support long-term monitoring programs
Provide data for qualified professional review
Every reported result remains linked to the sensor identity, documented location, collection time, measurement configuration, operating context, and underlying waveform data.
Scope boundary
Measured evidence, stated responsibly.
Operational response screening is not a bridge inspection, structural load rating, proof-load test, modal certification, or determination of structural safety. Those conclusions require evaluation by an appropriately qualified professional.