Prestressed tensioning is a critical construction method performed before concrete pouring, where steel reinforcement is pre-tensioned to optimize the stress distribution within reinforced concrete structures during their service life. The automated control of prestressed tensioning significantly enhances both the quality and efficiency of construction in prestressed reinforced concrete projects.

Prestressed tensioning is a critical construction methodology applied before concrete pouring, involving the pre-tensioning of steel reinforcement to optimize the stress distribution within reinforced concrete structures during their service life. The measurement of stress in prestressed steel reinforcement serves as a vital indicator of construction quality and constitutes an essential inspection item as specified in highway and bridge construction codes.

By conducting real-time monitoring of bridge environmental loads and structural responses, coupled with the analysis and intelligent assessment of the structural safety state, it enables a comprehensive understanding of the structural performance during both construction and operational phases.

The Strut Force Servo System is a comprehensive safety solution for excavation support. It is designed for projects that require strict control of excavation-induced deformation.The system's key features include 24-hour continuous monitoring, automatic low-pressure compensation, and high-pressure alarms. This multi-layered approach provides all-around safety assurance.

This system is a fully automated digital control system designed for load testing of large-scale structural components, such as shield tunnel segments and bridge members.