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Hollow Anchor Load Cells for Hydraulic Tensioning

Review 100–2,000 kN anchor and tendon force measurements around a hollow jack. Define bore clearance, bearing plates and how the sensing element measures load before selecting the assembly.

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Hollow Anchor Load Cells for Hydraulic Tensioning engineering process schematic
ENGINEERING SCHEMATIC · NOT A MODEL DRAWING OR TEST RECORD

The jack force must pass through the intended sensing path

A hollow tensioning assembly can place an annular sensor in the reaction path while a tendon or threaded bar passes through the centre. Another system may infer force from hydraulic pressure. Define which principle is required; pressure, piston area and measured mechanical force are not interchangeable specification fields.

Assembly fieldDrawing or operating detail required
Central bore and tendonMinimum clearance, bar/strand geometry, sleeves and alignment.
Reaction plates / spherical seatingContact diameters, stiffness, surface finish, flatness and permitted angular accommodation.
Force and installationWorking force, peak tensioning force, hold duration, temporary or permanent installation and temperature.
Measurement principleStrain-gauge electrical output or hydraulic pressure-derived force, with the corresponding calibration chain.

Bridge tendons, wind-turbine anchor bolts and ground anchors have different installation and acceptance requirements. Send the section drawing rather than selecting on maximum kN alone.

Matched distribution plates are an enquiry option. Their dimensions and load transfer need project-specific review; the schematic is not a fabrication drawing.

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CONFIGURATION AND DOCUMENT REVIEW

Compare the load path and signal before the drawing review

Enquiry references — final nominal rating and dimensions require approved model documentation
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Hollow-anchor tensioning review

100–2,000kN requested scope4–20 mA / 2.0 mV/V bridgeBore / seating / distribution plate review

Identify whether force is inferred from hydraulic pressure or measured by an annular strain-gauge element.

Dimensions, accuracy and model datasheet: confirm on the approved configuration.
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Resolve the configuration before the purchase order

Is the hollow sensor hydraulic or strain-gauge based?

Both terms occur in tensioning applications. Establish whether force is derived from hydraulic pressure or measured by an annular strain-gauge element in the reaction path. The hardware and calibration differ.

Can a bore diameter alone select the sensor?

No. Seating flatness, contact area, bore clearance, eccentricity, load direction, plate stiffness and maximum force all affect the assembly.

CONFIGURATION / INTERFACE / DELIVERY

Send an engineering RFQ with the details intact

Choose the force path, signal and matching accessories. Include the destination so the quotation can confirm the product, calibration, freight and requested delivery term together.

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Open engineering notes are available in the downloads centre. Approved model STEP, IODD and real calibration reports are supplied against the selected configuration. Price, availability, lead time and warranty terms are confirmed in the formal quote.

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