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Industrial Acoustic Imager U1 (Power Board Version)
Industrial Acoustic Imager U1 (Power Board Version)
Industrial Acoustic Imager U1 (Power Board Version)
Industrial Acoustic Imager U1 (Power Board Version)
Industrial Acoustic Imager U1 (Power Board Version)
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  • Industrial Acoustic Imager U1 (Power Board Version)
  • Industrial Acoustic Imager U1 (Power Board Version)
  • Industrial Acoustic Imager U1 (Power Board Version)
  • Industrial Acoustic Imager U1 (Power Board Version)
  • Industrial Acoustic Imager U1 (Power Board Version)

Industrial Acoustic Imager U1 (Power Board Version)

The Industrial Acoustic Imager (hereinafter referred to as U1) is an intuitive and easy-to-use tool that can identify the sound frequency of the local sound. It uses 132 highly sensitive digital microphone arrays to convert the collected sound into visible light images and presents them on the screen in the form of maps to help the team detect the local sound as early as possible.

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Product Characteristics

  • broadband

    Built-in 132 digital MEMS grams, frequency range 1K ~ 100KHZ
  • High bright screen

    8 Touching TFT LCD Screen Clearing, Resolution 1280*800
  • Distance

    Working distance covers 0.5 m to 120 m
  • adjustable focus

    Camera zoom, real-time frame rate up to 25 frames
  • Can be multi-source

    Hold multi-source mode, each source can show real-time amplitude
  • Can be monitored

    Hold the machine to monitor the function, can monitor the sound signal in real time.
  • Temperature measurable

    Optional infrared module to detect abnormal heating
  • Multi-language

    Support display Chinese simplified, traditional, English, Japanese, Korean, Russian, German, Arabic and other languages, to adapt to customers at home and abroad

Product Application

Project

Parameter Index

Acoustic Sensing and Imaging

Number of microphones

132 digital MEMS microphones

Frequency range

1KHZ ~ 100KHZ

Working distance

0.5 m to 120 m

Field of View (FOV)

63 °± 5 °

Nominal frame rate

25 FPS

Visible light camera

Pixel

500W

Field of View (FOV)

63 ° ±5 °

Image Mode

Color

Focus

Specified multiple zoom (non-infinite zoom)

Screen

Display

8 "LCD, with backlight, bright screen, clear and readable in sunlight

Resolution

1280 x 800

Touch screen

Capacitive

Image Storage

Memory/Storage Capacity

32G

Image Format

JPG

Video Format

MP4 

Save Video

With photo and video functions, can be converted into a sound wave test signal visual image, video and audio data

Headphone monitoring and recording function

It has the function of earphone monitoring sound source and video recording function at the same time.

Acoustic measurement and analysis

Sound pressure range (typical)

12.1 dB SPL 114.6 dB SPL (± 1 dB SPL 2 kHz)
4.4 dB SPL 102.2 dB SPL (± 2 dB SPL 19 kHz)
12.8 dB SPL 119.2 dB SPL (± 1 dB SPL 35 kHz)
19.8 dB SPL 116.1 dB SPL (± 3 dB SPL 52 kHz)
41.4 dB SPL 129.0 dB SPL (± 1 dB SPL 80 kHz)
54.4 dB SPL 135.5 dB SPL (± 1 dB SPL 100 kHz)



 

Automatic max/min dB gain

Automatic or manual. Can adjust the spot display size, accurate location of the fault point

Band selection

Automatic or manual. Automatic mode can automatically adjust the frequency range

Source Visualization Mode

User can choose between single-source or multi-source detection and automatic tracking

Center point marker function

and can be set to display or not to display

LED fill light

 

With 2 LED fill light matrix

Communication and Interface

Communication Module

Support 4G full netcom, antenna built-in

Bluetooth

Support

WIFI

Support

USB

One OTG U port and one host U port for data export

Headphones

Headphone interface

Support headphones to monitor sound signals in real-time and recorded files

Mechanical

Dimensions (without hand strap)(H x W x L)

260mm*170mm*38mm

Weight

1.6kg

Protection level

IP40

Power

Battery Type

Lithium-ion rechargeable battery

Battery life

> = 4 hours (this product includes mobile power, total> = 8 hours)

Charging method

External charging

Environmental requirements

Working temperature

-20°C to 50°C

Storage temperature

-30°C to 60°C

Humidity

10% to 95%, non-condensing

Product Parameters

Partial discharge

In power system, insulation defect is a common fault. There is a common feature before the occurrence of insulation defect failure, that is, partial discharge will occur. Each release will have some effect on the insulation medium, so that its insulation strength decreased. If insulation damage occurs, it will cause damage to electrical equipment and even endanger the safety of personnel. For many years, power companies have been performing partial discharge measurements on high-voltage electrical equipment, which is a measure of insulation degradation. Accompanied by partial discharge, the process will produce a crack-like acoustic emission, resulting in ultrasonic waves and soon spread around. The intelligent audio-visual instrument is an intuitive and easy-to-use tool that can identify the sound frequency of the local sound. It uses 132 highly sensitive digital microphone arrays to convert the collected sound into visible light images and present them on the screen in the form of maps to help the team detect and find the local sound as early as possible.

 

Common types of partial discharge

1. Corona discharge: This common form of partial discharge occurs when charge is dissipated directly into the air from the sharp surface of a conductor. (This is the cause of sound and radio frequency emissions.) From a damage or safety point of view, there is usually no need to worry about corona discharge.

2. Arc discharge: Arc discharge is a long-term discharge caused by electric breakdown of gas. Plasma is created when an electric current flows through air or any other medium that is not normally conductive.

3. Surface discharge: When the discharge propagates along the insulating surface, it is called surface discharge or surface marking. It is probably one of the most destructive types of partial discharge. Contamination and weatherization of the insulator surface are the two most common causes of surface discharge. In medium and high voltage equipment, this discharge occurs when the insulation is damaged (usually due to high humidity or poor maintenance). Moisture intrusion is also a common cause of surface discharge.

4. Air gap (internal) discharge: This is usually caused by defects in solid insulation such as cables, bushings, and GIS joint insulation. Air gap discharges are extremely destructive to insulation and usually continue to expand until they cause complete failure.

 

Losses caused by partial discharge

 

Comparison between traditional means and intelligent sound imager

 

Test site

 

 

Test Report Analysis

FAQ

1. Can the partial discharge of the insulator be seen with an infrared thermal imager? 

Answer: It may be possible. When partial discharge occurs on an insulator, it may cause the temperature of the discharge site to rise, but this is not necessarily the case. There is also the possibility that the temperature does not change or changes very little and cannot be detected by a thermal imager. Therefore, it is better to use an acoustic imager to detect partial discharge, and an infrared thermal imager can be used as an auxiliary.

2. How far can the acoustic imager measure?

Answer: The detection distance is related to the size, voltage level and discharge intensity of the on-site local discharge point. After on-site measurement, for common partial discharge faults, the general actual detection distance can be 0.5-60 meters. 

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