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Transducteurs supplémentaires pour Pundit séries 200/200PE

Pulse Velocity Transducers Proceq offers an extensive range of transducers providing highest accuracy and a proven field track record. The selection of the correct transducer is dependent on the aggregate/grain size and the dimensions of the test object. Bandwidth and aperture size   Test Object Limitations     Applications    Part # Wavelength* Maximum grain size […]

  • SKU : G-896-325-various
  • Fabricant : Proceq
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Pulse Velocity Transducers
Proceq offers an extensive range of transducers providing highest accuracy and a proven field track record. The selection of the correct transducer is dependent on the aggregate/grain size and the dimensions of the test object.

Bandwidth and aperture size   Test Object Limitations     Applications
   Part # Wavelength* Maximum
grain
size
Minimum lateral
dimension
 
P-wave Transducers          
24 kHz
Ø50 mm x
95 mm
G-896-325 40 026S   154 mm ≈ 77 mm 154 mm »» Concrete: Very coarse aggregate and large
objects (several meters)
54 kHz
Ø50 mm x
46 mm
G-896-325 40 131S 68.5 mm ≈ 34 mm 69 mm »» Concrete
»» Wood
»» Rock
150 kHz
Ø28 mm x
46 mm
G-896-325 40 141S 24.7 mm ≈ 12 mm 25 mm »» Fine grained material
»» Refractory bricks
»» Rock (NX cores)
250 kHz
Ø28 mm x
46 mm
G-896-325 40 177S 14.8 mm ≈ 7 mm 15 mm »» Fine grained material
»» Refractory bricks
»» Rock
»» Use on small samples
500 kHz
Ø57 mm x
32 mm
G-896-325 40 175S 7.4 mm ≈ 3 mm 7 mm »» Fine grained material
»» Refractory bricks
»» Rock
»» Use on small samples
54 kHz
Ø50 mm x
100 mm
G-896-325 40 176 68.5 mm ≈ 34 mm 69 mm »» Concrete: Rough and rounded
surfaces (no couplant required)
»» Wood
»» Rock (heritage sites)
           
S-wave Transducer          
250 kHz
Ø41 mm x
32 mm
G-896-327 20 002 10 mm ≈ 5 mm Greater than the
thickness of the
object.
»» Used for determination of elastic modulus
»» Concrete, wood, rock (small samples only)
»» Requires special shear wave couplant

*A pulse velocity of 3700 m/s (longitudinal wave) and 2500 m/s (shear wave) have been used for the computation of the
wavelengths.