Cylindrical load cell LD for anchor tests
Enertec Engineering AG is a leading and highly innovative manufacturer of load cells with a wide range of force transducers.
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Description of the
Enertec Engineering offers a wide range of anchor load cells that are also suitable for anchor testing. For the self-monitoring of prestressing strands, force sensors with a very high capacity and the lowest possible weight are required. This is the only way to check the prestressing tendons on site with reasonable effort.
For this application, we offer cylinder load cells with nominal forces of 8,000 and 10,000 kN. The load cells consist of a solid stainless steel cylinder fitted with strain gauges in a temperature-compensated arrangement. The sensor is designed for use in harsh conditions: maintenance-free, dust and water-protected in accordance with IP 68, it can be used over a wide temperature range.
The force sensors are designed for measuring pressure loads. Special versions are available on request. Various output signals are available. For special requirements, the sensors can be equipped with two separate full bridges in a redundant design.
Technical data
Type | LD 8000 | LD 10'000 |
---|---|---|
Nominal load [kN] (FS) | 8000 | 10'000 |
Permitted overload %FS | 110% | 110% |
Inside support diameter [mm] | 145 | 222 |
Support outside diameter [mm] | 202 | 302 |
Outside diameter [mm] | 220 | 360 |
Height H [mm] | 210 | 320 |
Application
Testing of prestressing tendons (wires, strands, rods)
Measurement of brittle forces in excavation shoring
Measurement of the pile force during pile load tests
Features
- Load cells from 8,000 and 10,000 kN nominal load
Very good linearity
Many selectable output signals
Stainless steel elastic element
- Protection class IP 67
- Watertight stainless steel cable gland or plug connection
Redundant full bridge possible
Special designs on request
Possible output signals
mV/V
0-3 V
0-10 V, -10 to 10 V
4-20 mA
RS 485 with Modbus
SDI-12
Suitable measuring devices:
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