Concrete Rebar Scanning Detector

SISCO Concrete Rebar Scanning Detector User Manual.pdf

Q1: What are the main applications of a scanning-type concrete rebar scanner?
A1: The scanning-type concrete rebar scanner is primarily used for detecting rebar position, distribution, orientation, concrete cover thickness, and rebar diameter in structures such as bridges, tunnels, and walls. Additionally, the rebar locator can detect ferromagnetic and conductive objects within non-ferromagnetic materials, such as electrical wires and pipelines.

Q2: What are the operating environment requirements for the rebar locator?
A2: This rebar detector operates in temperatures from -10℃ to +42℃ with a relative humidity of <90% RH. It should avoid strong alternating electromagnetic fields and direct or prolonged sunlight to prevent malfunctions. When used in humid, dusty, or corrosive environments, proper protective measures should be applied.

Q3: How to measure concrete cover thickness with a rebar scanner?
A3: To accurately measure concrete cover thickness using a rebar detector, position the detector’s probe between two rebars, ensuring it is parallel to the rebar being measured. Slowly move the rebar locator along the scanning path. As the scanner probe approaches the rebar, the rebar scanning machine will display the corresponding concrete cover thickness, providing precise measurement results for rebar detection in concrete structures.

Tips: Usage & maintenance of the concrete rebar scanning detector?

1. Preparation Before Use: Familiarize yourself with the device's operation and precautions. Identify the approximate position, orientation, and diameter of rebars and set the correct parameters.
2. Operating Techniques: Move the scanner slowly and steadily. Keep the scanning direction perpendicular to the rebar’s orientation. For mesh rebar structures, first locate the upper layer, then measure between layers to identify the lower layer.
3. Data Processing: Use the device’s storage function for later data analysis. Supports USB transfer for easy upload to a computer.
4. Precautions: Avoid scanning over rebar joints, binding wires, or other conductive metals. Regularly reset the probe to maintain detection accuracy. Handle the device with care to prevent mechanical damage.
5. Maintenance & Care: Inspect cables and plugs for damage and replace them if necessary. Clean the device surface and probe to keep them free of dust and debris. If not used for an extended period, store them in a dry, ventilated area.

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