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Measuring set-up
Adaptable
Optimised for steel, iron and austenitic steels. A special version of the device can also be used for copper, brass, aluminium or other electrically conductive materials.
Simple and easy measurement
Calibrate the probe on the workpiece by means of an artificial crack or on a crack-free surface. Place the measuring pins on both sides of the crack onto the surface. Read crack depth from the display.
Accurate results
The RMG uses the AC electrical potential drop method with alternating current. Caused by the skin effect, the result of measurement is rather independent from the geometry of the work-piece. A simp le calibration procedure ensures that material influences and probe tolerances are widely compensated by the instrument. The scope of supply comprises a control block with an artificial crack to check and calibrate the instrument and the probe before the measure­ment. A subsequent material correction pro­cedure on a crack-free surface of the workpiece yields good accuracy for many materials. Nevertheless, optimum accuracy is reached with one or more (up to 20) reference cracks of known depths which can be read in by the instrument. This function permits improved results even on those workpieces and materials which due to their unusual magnetic and electric properties were hither to considered as d ifficult for applying the AC potential drop method.
Sturdy and practicable
Shock-proof housing with washable keyboard.
Technical Data
Application:
Depth determination of surface cracks in electrically conductive materials
Principle of measurement: AC electrical potential drop method Dimensions (W x H x D): 83 x 151 x 35 mm3
Power supply:
2 x 1,5 V Alkali-Manganese drycells, size AA (Mignon); alternatively
2 x 1,2 V NiCd- or Ni-Hydrid-rechargeable batteries, size AA Optical alarm in case of empty batteries
At least 11.5 hrs with Alkali-Manganese cells
A total number of approx. 3850 values can be stored in up to 300 batches. For each batch, a statistical evaluation can be printed out. This evaluation determines the minimum value, the maximum value, the average and the standard deviation.
0 to 99.9 mm
Depending on material and measuring range. Typical figure for two-point material correction: Ferro-magnetic material 1 to 15 %, austenitic material 1 to 25 %.
RS232C to KARL DEUTSCH
printer oder PC:
4800 Bauds, 8 data bits,
1 stop bit, no parity-bit
Operation
from 0°C to 45°C,
Storage temp.:
- 20°C to + 60°C with
removed batteries,
from 0°C to + 45°C
with inserted batteries
(depending on battery type
and brand)
Operating time: Data Storage:
Crack between the measuring pins. The result is independent of the width of the crack.
Typical Application
Measuring range: Measurement accuracy:
Serial interface:
Environment conditions:
In production testing, the RMG helps to decide whether a further machining is possible: Is the crack depth within the manufacturing tolerance or permissible limit? If production or trans­portation machines are inspected, the crack growth can be monitored with the RMG to determine the most economic repair moment.
Ordering data
Instrument
RMG 4015.............................................................. 4015.003
Probes
Probe RMSQ 0°.................................................... 4418.001
Probe RMSL 0°...................................................... 4416.001
Probe RMSL 90°.................................................... 4417.001
Probe set for inclined cracks, consisting of: Probe RMSL-S 0°incl. contact magnet + cable ... 4421.001 Probe RMSL-S 90°incl. contact magnet + cable . 4420.001 Special characteristic for NFe ............................... 4901.001
Accessories
Control block (0 - 10 mm crack)............................ 4720.002
Charger
for inserted rechargeable batteries (230 V)............ 2806.001
Rechargeable battery set NiMH (2x 1.5 V AA)....... 6016.001
External charger 230 V for NiCd/NiMH batt.......... 6015.001
Matrix printer
(incl. 230 V mains unit, paper roll, printer ribbon).. 6010.001 Matrix printer
(incl. 115 V mains unit, paper roll, printer ribbon).. 6010.101 Printer cable
RMG 4015 (Lemo) - Matrix printer 6010 ................ 1657.305
PC cable
RMG 4015 (Lemo) - PC (RS232C interface).......... 1657.307
incl. 9-pin adapter D-Sub (m) - 25-pin D-Sub (f)
Fitting tool for probe contact pins ......................... 4816.001
Protection bag for RMG 4015................................ 4825.001
Software
PC data transfer "STATWIN 2002" ........................ 2904.001
Spare parts
8 contact pins (standard) ....................................... 4815.001
4 contact pins (needle) .......................................... 4815.002
4 contact pins (self-twisting).................................. 4815.003
Polishing vleece ..................................................... 4820.001
Paper roll for printer 6010 ...................................... 6011.001
Printer ribbon (black) for printer 6010.................... 6012.001
Mains/charger unit (230 V) for printer 6010 ........... 6013.001
Mains/charger unit (115 V) for printer 6010 ........... 6014.001
Commonly used probes
Small, light-weight, battery operated for mobile operation. Probes with exchangeable spring-loaded contact pins; suitable even for rough environment.
Menu und data processing
Menu-driven operation, data storage, batch operation for series of measurements, printer or PC connections are standard.
Probe choice
RMSQ for highest resolution and low specific resistance (also for non-ferrous metals). RMSL 0°for hard to reach areas, RMSL 90° with guiding prism for cylindrical surfaces. For inclined cracks probe set RMSL-S 90°with 90°-handle, RMSL-S 0°with 0°-handle. More special probes on request.
Contact pins
In general, all probes are usually equipped with sturdy standard pins which are suitable for all applications. Nevertheless, one set of spare pins are delivered together with each probe. Exchangeable special contact pins may help in difficult cases: Thin, non-conductive surface layers can better be penetrated by needle-contact pins. For better penetration through mechanically hard layers, self-twisting contact pins with spiral-shaped guidance are recom­mended. The pins rotate when the probe is placed on the surface.
Measuring probe set RMSL-S 90°
Phone: (+49-202)7192-0 Fax: (+49-202)714932 Otto-Hausmann-Ring 101 42115 Wuppertal, Germany info@karldeutsch.de • www.karldeutsch.de
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