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The PMA-1010 enables evaluation of stress relief effects layer by layer on multi-pass welds without cutting, providing insights into the weld's residual stress distribution that are crucial for quality control and life assessment.
This instrument is specialized for multi-pass welds, allowing stress measurements at different depths or passes. It uses the indentation method to create tiny indentations (a few microns) that do not affect subsequent NDT, thus preserving the integrity of the component. Simultaneous measurement of longitudinal and transverse stresses gives a complete picture of the stress field.
| Maximum Load | 1000 N (Max) |
| Actuation Range | 25 mm |
| Loading Speed | 0.01~30 mm/min |
| Data Acquisition Rate | 100 Hz |
| Rated Voltage of Motor | 2.1 V |
| Rated Current of Motor | 3 A |
| Wired/Wireless Power | 220 V/24V |
| Testing Range | Macro-scale |
| Indentation Depth | 60~120 μm |
Model: PMA-1010
Compatible with cemented carbide, stainless steel, aluminum alloy. Designed for easy deployment in harsh industrial environments.
A professional technical service company used PMA-1010 for periodic inspection of pressure vessels, achieving accurate stress data for safety assessments. The instrument's ability to analyze multi-pass welds improved the efficiency of their inspections.
It measures stress relief effects layer by layer, allowing you to assess each pass's contribution without cutting the weld.
No, the indentation depth is only 60–120 μm, which is a few microns, and does not impact subsequent NDT.
Yes, it simultaneously measures both directions, providing a complete stress field evaluation.
Absolutely, it is portable and one-person operable, ideal for complex sites like high-altitude or remote areas.
It supports both 220V wired and 24V wireless power, giving flexibility in the field.
Yes, it poses no ionizing radiation risks, making it safe for operators.
For orders or queries, contact Vincent Zhang at vincent_zhang@zhanghuayaoji.com or +86 181-1890-2332.
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