Compressive Strength Test:
This is a crucial test to determine the concrete's ability to withstand compressive loads. Cylinders or cores of hardened concrete are subjected to increasing force until they fail.
Typically the cylinders are kept around 16 to 27°C (60 to 80°F) regardless of what the concrete poured on site is doing.
The Future:
Now the concrete lab can receive live temperature data directly from the site.
Use that to perfectly match the curing conditions of their test cylinders.
During the first 24 hours, cylinders in the dry initial curing box can follow the real site temps minute by minute.
For the rest of the test period, match units in the fog room or wet tank continue tracking the same profile.
How:
Simply select a site probe from the UI and link it to any lab match unit/s — that’s it.
the lab can synchronize multiple match units to a single probe from the user interface.
No coding. No calibration. Just plug, play, and you’re matching real-world conditions with unmatched accuracy.
Sometimes renting a set for a week or a month may be the best option.
Many options available depending on how you want you data.
Popular option is a durable waterproof case, 8 probe plug and play receiver, Up to eight probes, fully charged with cellular connection all built in ready to go. From the UI on your PC or mobile device, you will get live data from anywhere in the world. After the hire, your account remains active at no additional cost. You can even copy and send a link to your business partners to view the event.
Other options include Lora (long range) to a separate cloud connected gateway that can be our cellular or your own cloud connected WI-FI