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V-Meter MK IV, ultrasonic testing of concrete identifies; honeycombs, voids, frozen concrete, cracks and other non-homogenous conditions in concrete. Ultrasonic testing can be applied to new and old structures, slabs, columns, walls, fire damaged areas, hydroelectric structures, pipe, prefab and pre-stressed beams, cylinders and other concrete forms. A wide range of transducers are available.
V-Meter MK IV, ultrasonic testing of wood can, non-destructively, detect knots, shakes, splits, grain orientation, windfall cracks and presence of decay and rot. Basic parameters such as modulus of elasticity and density can be calculated. Practical applications include field testing of utility poles and structures, grading in the manufacturing process, fire ladder inspection, examination of laminates and paper roll density. The velocity of ultrasonic energy pulses traveling in a solid material are related to the density and elastic properties of the material. The pulse velocity is thus a measure of density and elastic properties of the material. In transmitting ultrasonic energy through a coarse grained material such as concrete, ceramics or wood, it is necessary for the wave length of energy to be greater than the diameter of the largest grain particle. If it is not, all of the energy will be reflected back by the particles and none will reach the receiver. Typically, the 54 KHZ transducers are used for wood testing. The signal wave length is about 3 inches (75mm). Finer materials require higher frequencies for optimum resolution.
V-Meter MK IV ultrasonic testing on a range of ceramic products; including tile, refractory bricks and blocks, and kiln furniture, as well as graphite is possible. In an increasing number of refractory and ceramic applications, the ultrasonic pulse velocity testing technique has been used with positive results.
UPV testing has enabled users to improve their production processes, increase the integrity and quality of their products, and reduce scrap and reject rates-thereby saving both time and money. In today's economy, such bottom-line benefits are difficult to ignore.
Discover precision and reliability with Hylec Controls! Explore our extensive range of cutting-edge solutions designed to elevate your testing and measurement processes. From industry-leading equipment to unparalleled service, trust Hylec Controls to exceed your expectations. Contact us today to revolutionise your testing experience!
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V-Meter MK IV, ultrasonic testing of concrete identifies; honeycombs, voids, frozen concrete, cracks and other non-homogenous conditions in concrete. Ultrasonic testing can be applied to new and old structures, slabs, columns, walls, fire damaged areas, hydroelectric structures, pipe, prefab and pre-stressed beams, cylinders and other concrete forms. A wide range of transducers are available.
V-Meter MK IV, ultrasonic testing of wood can, non-destructively, detect knots, shakes, splits, grain orientation, windfall cracks and presence of decay and rot. Basic parameters such as modulus of elasticity and density can be calculated. Practical applications include field testing of utility poles and structures, grading in the manufacturing process, fire ladder inspection, examination of laminates and paper roll density. The velocity of ultrasonic energy pulses traveling in a solid material are related to the density and elastic properties of the material. The pulse velocity is thus a measure of density and elastic properties of the material. In transmitting ultrasonic energy through a coarse grained material such as concrete, ceramics or wood, it is necessary for the wave length of energy to be greater than the diameter of the largest grain particle. If it is not, all of the energy will be reflected back by the particles and none will reach the receiver. Typically, the 54 KHZ transducers are used for wood testing. The signal wave length is about 3 inches (75mm). Finer materials require higher frequencies for optimum resolution.
V-Meter MK IV ultrasonic testing on a range of ceramic products; including tile, refractory bricks and blocks, and kiln furniture, as well as graphite is possible. In an increasing number of refractory and ceramic applications, the ultrasonic pulse velocity testing technique has been used with positive results.
UPV testing has enabled users to improve their production processes, increase the integrity and quality of their products, and reduce scrap and reject rates-thereby saving both time and money. In today's economy, such bottom-line benefits are difficult to ignore.
Discover precision and reliability with Hylec Controls! Explore our extensive range of cutting-edge solutions designed to elevate your testing and measurement processes. From industry-leading equipment to unparalleled service, trust Hylec Controls to exceed your expectations. Contact us today to revolutionise your testing experience!
To contact Hylec Controls about Hylec Controls Test & Measurement | V-Meter Mk IV Ultrasonic Testing use Get a quote.
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