About CONTROLS ULTRASONIC PULSE VELOCITY TESTER
The Controls Ultrasonic Pulse Velocity Tester is a device used to assess the quality of concrete and other building materials by measuring the speed of ultrasonic pulses through the material. Key components include ultrasonic transducers, a digital display, and a signal generator, which together determine the materials integrity. Manufactured using advanced electronics and precision engineering, the tester operates on a reliable electric power supply. Used in construction, civil engineering, and infrastructure industries, it helps clients detect flaws such as cracks or voids in materials. It benefits clients by ensuring structural safety, optimizing maintenance, and enhancing material quality assessment in real-time.
Fast, Reliable, and Flexible TestingEngineered for efficiency, the Ultrasonic Pulse Velocity Tester delivers instantaneous measurement results with a digital backlit LCD display. Users can conduct single or batch tests and adjust test speed according to material requirements. Whether evaluating concrete cubes or large structural elements, the instrument conforms to standard specimen sizes and ensures consistent performance in various environments.
Robust Construction & Complete AccessoriesWith an IP54-rated enclosure, the tester withstands challenging onsite conditions, including up to 90% humidity and temperatures from 0C to 40C. The supplied accessoriespair of transducers, calibration block, carry case, USB cable, and chargermake it ready for immediate deployment. Its 2-meter cable provides flexibility during testing, and tripod compatibility offers stable hands-free operation.
Intuitive Operation & Data ManagementA self-calibrating system with a reference block streamlines setup and minimizes operator error. Internal memory retains 500 measurements for traceability, and USB connectivity allows for effortless data transfer to PC. Supported primarily in English, the system can accommodate other languages on request, enhancing usability for global users.
FAQs of CONTROLS ULTRASONIC PULSE VELOCITY TESTER:
Q: How does the CONTROLS Ultrasonic Pulse Velocity Tester perform concrete strength and uniformity evaluation?
A: The instrument uses an ultrasonic pulse generator to transmit pulses through the concrete. The velocity measured is correlated with material strength and uniformity, enabling accurate assessment of concrete quality without causing damage.
Q: What is the typical process for conducting a test with this velocity tester?
A: To perform a test, the specimen is positioned between the pair of transducers, which are connected via standard BNC ports. The tester is calibrated using the supplied block, then measurement parameters are set. The pulse is generated, and results appear instantly on the digital display.
Q: Where can this device be used effectively?
A: This tester is suitable for both laboratory and onsite applications. It evaluates small cubes (minimum 50 x 50 mm) and large structural elements, making it versatile for use in construction sites, research labs, and quality control environments.
Q: What are the key benefits of using a microprocessor-based automatic control in this tester?
A: Microprocessor-based control ensures consistency, rapid processing, and reduced manual intervention. This leads to more accurate, repeatable results and simplifies operation for users with varying experience levels.
Q: How is calibration maintained on the Pulser Velocity Tester?
A: The device features auto-calibration using an included reference block. This self-calibrating function helps maintain measurement accuracy and reduces the need for manual calibration adjustments.
Q: What types of materials can be tested with this ultrasonic pulse velocity device?
A: It is optimized for testing concrete, rocks, and other building materials. The adjustable settings and wide measuring range facilitate the detection of flaws, estimation of strength, and evaluation of uniformity across various specimens.
Q: What is the data management process and how are test results stored or retrieved?
A: Test results are automatically stored in the testers internal memory, which can hold up to 500 readings. Data can be transferred to a PC via USB connectivity for further analysis or archiving, streamlining record-keeping for quality assurance.