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Installing display |
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Installing probe |
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Installing flowmeter |
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Installing OBC/EDC |
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Connecting cables |
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The COMMANDassurance ProbeA probe device mounted in the side of a bin to measure the moisture content of aggregate materials such as sand. gives precise loadThe total amount of concrete or asphalt that is being or has been batched for delivery. property data in real-time without the need for sampling. Through the use of a probe installed within the vehicleAll machines used as a means of production on a construction site or at a batch plant. drum, the unique properties of a concrete mixture may be gauged through various pressure, position, and temperature readings. This effectively removes the need for performing slumpSlump is defined as the number of inches (or millimeters) concrete will sag, or slump, when a special test cone filled with the concrete is turned upside down and the cone pulled off the concrete.
In other markets this is called ‘consistency’. Consistency for concrete can be stated different ways. Examples are: slump, flow, workability. We mostly use ‘slump’. flow tests to check the quality or age of a mixture.
Probe System
The COMMANDassurance Probe system consists of a cylindrical sensor inside the drum, a digital display indicating sensor readings, and a solar panel on the drum exterior that powers both probe and display. An onboard computer (OBC) or engine data controller (EDC) links the system to TrackIt Android and other integrated software.
An optional flowmeter may also be installed to track water added to a load after batching.
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