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The Ultrasonic Pulse Velocity (UPV) apparatus is a non-destructive testing (NDT) instrument used to assess the quality and uniformity of concrete. It works by sending an ultrasonic pulse through the concrete and measuring the time taken for the pulse to travel between transducers. The velocity of the pulse helps in determining concrete quality, presence of cracks, voids, honeycombing, and overall homogeneity. UPV testing is widely used in construction, civil engineering, and material testing laboratories.
Key Features
- Non-Destructive Test – Evaluates concrete strength and uniformity without damaging the structure.
- High Accuracy – Measures transit time of ultrasonic pulses with high precision.
- Portable Design – Compact and easy-to-carry for field and laboratory use.
- Multiple Measurement Modes – Direct, semi-direct, and indirect transmission modes for versatile applications.
- Digital Display – Provides instant readings of pulse transit time and calculated velocity.
- Detection Capability – Identifies cracks, voids, honeycombing, and other internal defects in concrete.
- Data Storage & Transfer – Advanced models include memory and USB/PC connectivity for data logging.
- Standard Compliance – Conforms to IS:13311 (Part 1), ASTM C597, and other international standards.
- Durability – Rugged casing suitable for construction site conditions.
