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Plaka bridge In 2019, during the reconstruction of the historic Plaka bridge in western Greece, NEOTEK supplied and installed instruments for the monitoring of the structural integrity of the bridge during the construction phase. In addition, a permanent instrumentation system was installed in order to follow up the bridge status in the years to come. Topographic targets, crackmeters and strain gauges combined with a data acquisition unit monitor the strains induced to the bridge.	PPC Ptolemais station A system with a central wireless automatic data logger for monitoring the possible deformations of the metal structure base of the Tower was supplied and installed by NEOTEK in 2018 during the lifting phase of the side walls of the new 5th Power Station of the PPC development in Ptolemais.	Skiron Tunnel Early 2017, NEOTEK supplied and installed a number of Vibrating Wire Crackmeters in a tunnel located on the Korinthos-Athens Motorway. A central automatic data logger on site allows the owner, Olympia Odos, telemetry monitoring of existing cracks.	Klokova Tunnel During 2015 and 2016, NEOTEK supplied TERNA SA over 400 geotechnical instruments, namely shotcrete pressure cells, piezometers, VW strain gauges and load cells for tunnel monitoring during various construction phases.
Holy Sepulcher For the reconstruction of the Holy Sepulcher monument undertaken by NTUA in 2016, NEOTEK supplied to the Greek Orthodox Patriarchate of Jerusalem a Dynamic structural health monitoring system, a Multichannel Wireless system aimed to monitor temperature and relative humidity, and a portable Ultrasonic Tomography unit for the evaluation of the structural integrity.	PPC Dams In 2016 NEOTEK supplied and installed a number of latest technology, high resolution, digital Accelerographs to monitor structural response during earthquakes on seven PPC Hydro-electric Dams all over Greece. Neotek has been supplying strong motion accelerograph systems to PPC for several decades.	Nea Odos The first Weigh in Motion system in Greece was supplied and installed in 2015 by NEOTEK near Avlona on the National Motorway Athens - Lamia (P.A.TH.E.), to monitor, in real time, the vehicle data (weight, speed & axle distance) even at high speeds. The WIM can be coupled to existing camera surveillance system to provide the highway operator with crucial information regarding its maintenance, traffic information as well as enforcing penalties to overweight trucks.	Stavros Niarchos FCC During the construction phase of one of the most important development in Athens, NEOTEK supplied and installed a Soil Extensometer in 2013 for monitoring possible deformations of the artificial hill, a Strain/Load monitoring system employed during the de-propping phase of the solar collector roof canopy in 2015, and supported a Digital Accelerograph system for initial structural monitoring.
Athens Metro From 2013 and up to early 2017, Neotek has supplied hundreds of geotechnical instruments for the 6 new stations and TBM tunnel interstations of the Athens Metro extension line to Piraeus. A variety of sensors, including VW strain gauges, crackmeters, tilt meters, load cells, multipoint borehole extensometers, portable inclinometers and casing, in-place inclinometers and automatic telemetry data loggers, are employed to monitor crucial parameters for the TBM passage and constructions in general.	Revithoussa 3rd LNG Tank Early 2015, Neotek supplied and supervised installation of geotechnical monitoring instruments, namely load cells and multipoint borehole extensometers, involved in monitoring the construction of the 3rd LNG Tank.	Amfipolis Tomb During late 2015, NEOTEK supplied and installed a system to monitor the Static structural response of the metal components of the fixative provision installed during the excavation process. A centrally located data logger collects measurements from strain gauges, ambient thermometers and crackmeters.	Temple of Apollo Epikourios Τhe Ministry of Culture and Sciences awarded our company the supply and commissioning of a triaxial digital accelerograph network that was installed on selected points of the temple ruins to monitor the effects of earthquakes on the integrity of the monument, an UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1986.
Valsamioti Dam In early 2014, NEOTEK supplied and installed a Multichannel Accelerograph system to monitor, via telemetry, the dynamic structural response of the dam. The previous year, several Vibrating wire piezometers were supplied to measure pore water pressures at selected locations.	Nama Lab In late 2009 NEOTEK supplied and installed complete laboratory equipment for testing aggregates, soils, concrete, rock and asphalt, including fully automated triaxial testing, direct shear and consolidation testing, CBR and Marshall, concrete compression machine with elastic limit monitoring for rocks, PSV, AAV etc. For onsite testing, portable non destructive units as well as soil and cement standard test sets.	Edafos Consulting Engineers Mid 2009, NEOTEK supplied to a private owned laboratory in Athens and installed a fully Automated Triaxial testing system, Automated Oedometers, Ring shear machine, CRS test system, all with central Data Acquisition and dedicated software.	Geodomi The above geotechnical laboratory was fully equipped by NEOTEK in late 2007. The supply and installation included an Automated Triaxial testing system, several Oedometers, CBR testing machine, Digital Shearbox, Unconfined testing machine, Automatic Concrete Compression machine etc.
GeoStand NEOTEK supplied to GeoStand in Athens and installed fully equipped geotechnical laboratories for aggregates, soil, cement, concrete and asphalt, as well as on site non-destructive testing units, in mid 2006.	Crete, Natural History Museum Early 2008, NEOTEK supplied and installed a planar triaxial Earthquake Demonstration Table with 12m2 area and passenger capacity of 20, which is being used for educational purposes to schools and interested visitors in the Museum.	Lesvos, Natural History Museum A Seismic Table was supplied and installed at the Museum in late 2008. The table size is 2mx4m, it has a capacity of 20 people and 2.5 degrees of freedom (dof), providing students and visitors basic training related to earthquake human response during simulations of known events.	Democritus University of Thrace In mid 2007, NEOTEK supplied and installed a 1 dof SHAKE TABLE with 3.4mx3.4m area to the Department of Civil Engineering, which is used for various structural testing applications under different earthquake scenarios. The table is expandable to triaxial.
University of Patras End of 2008, a uniaxial Seismic Table was supplied and installed by NEOTEK at the Department of Civil Engineering. The table area is 3mx5m, is expandable to triaxial, and is used for structural testing and earthquake simulation.	National Technical Uni. of Athens For the experimental simulation of soil-structure systems at the Laboratory of Soil Mechanics, a shake table of 1.3m x 1.3m with max load capacity of 500Kg and 1g maximum acceleration, was supplied and installed by NEOTEK in 2006.	Seismopolis The first educational seismic simulator system in Greece was supplied and installed by NEOTEK at the Municipality of Rentis, Athens. The table has an area 3x5m and was structured as a household kitchen so as students & visitors could be educated how to respond to earthquakes.	CERTH In 2016, NEOTEK supplied and installed a Video-extensometer system to monitor strain on materials under testing to the Institute of Research and Technology, Volos.
University of Patras Neotek supplied two MTS fully equipped servo-hydraulic Materials Testing Systems to the Laboratory of Technology and Strength of Material some two decades ago. In 2016, the 250kN System Controller was replaced by a latest technology one. It was installed and is fully operational.	National Technical Uni. of Athens Several years ago, Neotek supplied to the Laboratory of Pavement Engineering the first dedicated pavement & asphalt MTS Servo-hydraulic testing system. In 2015, the Laboratory replaced the complete old-fashioned electronic control system and software with a latest technology one that was supplied and fully commissioned by NEOTEK.	National Technical Uni. of Athens NEOTEK supplied to the Shipbuilding Technology Laboratory, School of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering, originally a 250kN and later on a 100kN, fully equipped MTS Servo-hydraulic Testing Systems for applied research purposes. Both systems were upgraded to the latest electronic control technologies in the recent years and are fully operational.	Aristotle University of Thessaloniki A biaxial servo-hydraulic Structural Testing System was supplied by NEOTEK to the School of Civil Engineering, Laboratory of Reinforced Concrete and Masonry Structures for testing real size structural elements in the special strong floor-mounted steel frame area of the laboratory. A state of the art electronic control system was supplied and installed in 2014 that provides elaborate simultaneous control of the two actuators and is expandable to additional channels.
Aristotle University of Thessaloniki An expandable multi-axial MTS structural testing system was supplied and installed in the School of Mechanical Engineering in 2014 for testing vehicle structures in high and low frequency fatigue tests. The system comprises of one 50kN actuator, a digital multi-channel controller, and a software and hydraulic power pack.	University of Thessaly The Concrete Technology and Reinforced Concrete Structures Laboratory of the Department of Civil Engineering has been using MTS servo-hydraulic actuators for uniaxial and multi-axial tests. The electronic control system was upgraded in 2014 to provide simultaneous control of two actuators for more elaborate tests. The system was supplied and commissioned by NEOTEK.	Aristotle University of Thessaloniki The first MTS Dynamic Triaxial Testing System for soils in Greece was provided to the Division of Geotechnical Engineering, Laboratory of Soil Mechanics, Foundations and Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering, several years ago. The original electronic control system was replaced by an MTS digital computer controlled system that was supplied and installed by NEOTEK.	National Technical Uni. of Athens An MTS 10kN Electro-dynamic testing system for light materials was supplied and commissioned to the Strength of Materials Laboratory of the Engineering Department (SEMFE). The system was supplied complete with a number of testing accessories and upgraded with the supply of a Video Extensometer system that provides non-contact information on the behaviour of materials under test.
Cyprus University of Technology The Department of Civil Engineering and Geomatics procured in 2010 a complete MTS Servo-hydraulic Structural Testing System comprising a hydraulic power & cooling system, four servo-hydraulic actuators of various sizes for static and dynamic applications, a multi-channel digital control system and software. The system was supplied, installed and commissioned successfully by NEOTEK.	Frederick University (Cyprus) Small shake table has been supplied by our company together with models of different height buildings and ancillary instrumentation such as accelerometers, strain gauges & displacement transducers for educational & small-scale research purposes to the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences of the above. Similar systems have been supplied to University of Patras, Technological Institute of Patras, University of Thessaly, NTUA & ITSAK.	Aristotle University of Thessaloniki In 2014, a uniaxial portable shake table with an area of 50x70cm was supplied to the Laboratory of Soil Mechanics, Foundation and Geotechnical Earthquake Engineering for model vibration testing.