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General| Brand | phase II |
|---|---|
| Model | UTG-2900 |
| Category | Measuring Instruments |
| Language | English |
Details about the gauge's technical specifications like display, range, accuracy, and operating conditions.
Lists the primary capabilities and features of the UTG-2900 gauge, including measurement modes and calibration functions.
Explains how the ultrasonic thickness gauge operates using SONAR principles and the relevant formula.
Details the standard and optional items included with the gauge, such as the main body, transducers, and accessories.
Specifies environmental and operational parameters for the gauge, including temperature and humidity limits.
Describes the components and indicators visible on the gauge's LCD display, such as coupling status and units.
Explains the function of each button on the ultrasonic thickness gauge keypad, like Power, Save, and Scan.
Guides users on choosing the appropriate transducer based on material properties, geometry, and application needs.
Outlines the importance of clean, smooth, and properly prepared surfaces for accurate ultrasonic measurements.
Instructions on how to turn the ultrasonic thickness gauge on and off using the power key.
Explains how to switch between Pulse-Echo and Echo-Echo measurement modes for coated materials.
Detailed procedure for performing a probe zero calibration to correct for instrument error.
Explains the necessity and methods for calibrating sound velocity for accurate material thickness measurement.
Step-by-step guide for calibrating the gauge using a sample of known thickness.
Instructions for calibrating the gauge using a known sound velocity value for the material.
Method for calibrating the gauge using two known thickness points on a sample for greater accuracy.
How to store and recall sound velocities for different materials for quick access.
General procedure for taking thickness measurements with the gauge, ensuring proper couplant use.
Explains how to use the scan mode for finding the thinnest point over a larger area.
How to select between different display resolutions for thickness readings.
How to switch between imperial (inch) and metric (mm) units for measurements.
Covers storing, clearing, and viewing recorded measurements within the gauge's memory files.
Procedure for transferring measurement data to a computer or printer.
Covers sound mode, backlight, battery status, and auto power off functions for gauge operation.
Procedure for resetting the gauge to factory defaults, useful for parameter corruption.
Details on connecting the gauge to a PC via USB for data transfer and storage.
Specific techniques for measuring pipe wall thickness based on transducer orientation.
Considerations for measuring materials at elevated temperatures, including calibration.
Methods for measuring laminated materials with varying sound velocities and air gaps.
Lists materials suitable and difficult for ultrasonic thickness measurement.
Discusses the types and uses of couplant fluids in ultrasonic testing for sound transmission.
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