Electrical Testing

Soil Resistivity Tester

The RX-I Soil Resistivity Tester measures the resistivity changes during various soil processes using a constant current source and voltage measurement. It is primarily utilized in the research and testing of expansive soil, loess, and cemented clay for engineering applications.

Model
RX-I
Category
Electrical Testing
Published
July 21, 2017

Product Description

The RX-I Soil Resistivity Tester is designed to study soils like expansive soils, loess, and composite clays such as cement soil through systematic laboratory experiments. It tracks resistivity changes during key processes like water absorption and swelling in unsaturated expansive soils, collapse in loess, and strength increase in cement soil. By establishing a resistivity evaluation system, it describes structural changes and relates macroscopic mechanical properties with electrical resistivity indices. This instrument allows for an in-depth analysis of unsaturated soil behavior, aiding in the evaluation of soil's mechanical property indicators.

Technical Specifications

ParameterSpecification
Output CurrentDC 0.01-20A continuous adjustable
Current PrecisionBetter than ±0.05%
Voltage Measurement Range0-199.99 mV
Sensitivity10 μA
Basic Error±(0.004% of reading ±0.01% full scale)
Input Impedance≥0.3%
Resistance Measurement Error≤0.3%
Probe Spacing1.59 ± 0.01 mm
Probe Diameter0.8 mm
Mobile Rate<0.2%
Probe MaterialTungsten Carbide (WC)
Probe Pressure3 ± 1 N per probe
Power SupplyAC 220V ±10%, 50/60Hz
Power Consumption12 W
Operating Temperature23 ± 2°C
Relative Humidity≤65%

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