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BS-25AT,25BT

Strain Transducers

±500 & ±1000 μm/m

BS-25AT,25BT

These transducers are intended for measurement of the strain occurring inside concrete with comparatively large aggregates.
Strain transducers BS-25AT/BS-25BT are intended for measurement of the strain occurring inside concrete with comparatively large aggregates. Since a temperature measuring function is provided, these transducers can simultaneously measure strain and temperature.

Features

  • The linear expansion coefficient is approximated to that of concrete to minimize temperature effects, thereby enabling measurement of external force-initiated strain and the strain corresponding to temperature stress.
  • Minimal damage against embedment vibrator and endures vibration initiated by the RCD method.

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Specifications

Performance

●Strain Measurement
Rated Capacity ±500μm/m(AT)
  ±1000μm/m(BT)
Nonlinearity Within±1.5%RO (AT)
  Within±2%RO (BT)
Hysteresis Within±2%RO
Rated Output ±1 mV/V (±2000μm/m) or more
  ±0.5 mV/V (±1000μm/m) or more
●Temperature Measurement
Rated Capacity -30 to 70℃
Measurement Error Within ±0.5℃ (-30 to 70℃)
(Refer to Small-Sized Temperature Transducer BTS-100AT, here )

Environmental Characteristics

Safe Temperature Range -30 to 80℃
Compensated Temperature Range -20 to 70℃
Temperature Effect on Output Within±0.05%/℃

Electrical Characteristics

Recommended Excitation Voltage 2 to 10V AC or DC
Input Resistance 350Ω±1%
Output Resistance 450Ω±0.8%

Cable

 

4-conductor (0.5 mm 2 ) chloroprene shielded cable,
11.5 mm diameter by 1 m long, bared at the tip

Mechanical Properties

Instrument Length 250mm
Safe Overload Rating 120%
Apparent Linear Expansion Coefficient (11.5±0.6)μm/m/℃
Weight Approx. 600 g

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