MTSJCJ-2 Type Plastic Inspection Manhole Impact Testing Machine
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Product Introduction
It is used to test the impact‑resistance performance of plastic manhole base plates and shaft walls, serving as a testing instrument for inspection agencies, manufacturers, and construction units. A drop hammer with a 50 mm radius of curvature and a mass of 1 kg is allowed to fall freely from a height of 2.5 m onto the central portion of the main flow channel of the manhole base. Following the impact, the base is inspected for cracks or any other phenomena that might affect its performance, thereby evaluating its impact resistance. The device also features automatic measurement of the impact velocity at the moment of impact, rapid capture of the falling hammer, and prevention of secondary impacts.
Key features:
1. Modular design, primarily comprising a specimen support base, a lifting mechanism, a protective‑tube drop‑hammer assembly, a power system, and a control unit.
2. It employs the vacuum‑lifting hammer principle, delivering strong suction and high efficiency. The hammer falls freely to impact the specimen; after impact, the hammer is promptly captured and rapidly lifted back to the impact height, thereby preventing secondary impacts on the specimen.
3. The cantilever‑type, height‑adjustable structure provides an open testing space, facilitating specimen installation. Prior to impact, the falling hammer is magnetically held within the protective tube and extends together with the tube into the center of the flow channel at the bottom of the inspection well. Once the protective tube is properly positioned, pressing the impact button allows the hammer to fall freely; after impact, the system automatically captures the hammer and re‑magnetically secures it inside the tube. Upon completion of the test, the protective tube is raised, ensuring a safe and reliable operating procedure. During flow‑channel impact testing, this setup is suitable for inspection wells with base diameters ranging from Ф315 mm to Ф1600 mm.
4. The protective pipe is installed vertically, with an inner-wall roughness of less than 0.8, resulting in low friction and a drop‑hammer velocity of at least 95% of the theoretical value. A positioning and detection device is mounted at the bottom of the protective pipe, enabling it to descend automatically and stop 50 mm above the impact point; alternatively, by pressing the stop button, it can be positioned at any point within its travel range.
5. The dual-redundant design of the limit sensors ensures safer and more reliable positioning control for the guard tube’s lifting and lowering operations.
Implementation Standard:
BSEN 13598-2:2009 “Plastic pipe systems for non‑pressurized underground stormwater and sewage drainage — Unplasticized poly(vinyl chloride) (PVC‑U), poly(propylene) (PP) and poly(ethylene) (PE) — Annex D” DBJ53T25-2010 “Technical Specification for the Application of Plastic Drainage Inspection Manholes” CJ/T326-2010 “Plastic Inspection Manholes for Municipal Drainage” CJ/T233-2016 “Plastic Inspection Manholes for Building and Residential Area Drainage”
Technical Specifications
| Project | Scope / Parameters |
| Well base diameter range | Φ315–Φ1600 (mm) |
| Diameter range of the well base subjected to side-wall impact | Φ315–Φ1400 (mm) |
| Drop hammer impact height | 2.5m |
| Impact hammer type | D90 |
| Hammer mass | 1.0kg |
| Guardrail lifting stroke | 1.5m |
| Hammering method | Vacuum adsorption |
| Air source | Compressed air at 0.5 MPa to 0.8 MPa |
| Power supply | AC 220V·50Hz |
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