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Page 1: ...and Operation Manual SA BC Adjustable support for bars and cylinders ATCP Physical Engineering Sonelastic Division L da Vassimon 735 A Ribeir o Preto Brazil 14026 567 Telephone 55 16 3289 9481 www so...

Page 2: ...able support for bars and cylinders Manufactured by ATCP do Brasil Alves Teodoro Cer micas Piezoel tricas do Brasil Ltda ATCP Physical Engineering Sonelastic Division Rua L da Vassimon 735 A Ribeir o...

Page 4: ...lation 12 8 1 Requirements 12 8 2 Typical arrangements 12 8 3 Mounting the acoustic sensor in the vertical base and Sturdy Tripod 14 8 4 Replacing the support cables 15 8 5 Installing the IED Automati...

Page 5: ...us determined by Impulse Excitation Technique is also termed as dynamic elastic modulus Damping Damping is the phenomenon by which mechanical energy is dissipated in vibration systems and elements It...

Page 6: ...Optional items are offered to customize the Sonelastic Systems Manual configuration Parts 01 SA BC Support 02 CA PD Acoustic Sensor with vertical mounting base Accessories 03 Spare support cable set...

Page 7: ...or Accessories 04 Spare Support cable set 05 Height adjusting disc for the CA PD Acoustic Sensor 06 IED Automatic Impulse Device control unit 07 Medium RT Impulse Device 08 Medium Manual Impulse Devic...

Page 8: ...m cable for lighter specimens CA PD Acoustic Sensor 01 CA DP Acoustic Sensor 02 P2 plug 3 5 mm 03 Flexible cable 04 Cable gland 05 Acoustic sensor frame 06 Vertical mounting base 07 Height adjusting d...

Page 9: ...itudinal vibration mode 6 Specifications Code 10 018 27 Model SA BC G2 Maximum dimensions for cylindrical specimens L x D 450 x 200 mm Minimum dimensions for cylindrical specimens L x D 100 x 5 mm Max...

Page 10: ...50 mm Square Section Bar 3 The ratio between length L and edge A must be greater than or equal to 3 L x A x A 150 x 25 x 25 mm 150 x 35 x 35 mm 250 x 60 x 60 mm 450 x 50 x 50 mm Rectangular Section Ba...

Page 11: ...stance calculation of 0 224 L is automatically generated and informed by Sonelastic Software The specimen marking may be done by using a pencil and a ruler or a caliper ruler The Support cables positi...

Page 12: ...e section bar Acoustic sensor With vertical mounting base and the height adjusting disc Impulse device IED Automatic Impulse Device with Medium RT Impulse Device and height adjusting disc 3 Configurat...

Page 13: ...on Manual Specimen Medium size rectangular section bar Acoustic sensor With Sturdy Tripod optional item Impulse device Medium Manual Impulse Device Note In the typical arrangements presented the optim...

Page 14: ...rough the side opening as shown below Step 02 Press the base against the acoustic sensor until it is coupled and secured to the base In the Sturdy Tripod Step 01 Insert the acoustic sensor in the Stur...

Page 15: ...s completely loose Hold by the hook when turning the tightener to prevent the cable from turning with it Step 02 Disconnect the support cable ends eye nuts from the respective hooks tightener terminal...

Page 16: ...over them it will only go down about 15 mm from its initial position as shown below If the displacement is less than 15 mm in the case of heavy specimens the support cables will be overloaded and may...

Page 17: ...istant from the ends being L the length of the specimen see 7 2 Placing the specimen Step 03 Shift the tighteners terminals and sliding support sleeves together with their respective support cables un...

Page 18: ...en focusing on the longitudinal mode or to the side of the inferior face near the Support cables at the 0 32 L position when aiming to obtain both flexural and torsional modes Note For more details on...

Page 19: ...ser Manual Note All information regarding the IED Automatic Electromagnetic Impulse Device has been described in detail in its Installation and Operation Manual Attention When dealing with heavy speci...

Page 20: ...ed with the center of the specimen Cables positioned at 0 224L Flexural mode II Excitation and signal acquisition from below both on the specimen ends Cables positioned at 0 224L Longitudinal mode Top...

Page 21: ...ntered excitation and signal acquisition from opposite sides of the specimen Cables positioned at 0 224 L Flexural torsional modes I Excitation from above and signal acquisition from below from opposi...

Page 22: ...d hazards and possible damages to the support clean frequently using a slightly damp cloth To maintain the support in a good condition and extend its life keep all accessories optional items and chute...

Page 23: ...alidation of warranty 1 The non compliance with the recommended care regarding the installation and operation of this support as describe herein 2 Accidents falls inadequate installation or any other...

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