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Weight In Motion

Posted by WIM on August, 17, 2019

Slow Speed Weigh-In-Motion (SSWIM) Scale can accurately weigh vehicles at speeds between 0 and 20 km/h (0 and 12 mph). Its low operation cost, ease of installation and high accuracy make it the ideal choice for checking truck weights, including axle compliance and bridge formula compliance.

The WIM Scale utilizes two shear beam load cells for weight measurement. Since each scale is approximately 10 feet (3 meters) wide, only one scale would be required per lane. Each scale is mounted flush with the road surface in roads of 175 mm (7 in) minimum depth. The WIM Scale functions in all weather conditions.

Low Life Cycle Cost

The WIM Scale provides a low cost alternative to traditional static weigh scales. The WIMS cale is designed specifically for Weigh-In-Motion and provides axle weighing capabilities at a fraction of the cost of a traditional static scale. Maintenance costs are low and life cycle costs are attractive. An ND Slow Speed Weigh-In-Motion (SSWIM) Scale can accurately weigh vehicles at speeds between 0 and 20 km/h (0 and 12 mph). Its low operation cost, ease of installation and high accuracy make it the ideal choice for checking truck weights, including axle compliance and bridge formula compliance.

The WIM Scale utilizes two shear beam load cells for weight measurement. Since each scale is approximately 10 feet (3 meters) wide, only one scale would be required per lane. Each scale is mounted flush with the road surface in roads of 175 mm (7 in) minimum depth. The WIM Scale functions in all weather conditions.

Low Life Cycle Cost

The WIM Scale provides a low cost alternative to traditional static weigh scales. The WIM Scale is designed specifically for Weigh-In-Motion and provides axle weighing capabilities at a fraction of the cost of a traditional static scale. Maintenance costs are low and life cycle costs are attractive. An ND WIMS cale System can typically be installed and maintained for less than the regular maintenance of a traditional static scale.

System Operation

The WIMSSWIM Scale can be adapted to various applications through systems that incorporate the scale, in road sensors, a processor unit, traffic control devices, a driver display and/or printer.
The system operates in both slow speed weigh-in-motion and static scale modes. In the WIM mode, the operator directs the truck to the scale where it rolls over the scale at a low speed. In static mode, the truck must stop with each set of axles on the scale so individual axle weights can be calculated. When the weighing operation is complete, the user can view results on a display or print a ticket for weight verification. When used for enforcement actual weights can be compared to the legal limit and citations can be printed. This data can also be stored in a database if further analysis is desired.

Accuracy

The WIM increases in accuracy with a decrease in speed. When used in static scale mode it will measure the GVW with an accuracy of ±0.5%. When used as a dynamic scale, weighing vehicles operating at speeds from 0-5 km/h (0-3 mph), the WIM provides an accuracy of ±1% when measuring GVW.

Scale System can typically be installed and maintained for less than the regular maintenance of a traditional static scale.

System Operation

The WIMSSWIM Scale can be adapted to various applications through systems that incorporate the scale, in road sensors, a processor unit, traffic control devices, a driver display and/or printer.
The system operates in both slow speed weigh-in-motion and static scale modes. In the WIM mode, the operator directs the truck to the scale where it rolls over the scale at a low speed. In static mode, the truck must stop with each set of axles on the scale so individual axle weights can be calculated. When the weighing operation is complete, the user can view results on a display or print a ticket for weight verification. When used for enforcement actual weights can be compared to the legal limit and citations can be printed. This data can also be stored in a database if further analysis is desired.

Accuracy

The WIM increases in accuracy with a decrease in speed. When used in static scale mode it will measure the GVW with an accuracy of ±0.5%. When used as a dynamic scale, weighing vehicles operating at speeds from 0-5 km/h (0-3 mph), the WIM provides an accuracy of ±1% when measuring GVW.



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