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 Operating Manual GMH 3830 

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15 Appendix B: Additional materials 

Select material you want to measure, enter number on the device, e.g. concrete b25 = b. 6 

15.1  Measuring of building materials 

Material 

Number  Range 

Concrete 

 

 

 Concrete 200kg/m³ B15 (200 kg concrete per 1m³ sand) 

b. 5 

0,7..3,3% 

 Concrete 350kg/m³ B25 (350 kg concrete per 1m³ sand) 

b. 6 

1,1..3,9% 

 Concrete 500kg/m³ B35 (500 kg concrete per 1m³ sand)  

b. 7 

1,4..3,7% 

 gas-aerated concrete (Hebel) 

b. 9 

1,6..100,0% 

 gas-aerated concrete (Ytong PPW4, gross density 0,55) 

b. 27 

1,6..53,6% 

Screed 

 

 

 Anhydrit screed AE, AFE  

b. 1 

0,0..30,3% 

 Ardurapid screed-concrete  

b. 2 

0,6..3,4% 

 Elastizell screed  

b. 8 

1,0..24,5% 

 Screed-plaster 

b. 11 

0,4..9,4% 

 Wood-concrete screed  

b. 13 

5,3..20,0% 

 Screed-concrete ZE, ZFE without additives 

b. 21 

0,8..4,6% 

 Screed-concrete ZE, ZFE with bitumen additives  

b. 22 

2,8..5,5% 

 Screed-concrete ZE, ZFE with synthetic additives  

b. 23 

2,4..11,8% 

Miscellaneous 

 

 

 Asbestous cement panels 

b. 3 

4,7..34,9% 

 Bricks clay bricks  

b. 4 

0,0..40,4% 

 Plaster  

b. 10 

0,3..77,7% 

 Plaster synthetic  

b. 12 

18,2..60,8% 

 On-wall plaster  

b. 20 

0,0..38,8% 

 Lime mortar KM 1:3  

b. 14 

0,4..40,4% 

 Lime sand bricks (14 DF (200), gross density 1,9) 

b. 28 

0,1..12,5% 

 Limestone  

b. 15 

0,4..29,5% 

 MDF  

b. 16 

3,3..52,1% 

 Cardboard  

b. 17 

9,8..100,0% 

 Stone-timber  

b. 18 

10,5..18,3% 

 Polystyrene 

b. 25 

3,9..50,3% 

 soft-fibre-panel-wood, bitumen 

b. 26 

0,0..71,1% 

 Concrete mortar ZM 1:3  

b. 19 

1,0..10,6% 

 Concrete bounded fake boards  

b. 24 

3,3..33,2% 

The accuracy of measuring building materials depends on manufacturing and using. The used additives may vary from 
manufacturer to manufacturer, therefore deviating measure results may occur. The given measuring-range is the 
theoretically measurable range. 

15.2  Measuring of agricultural bulk cargo 

Material 

Number 

Range   Comment 

Softwood chips 

h.461 

4..100% Injection probe GSF 38/50 

Wheat 

h.462 

5..60% Injection probe GSF 38/50 or GMS 300/91 

Barley 

h.463 

4..60% Injection probe GSF 38/50 or GMS 300/91 

Hay 

h.464 

5..70% Injection probe GSF 40 or GMS 300/91 

Straw 

h.465 

5..72% Injection probe GSF 40 or GMS 300/91 

15.3  Estimation of additional materials 

Following materials may be well estimated with the help of the device, but you won’t reach such high accuracy than with 
materials listed in appendix A and B.  

Material 

Number 

Comment 

Flax                                        

h. 458 

Injection probe GSF 38/40/50 or GMS 300/91 

Cork 

h. A 

 

Fibre board 

h. C 

 

Wood fibre insulating wall panel 

h. C 

 

Wood fibre hard disks 

h. C 

 

Kauramin-fake boards 

h. C 

 

Melamine-fake boards 

h. A 

 

Paper 

h. C 

 

Phenolic resin-fake boards 

h. A 

 

Textiles 

h. C (D) 

 

Summary of Contents for GMH 3830

Page 1: ...3128 Regenstauf 49 0 9402 9383 0 49 0 9402 9383 33 info greisinger de as of version 2 1 Operating Manual GMH 3830 Resistive material moisture and temperature measuring Instrument keep for future refer...

Page 2: ...G OTHER MATERIALS 8 5 6 1 Hard Materials concrete or similar Measuring with brush type probes GBSL91 or GBSK91 8 5 6 2 Soft Materials polystyrene or similar Measuring with Measuring rods or pins GMS 3...

Page 3: ...n indirect impact on the operation or can trigger an unforeseen reaction if ignored table 1 2 2 Safety Instructions This device has been designed and tested in accordance to the safety regulations for...

Page 4: ...ove specification do not throw hit against etc Protect plugs and sockets from soiling 4 Mains Operation When using a power supply unit please note that operating voltage has to be 10 5 to 12 V DC Do n...

Page 5: ...splay elements 3 Moisture evaluation Evaluation of the material condition via top arrows DRY MEDIUM WET 4 Warning triangle Indicates low battery 5 u or w Displays unit moisture content u or wet basis...

Page 6: ...F All temperature values are in degrees Fahrenheit oFF Atc off temperature input for compensation via keys 5 4 on Atc on temperature compensation via internally measured temperature or external probe...

Page 7: ...re measuring devices use one single group for spruce and oak in reality the deviation of these characteristic curves is more than 3 Base for this statement are complex statistical surveys considered m...

Page 8: ...ure dispersion may be irregular often in the core is more moisture than on the edge Surface moisture The wood edge could be more humid than the core if the wood had been stored outside and e g was in...

Page 9: ...measuring value an individual moisture estimation will be displayed simultaneously This moisture evaluation is only a guidance value the final evaluation is depending on the application of the materi...

Page 10: ...tion x X 0 read nominal value x x 202 read unit of display x X 3 read system status x x 204 read decimal point of display x 12 read ID no x 205 read extended measuring type in display x X 176 read min...

Page 11: ...o valid signal Connect meas material charge at the probe device will discharge esp at dry wood Wait until probe has discharged Sensor broken or device defective return to manufacturer for repair Err 1...

Page 12: ...g Output 3 5mm audio plug stereo Selectable as serial interface via optically isolated interface adapter GRS3100 GRS3105 or USB3100 p r t accessories directly connectable to RS232 or USB interfaces or...

Page 13: ...Japanese Fraxinus mandshurica h 134 4 100 Ash Red Flindersia excelsa h 21 5 86 Ash Scaly Ganophyllum falcatum h 22 5 100 Ash Silver Northern Flindersia schottina h 23 7 89 Ash Silver Queensland Flinde...

Page 14: ...ustralasicum h 113 7 85 Cupiuba Goupia glabra h 147 6 69 Curupix Micropholis h 114 6 63 Cypress Cupressus spp h 456 5 100 Cypress Northern Callitris intratropica h 115 6 100 Cypress Rottnest Island Ca...

Page 15: ...Mahogany White Eucalyptus acmenoides h 247 6 100 Mahogony Khaya Khaya spp h 235 7 100 Mahogony American Swietenia spp h 234 6 100 Mahogony Phillipines Parashorea plicata h 236 5 100 Mahogony Phillipi...

Page 16: ...diata New Zealand sapwood aac Pinus radiata h 338 7 100 Pine Radiata New Zealand sapwood boliden Pinus radiata h 339 6 100 Pine Radiata New Zealand sapwood boron Pinus radiata h 340 6 89 Pine Radiata...

Page 17: ...ilschmiedia tawa h 416 6 77 Tawa sap heart untreated Beilschmiedia tawa h 417 7 82 Teak Tectona grandis h 418 6 100 Terap Artocarpus elasticus h 419 2 100 Terentang Campnosperma brevipetiolata h 420 5...

Page 18: ...KM 1 3 b 14 0 4 40 4 Lime sand bricks 14 DF 200 gross density 1 9 b 28 0 1 12 5 Limestone b 15 0 4 29 5 MDF b 16 3 3 52 1 Cardboard b 17 9 8 100 0 Stone timber b 18 10 5 18 3 Polystyrene b 25 3 9 50...

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