By confirming the filling, the vibration acceleration can be measured to determine the degree of compaction.
During concrete pouring, compaction work is generally performed using a high-frequency concrete rod vibrator, allowing for the measurement of vibration acceleration along with filling confirmation to assess the degree of compaction. A sensor called a vibration device, which detects the vibrations from the compaction vibrator propagating through the concrete, is utilized for concrete filling detection. This confirms that the concrete in the area of the vibration device has received the compaction vibrations. ■ Filling detection function to confirm that the poured concrete reaches narrow areas and corners ■ Compaction detection function to verify that the vibrator's vibrations reach every corner of the concrete ■ The vibration device can be extended up to 50m ■ A single vibration device can distinguish between air, incomplete states (water), and concrete ■ The vibration device is compact and thin, allowing for filling detection in narrow gaps.
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■Detection Method: Frequency characteristic detection method using a vibration device ■Identification Capability: Air, Water (breathing water), Concrete (mortar) ■Compaction Vibration Detection Range: 4.8m/s² to 150m/s² ■Measurement Channels: 16 ■Display: LCD monitor with color display ■Measurement Time: Approximately 0.5 seconds per channel ■Vibration Device Cable Length: Standard 5m, extendable up to 50m with dedicated vibration device extension cable (CVD-01) *VD-F1 (5m) and VD-F2 (20m) (sold in units of 10) / Vibration device extension cable (CVD-01) available up to 200m ■Vibration Device Pressure Resistance: 0.3MPa (breaking limit) ■Date Function: Built-in clock showing year/month/hour/minute/second ■Number of Recorded Events: Approximately 400 …etc. *For more details, please download the PDF from our website or feel free to contact us.
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■Concrete Filling Management 【Accessories】 ・Main unit ×1 ・Case ×1 ・User manual (for Windows 7) ×1 ・User manual (for Windows XP/Vista) ×1 ・Quick start guide ×1 ・Document on "Frequently Asked Questions about Vibration Devices" ×1 ・User manual (for USB Serial Cable BSUSRC06 series) ×1 ・Simple user manual ×1 ・Data transfer software CD-ROM (for Windows 7) ×1 ・Data transfer software CD-ROM (for Windows XP/Vista) ×1 ・Driver CD ×1 ・Terminal box ×1 ・Power cable (2-pole) ×1 ・Terminal box connection cable ×1 ・Computer connection cable ×1 ・USB serial cable ×1 ・LCD screen protective plate ×1
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Since our founding in April 1986 as "Soki Shokai" with the vision of "creating a new century with measurement technology," we have continuously challenged ourselves to innovate in measurement through our "technical expertise" and "on-site capabilities." As a specialist in the surveying and measurement field within the Kanamoto Alliance Group, we will increasingly focus on "rental of surveying and measuring equipment," "development of automatic measurement systems," and "development of original products." We are committed to working together as a united team to meet the expectations of all our stakeholders. We sincerely appreciate the continued support and patronage of our customers and partners.
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