May 27, 2023
Inclinometer AXIS was installed in Palace Mieroszewskich in Będzin to monitor its front wall’s inclination changes.
![Inclinometer AXIS was installed in Palace Mieroszewskich](https://ultraxis.eu/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/Inclinometer-AXIS-was-installed-in-Palace-Mieroszewskich.jpg)
A view of a crack in the palace wall indicates the instability of the building and the need to constantly monitor the inclination angle of this fragment.
![AXIS inclinometer in the Mieroszowski Palace](https://ultraxis.eu/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/AXIS-inclinometer-in-the-Mieroszowski-Palace.jpg)
Location of the AXIS inclinometer in the Mieroszowski Palace. The sensors are placed on the inside of the attic in such a way that: are not visible to visitors of the Zagłębie Museum, which is located in the palace.
![View of both sensors of the installed AXIS inclinometer](https://ultraxis.eu/wp-content/uploads/2023/11/View-of-both-sensors-of-the-installed-AXIS-inclinometer.jpg)
View of both sensors of the installed AXIS inclinometer. The sensors are attached using dedicated mounts directly to the attic wall of the Mieroszewski Palace.
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Here are the measurement results recorded in the first two hours, just after the AXIS system started on May 27, 2023, around 12:15.
- Visible significant changes in inclination are caused by strong sunlight (high noon).
- The direction of inclination changes in the second hour due to shading – the sun hides behind tall trees.
- The initial output was 22.872″. For better visualization purposes, this value was normalized to “zero” on the computer chart.
- An interesting observation is the range of results marked with a black circle, which corresponds to the short presence of 2 people in the room on the floor below, just below the area of measuring vessel No. 2.
- There is a visible change in inclination by 0.02″ related to the deformation of the entire structure under the influence of a load of approximately 150 kg. (these were people with an average body build).
- This result confirms the high resolution of the measurement method and the ability to dynamically observe subtle changes in the geometry of the monitored object.