RD4000PXL/PDL Underground Pipe Detection Instrument User Manual

This manual introduces the basic structure and performance of underground pipeline detectors and the basic operating methods of using underground pipeline detectors for metal pipeline detection.


RD4000PXL/PDL Underground Pipe Detection Instrument User Manual - cover page
Brand
RD4000PXL/PDL
Category
Other
Document type
User Manual
Language
Chinese
Pages
3
File format
PDF
File size
134 KB
Published
12 March, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
MD5 checksum
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About this manual

This manual introduces the RD4000PXL/PDL underground pipe detection instrument, explaining its purpose, basic structure, and the functions of its components. It guides users through proper setup, including connecting the ground probe and the pipe under test, and describes how to prepare the device before measurement.

The document details step‑by‑step measurement procedures, both blind‑method and indirect‑method, specifying frequency settings, power levels, and signal interpretation for depth estimation. Safety precautions, data reporting formats, and recommended power outputs for different pipe conditions are also provided. This manual is written in Chinese.

What's inside

  • Purpose
  • Instrument Setup
  • Blind‑Method Measurement Procedure
  • Indirect‑Method Measurement Procedure
  • Frequency and Power Settings
  • Safety Precautions
  • Data Reporting

Specifications

Operating frequency≈32 kHz
Transmitter power output2.5 W – 5 W

Frequently asked questions

How should the ground probe be connected before measurement?

Connect the ground probe to the test pipe first, ensuring good contact before starting the measurement.

What frequency should the transmitter and receiver be set to?

Both the transmitter and receiver should be set to the same frequency, typically around 32 kHz.

What power levels are recommended for different pipe conditions?

Use 2.5 W for pipes with good signal response and increase to 5 W for pipes with weaker signals.

What safety precaution prevents short‑circuit during measurement?

Ensure the instrument is powered off and the probe is properly connected before measurement; otherwise a short circuit may occur.

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