Cross Hole Ultrasonic System Two Channels For Deep Foundations

Product Description

Cross Hole Ultrasonic System Two Channels For Deep Foundations

The Cross-hole Sonic Logging (CSL) method is used to perform high-resolution quality control on deep foundations. The system uses an ultrasonic wave sent from an emitter to a receiver while both are pulled through water-filled access tubes embedded in the concrete. The measured arrival time and energy are directly related to concrete quality. The control unit must be connected via USB port standard to a regular notebook computer or Tablet PC (not included) on which, should be installed the software (included) for testing, analysis and real time reporting in 2 D Tomography.

Specifications of Cross Hole Ultrasonic System Two Channels For Deep Foundations

• Housing: rugged, environment-proof, water-resistant housing.
• Temperature range: -25 to 60 C (operating), -40 to 70 C (storage).
• Transducers: dual-purpose transceivers, 50 kHz nominal, pressure tested housing, 25 mm diameter.
• Cables: detachable heavy-duty polyurethane wound on reel.
• Cable length: 50 m (100 m and 150 m cables are available upon request).
• Sampling rate: 500 kHz (2 s resolution).
• Gain: 8 level automatic gain control (AGC).
• Depth meters: two 24-bit counters, <0.1% error.
• Pile measuring range: 1 to 145 m
• Tube spacing: up to 4 m in good concrete.
• Productivity: up to 3000 m/Day by a single operator.
• Memory storage: unlimited.