Outputting And Evaluating Data - Proceq N Mode D'emploi

Danger!
Always hold the concrete test hammer in
both hands, perpendicular to the test
surface, before you trigger the impact!
Each test surface should be tested with at least
8 to 10 impacts.
The individual impact points must be spaced at
least 20 mm apart.
Fig 2.3 Performing the test (illustration shows model NR)
• If you are using models N and L, press the push-button
(6) to lock the impact plunger (1) after every impact.
Then read off and note down the rebound value R indi-
cated by the pointer (4) on the scale (19).
• If you are using models NR and LR, the rebound value
R is automatically printed on the recording paper. It is
only necessary to lock the impact plunger (1) using the
push button (6) after the last impact.
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• Position the concrete test
hammer perpendicular to
and against the test surface.
Push the concrete test ham-
mer against the test surface
at moderate speed until the
impact is triggered.
1
Fig. 2.4 Reading the test result from the scale (19) on
models N and L
2 .3

Outputting and Evaluating Data

2 .3 .1 Output
Models N and L
After every impact, the rebound value R is displayed
by the pointer (4) on the scale (19) of the device.
Models NR and LR
The rebound value R is automatically registered on the
recording paper.
It is possible to record about 4000 test impacts on each
roll.
2 .3 .2 Evaluation
Take the average of the 8 - 10 rebound values R which
you have measured.
Do not include values which are too high or
too low (the lowest and highest values) in
your calculation of the average value.
Measurement
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6
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