PCTE Concrete Thickness Gauge - CTG 2
No specialized knowledge or training is required. The CTG-2 comes ready to use straight out of the case, with inbuilt default parameters. Great accuracy is achieved through calibrating against your specific concrete type.
Use your own Windows 7, 8 or 10 Laptop/Tablet* and simply connect the CTG-2 to directly view live measurement recordings, via the WinCTG-2 Software. Thickness and flaw information can also easily be transferred to spreadsheets or to your reports.
Applications
Impact Echo testing can be used for:
Features
Impact Echo Principal
The CTG-2 works on the basis of the Impact Echo principal. A mechanical tap from the solenoid impactor onto the concrete releases low frequency p-waves which propagate into the structure and are reflected by external surfaces and flaws. The aim is to measure resonant frequencies, which for a flat plate of concrete relate to its depth, calibrated by the velocity of sound in the concrete mix.
These waves are received by a transducer located adjacent to the impactor. The time traces are recorded and converted to frequency via Fast Fourier Transform with respect to frequency amplitude. With the highest frequency peak, and the measured compressional wave velocity through concrete, depth can be identified.
Diagnose Defects in your Concrete (CTG-2)
The CTG is capable of defect location within concrete. Low frequency stress waves are emitted into the structure reflecting off slab boundaries and air pockets.
Depth and extent of partial cracks, voids and flaws are recorded as a waveform. Experienced users can determine various flaws hidden within the concrete formed due to poor concrete placement or weathering. The Time Domain Signal identifies where poor quality data was obtained during the field testing process.
Nearby Peaks may Indicate Internal Cracking/Defects
Operation
Concrete Thickness
Impact Echo relies on an estimation of p-wave velocity through concrete to determine thickness. Thickness measurements are obtained when the test head is applied to the concrete surface and triggered.
Calibration Process
Default settings are customized to standard concrete and generally produce results within ±10% accuracy. Accuracy of ±2% is achieved when the p-wave velocity is calibrated on-site against a slab with known thickness.
Data Transfer
WinCTG-2 software works alongside Windows 7 or 8, converting frequency and thickness data into most spreadsheet formats for further analysis and reporting.
WinCTG-2 Analysis Software
The Windows based WinCTG-2 allows data and measurement setting review. Customized test grids can be set up using X and Y coordinates from your point of reference. Live field data can be viewed while testing.
The combined weight of the case and components is 2.27kg making the system more portable than ever.
CTG-2 comes standard with:
To contact PCTE - Construction about PCTE Concrete Thickness Gauge - CTG 2 use Get a quote.
No specialized knowledge or training is required. The CTG-2 comes ready to use straight out of the case, with inbuilt default parameters. Great accuracy is achieved through calibrating against your specific concrete type.
Use your own Windows 7, 8 or 10 Laptop/Tablet* and simply connect the CTG-2 to directly view live measurement recordings, via the WinCTG-2 Software. Thickness and flaw information can also easily be transferred to spreadsheets or to your reports.
Applications
Impact Echo testing can be used for:
Features
Impact Echo Principal
The CTG-2 works on the basis of the Impact Echo principal. A mechanical tap from the solenoid impactor onto the concrete releases low frequency p-waves which propagate into the structure and are reflected by external surfaces and flaws. The aim is to measure resonant frequencies, which for a flat plate of concrete relate to its depth, calibrated by the velocity of sound in the concrete mix.
These waves are received by a transducer located adjacent to the impactor. The time traces are recorded and converted to frequency via Fast Fourier Transform with respect to frequency amplitude. With the highest frequency peak, and the measured compressional wave velocity through concrete, depth can be identified.
Diagnose Defects in your Concrete (CTG-2)
The CTG is capable of defect location within concrete. Low frequency stress waves are emitted into the structure reflecting off slab boundaries and air pockets.
Depth and extent of partial cracks, voids and flaws are recorded as a waveform. Experienced users can determine various flaws hidden within the concrete formed due to poor concrete placement or weathering. The Time Domain Signal identifies where poor quality data was obtained during the field testing process.
Nearby Peaks may Indicate Internal Cracking/Defects
Operation
Concrete Thickness
Impact Echo relies on an estimation of p-wave velocity through concrete to determine thickness. Thickness measurements are obtained when the test head is applied to the concrete surface and triggered.
Calibration Process
Default settings are customized to standard concrete and generally produce results within ±10% accuracy. Accuracy of ±2% is achieved when the p-wave velocity is calibrated on-site against a slab with known thickness.
Data Transfer
WinCTG-2 software works alongside Windows 7 or 8, converting frequency and thickness data into most spreadsheet formats for further analysis and reporting.
WinCTG-2 Analysis Software
The Windows based WinCTG-2 allows data and measurement setting review. Customized test grids can be set up using X and Y coordinates from your point of reference. Live field data can be viewed while testing.
The combined weight of the case and components is 2.27kg making the system more portable than ever.
CTG-2 comes standard with:
To contact PCTE - Construction about PCTE Concrete Thickness Gauge - CTG 2 use Get a quote.
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