A3000UM SONIC INSPECTIONS ON MASONRY STRUCTURES – CONTACT INSPECTIONS

The A3000UM is an inspection instrument used to perform non-destructive sonic and ultrasonic contact testing on concrete and masonry structures, as well as on a wide array of other materials.
The broad spectrum of frequencies to be analyzed (from 16 to 65 KHz) allows to carry out measurements on materials with different mechanical characteristics and different grade of compactedness and homogeneity. Sonic inspections are performed by means of an instrumented hammer working as a trigger, plus a receiving probe (variable frequency). Mechanical stress waves are induced by hitting the material to be inspected with a hammer (trigger); reflective waves are then captured by the receiving probe and recorded in the central unit. Sonic tests are widely used to inspect those materials that present low propagation characteristics, non-compact and heterogeneous materials, and also when it is necessary to cover long distances, which would be out of reach for a high frequency ultrasonic system.
The A3000UM series allows to evaluate the mechanical characteristics of the materials, assessing their integrity and, possibly, the presence of any defect such as cracks, voids, or construction pathology related problems. This method can be applied to quickly and easily assess the conservation state of masonry structures, cavity walls, historic and monumental buildings, thus avoiding or limiting the use of destructive tests.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
 Zoom Window tool to examine measurement details
 Fully software-programmable
 Software settings: amplification 1 mV-10 v; time base from 50 nanoseconds to 50 milliseconds; capacity 500V/2000V; pulses emitted: 1 per second; complete or partial display of the acquired data; manual or automatic cursor (reading in microseconds); speed calculation
 500 MHz CPU VIA Technologies Inc. chipset
 LCD transflective 10.6” touch-screen colour display
 Data recording on built-in Disc On Module (solid-state circuit and/or on USB memory)
 LAN 10/100 interface for remote control and diagnosis
 USB interface for external units
 VGA interface, external display, PS2 port, mouse and keyboard
 Intuitive operating software
 Data recording on internal HD, solid-state, USB memory
 Easy-to-use setting options to export data
 Integrated multilingual interface
 Dimensions: 280x220x170 mm
 Weight: 3.5 kg

Equipped with the following accessories:
 Resonant frequency contact probes ~50 KHz, dia. 3.50 cm
 Trigger hammer for sonic test on masonry structures
 Calibration rod made of PVC
 Kit for I.T. TEST echometric test (optional)
 Kit for CROSS-HOLE test (optional)
 USB printer for printing directly on site (optional)
 

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