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More and more local authorities are including monitoring requirements for noise, vibration and dust right from the planning stage and it is important that contractors and specialist consultants have access to the best instrumentation they can get. We can supply systems for triaxial monitoring system of ground vibration to provide you with PPV, VDV, DF data along with many other vibration parameters.

SV 803 Building & Ground Vibration Monitoring Station
SV 803 Building & Ground Vibration Monitoring Station

The SV 803 has been developed for both short and long-term vibration monitoring applications. Designed for wireless vibration monitoring of both…

IMMI
IMMI

Precise and efficient software for noise prediction and dispersion of air pollutants. IMMI covers a very wide range of applications – from the…

SVAN 958A Four Channel Sound and Vibration Analyser
SVAN 958A Four Channel Sound and Vibration Analyser

SVAN 958A Class 1 Four-channel Sound & Vibration Analyser is dedicated for all applications that require simultaneous class 1 sound and vibration…

MENHIR
MENHIR

The MENHIR (Modular Enhanced Intelligent Recorder) from Semex Engcon measures vibrations and shocks in an efficient and secure way. It makes complex…

SvanPC++
SvanPC++

SvanPC++ is an advanced PC software supporting Svantek measuring instruments including SV 10x, SVAN95x and SVAN97x series. Functionalities and…

SvanNET App
SvanNET App

SvanNET Application configures Svantek monitoring stations for the connection to the SvanNET Cloud Service and provides an easy access to its…

SvanNET Cloud Monitoring Service
SvanNET Cloud Monitoring Service

SvanNET Automatic Monitoring Services is an online solution that supports multi-point connection with Svantek’s noise & vibration monitoring…

SV 84 Building and Ground Vibration Accelerometer
SV 84 Building and Ground Vibration Accelerometer

The SV 84 Building and Ground Vibration Accelerometer is a hermetically sealed triaxial piezoelectric accelerometer designed to monitor the vibration…

SV 111 Portable Vibration Calibrator
SV 111 Portable Vibration Calibrator

SV 111 Vibration Calibrator is the State of the Art instrument designed for in-situ checks according to ISO 8041. In-situ checks are intended for…

Renewable Energy Systems
Renewable Energy Systems

Designed for operation in almost all sunlight conditions in the UK, AcSoft Renew system components have been carefully selected to create pro-level…

Knowledge Hub

Flying High: IOA, University of Salford and Industry Collaboration
November 20, 2023

By David Waddington, Professor in Environmental Acoustics in the Acoustics Research Centre at the University of Salford The IOA, the University of Sal­ford, and industry partners AcSoft and Noise Consu­ltants Limited (NCL), are working together to prepare students for careers in airport noise. Through combination of classroom instruction, hands-on training, and real-world experience, the programme […]

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Accelerometers vs Geophones. Which is Best?
October 16, 2023

We had the pleasure of sitting down with out Technical Director, John Shelton to discuss his background and his thoughts on vibration instrumentation past and present. It depends on the application, they are both vibration transducers. Acceleration and velocity are both vibration just different descriptors of vibrations. So in that sense they are both good […]

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What is Traceability in Calibration?
October 04, 2023

Traceability in calibration refers to the ability to trace the measurement results of a device or instrument back to a known and internationally recognised standard. In essence, it’s a chain of comparisons that ensures the accuracy of measurements. This chain typically includes various levels, starting from the measurement instrument used, the reference standards it’s calibrated […]

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Developments in Vibration Instrumentation
September 26, 2023

We had the pleasure of sitting down with out Technical Director, John Shelton to discuss his background and his thoughts on vibration instrumentation past and present. Within the last 5 years, what do you think have been the biggest developments in vibration instrumentation? Low power digital signal processes. You can do so much with digital […]

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What Was Your First Experience with Vibration Instrumentation?
September 21, 2023

We had the pleasure of sitting down with out Technical Director, John Shelton to discuss his background and his thoughts on vibration instrumentation past and present. With the B&K 2209, octave filter sets allowed you to do octave analysis, however only one octave at a time with no real time analysis.  We also used an […]

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In Terms of Vibration, What Was Your First Experience With Vibration Instrumentation?
September 12, 2023

With the B&K 2209, octave filter sets allowed you to do octave analysis, however only one octave at a time with no real time analysis.  We also used an integrator which screwed onto the top of  a meter instead of a microphone and a switch at the top allowed you to switch between accelerometers or […]

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How did John Shelton Get into Instrumentation?
September 12, 2023

We had the pleasure of sitting down with out Technical Director, John Shelton to discuss his background and his thoughts on vibration instrumentation past and present. Back at university, a degree in sound and vibration and part of the course was doing measurements of sound and vibration. In my holidays I used to go back […]

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The Importance of Dust Monitoring in the Construction Industry
September 07, 2023

Construction sites are notorious sources of dust emissions, which can have adverse effects on both the environment and the health and safety of workers and the general public. Dust monitoring has become significantly important for the construction industry for the following reasons: The Health & Safety of Workers Construction workers are at risk of exposure to airborne […]

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Why You Should Calibrate Your Instruments
August 14, 2023

Calibration is a fundamental process that applies to various types of measuring instruments, ensuring their accuracy, reliability, and traceability. Calibration involves comparing the readings of an instrument to a known reference standard or a traceable measurement. Here are the key reasons why it is necessary to calibrate instruments: Accuracy and Reliability: Over time, instruments can […]

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What is Traceable Calibration?
July 03, 2023

Traceable calibration refers to the process of verifying and adjusting the accuracy of a measuring instrument or device using a known reference standard that is directly traceable to a national or international measurement standard. The purpose of traceable calibration is to ensure that the instrument’s measurements are reliable and consistent, thus providing confidence in the […]

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WAVing or Drowning?
June 20, 2023

By John Shelton, Technical Director and Chair of IOA M&I Committee Sometimes it’s difficult to keep up with the innovations in noise and vibration technology, and over the past 50 years or so, we have moved from van-sized analogue analysers to hand-held multi-function digital devices. A large part of these developments has been down to […]

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What are the Benefits of Choosing Traceable Calibration over UKAS Calibration?
June 08, 2023

Traceable calibration and UKAS calibration both aim to establish the accuracy and reliability of measuring instruments, but there are some key differences between the two. Here are some benefits of traceable calibration over UKAS calibration: Cost Traceable calibration is generally more cost-effective compared to UKAS calibration. UKAS (United Kingdom Accreditation Service) accreditation involves a more […]

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