Computerized Digital Display Pendulum-Type Coefficient of Friction Tester
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Description
Product Introduction:
With the development of the transportation sector, the issue of skid resistance on roadways, urban streets, and airport runways has garnered widespread attention from relevant authorities. The pendulum friction coefficient tester (hereafter referred to as the pendulum tester) is an instrument used to measure the friction coefficients of pavements, airport runways, pavement markings, and similar surfaces. It can also serve, through the measurement of typical pavement friction coefficients, as one of the bases for determining tire‑tread compound formulations. This instrument is easy to calibrate and simple to operate; it has minimal impact on traffic during testing, yields highly stable data, and can be used both indoors and outdoors.
Principle
The pendulum tester is a dynamic pendulum‑impact instrument. It was developed based on the fundamental principle that “the loss of potential energy of the pendulum equals the work done to overcome friction between the rubber pad mounted at the end of the pendulum arm and the road surface as it slides along.”
Technical Specifications:
| Parameter item | Specific specifications |
| Head-shaking quality | (1.50±0.03)kg |
| Pendulum center distance (distance from the pivot point) | 410±5mm |
| Oscillating torque | 615,000 gram-millimeters |
| The normal static pressure of the rubber sheet on the road surface | (22.2±0.5)N |
| Rubber Sheet Specifications | 76.2 mm × 25.4 mm × 6.35 mm (±0.5 mm); 31.75 mm × 25.4 mm × 6.35 mm (±0.5 mm) |
| Distance from the outer edge of the rubber sheet to the swing center | 510mm±2mm |
| Total instrument mass | Approximately 12 kg |
| Set value precision and range | Setpoint resolution: 0.1 BPN; setpoint range: 0–150 BPN. |
| Charging power supply | DC 12V, 500mA |
| Temperature measurement accuracy and range | Measurement accuracy: 0.1°C; measurement range: 0–100°C. |
| Continuous operating time on a full charge | 40 hours |
| Display configuration | 3.3-inch Chinese-language LCD screen, simultaneously displaying operating status, swing value, temperature, battery voltage, and the number of test cycles, among other parameters. |
| Operating temperature of the computer grinder | -15 degrees to -65 degrees |
| Computer grinding machine external dimensions | 750mm×580mm×650mm |
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Computerized Digital Display Pendulum-Type Coefficient of Friction Tester