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Instrument Inputs (load cell/transducer connections)
Models HM-2750A and HM-2750D have 4 instrumentation inputs
located on the back panel to accommodate load cell/transducer
connections. This feature allows you to set up and calibrate up to 4
different instruments, which the unit can quickly switch between for
those needing to do multiple tests.
Third-party load cells/transducers, which are compatible, can also be
used with the HM-2750 Series. Compatible units will have an
excitation voltage of 0-10 volts and an output of 0-100 millivolts.
Prior to use all third-party instrumentation mush be configured and
calibrated for use. Please refer to the Configuration and Calibration
sections of this manual.
If you are using third-party cables for transducer connections, make
sure they are wired to be compatible with the HM-2750. Consult
Figure #1 for a compatible reference wiring diagram. Plugs to connect
third-party instrumentation to the Humboldt HM-2750s are available,
order part HM-000474
.
Preparation and Loading Procedure
1. Place test samples in carriage and tighten clamp screws on
assembly. Remove the two lock screws from the squares and then
turn down and bring back the two other screws to split the sample.
2. Raise and locate the crossbar on top pad in vertical position, This
verticality is achieved by adjusting the carriage position. Raise
beam jack to hold loading arm so that no load can be applied to
the sample. Add weights to give the necessary stress while the
beam is secured.
3. Locate and fix top screws on crossbar and locate consolidation dial
gauge, (add water at this point). Beam position should be level.
4. Release beam jack and consolidate sample.
5. Shearing preparation:
a. Take up slack by adjusting lock nuts on the reaction bracket.
b. Position strain dial gauge on bracket. (dial gauge should be
fully compressed) .
c. When required, re-select travel direction by switching “S”
button and before operating the “F or R” switch in the
direction of travel, release the direction bracket screw to
take load out of proving ring. The dial gauge in this zero load
condition should be compressed to its midway position.
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