Application requirement:
To check the compressive strength of the concrete being used in structures for Badshahpur- Sohna Road Project.
Oriental Structural Engineers (OSE) requires checking concrete strength of the structures being used in Badshahpur- Sohna Road Project & ensure concrete meets the parameter defined as per the laid design.
Oriental Structural Engineers Private Limited
Solution:
Oriental Structural Engineers uses OS8200 concrete test hammer to check the compressive strength of the concrete being used.
OSE uses OS8200 concrete test hammer to check the compressive strength of the concrete being used in Badshahpur- Sohna Road Project.
OS8200 concrete test hammer is a rebound hammer which has long been the global benchmark for non-destructive compressive strength testing. Rebound Hammer test is a non-destructive testing method of concrete which provides a convenient and rapid indication of the compressive strength of the concrete.
When rebound hammer is pressed against the surface of concrete, a spring controlled mass with a constant energy is made to hit concrete surface to rebound back. The extent of rebound, which measures surface hardness, is measured on a graduated scale. This measured value is designated as Rebound Number.
OS8200 is a highly accurate, reliable, and versatile concrete hammers through which testing of a whole structure from different points is possible in 10 minutes.
The hammer is integrated through a Schmidt mobile app that lets you annotate measurements with voice, photos and comments & generate reports instantly. One can easily share the generated report in a second. The Digital hammer can wirelessly connect to a Bluetooth printer for direct print-out of test results.
OSE measures the strength of concrete through OS8200 hammer & all test data were logged in the mobile app along with GPS tag.
In OS8200, the output Q value brings greater accuracy at higher strengths as it is proven that Q-value delivers more accurate correlations for custom material curves. The output value (Q value) were logged by the equipment itself for highly accurate analysis.
