Unconfined Compressive Strength (UCS) Testing Machine | CBR or UCS Machine - Qinsun скачать в хорошем качестве

Unconfined Compressive Strength (UCS) Testing Machine | CBR or UCS Machine - Qinsun

Introduction: The Qinsun UCS Machine is a laboratory device designed to measure the unconfined compressive strength of cohesive soils. It is widely used in geotechnical engineering, construction quality control, and research laboratories. The machine is equipped with a high-precision load frame, digital load and displacement sensors, and a user-friendly control interface for accurate and repeatable testing. Application: Determination of unconfined compressive strength of cohesive soils Soil strength assessment for foundations, embankments, and earthworks Research and teaching in soil mechanics laboratories Quality control of soil improvement and stabilization projects Standards: American Standard: ASTM D1883, ASTM D2166, ASTM D7012 Chinese Standard: JT/T 0134-1993 British Standard: BS 1377-4 Technical Parameters: Test Speed 1–5 mm/min (adjustable, factory default: 1 mm/min) Fast return speed: 15 mm/min Maximum Load 50 kN Load Resolution 0.001 kN Penetration Plunger Diameter Φ50 mm Displacement Sensor Range: 0–25 mm Resolution: 0.01 mm Linearity: ±0.3% Mold (Cylinder) Size Inner diameter: Φ152 mm Height: 177.8 mm Column Spacing 280 mm Screw Top Plate Travel 120 mm (with upper and lower limit switches) Power Supply AC 220 V Net Weight 98 kg Gross Weight 108 kg Features: 7-inch color touchscreen display with real-time load–displacement curve, data storage, and printing capability. Compliant with international and domestic standards: BS 1377-4, ASTM D2166, ASTM D7012,ASTM D1883, JT/T 0134-1993. User-defined deformation recording points and adjustable loading rate to meet different test standards. Built-in data processing function for automatic CBR value calculation. Servo motor control with software speed feedback, allowing stepless loading rate adjustment. Integrated mini-printer for test data and result output. Supports data upload to a PC for storage and further analysis.