The document describes the Dynamic Probe Light (DPL or SD-10), which is used to determine the degree of soil compaction. The DPL tests soil resistance to penetration by a cone that is driven into the ground by a 10 kg hammer. The penetration resistance can be used to determine the compaction degree of soils and the bearing capacity of non-cohesive soils. The DPL comes in two configurations for shallow or deep penetration and includes additional equipment like cones, rods, an extruder, carrying boxes, grease and software for interpreting compaction results.
The document describes the Dynamic Probe Light (DPL or SD-10), which is used to determine the degree of soil compaction. The DPL tests soil resistance to penetration by a cone that is driven into the ground by a 10 kg hammer. The penetration resistance can be used to determine the compaction degree of soils and the bearing capacity of non-cohesive soils. The DPL comes in two configurations for shallow or deep penetration and includes additional equipment like cones, rods, an extruder, carrying boxes, grease and software for interpreting compaction results.
The document describes the Dynamic Probe Light (DPL or SD-10), which is used to determine the degree of soil compaction. The DPL tests soil resistance to penetration by a cone that is driven into the ground by a 10 kg hammer. The penetration resistance can be used to determine the compaction degree of soils and the bearing capacity of non-cohesive soils. The DPL comes in two configurations for shallow or deep penetration and includes additional equipment like cones, rods, an extruder, carrying boxes, grease and software for interpreting compaction results.
The document describes the Dynamic Probe Light (DPL or SD-10), which is used to determine the degree of soil compaction. The DPL tests soil resistance to penetration by a cone that is driven into the ground by a 10 kg hammer. The penetration resistance can be used to determine the compaction degree of soils and the bearing capacity of non-cohesive soils. The DPL comes in two configurations for shallow or deep penetration and includes additional equipment like cones, rods, an extruder, carrying boxes, grease and software for interpreting compaction results.
Dynamic probe light is design to test the resistance of soils to the dynamic penetration of a cone immersed to the ground by a hamer of a given mass 10 kg. The penetration resistance can be used to determinate the soil compaction degree and also bearing capacity of non-cohesive soils.
IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING STANDARDS:
PN-B-04452 Geotechnika. Badania polowe. EN ISO 22476-2 Geotechnical inwestigation and testing. Field testing. Part 2. Dynamic probing. EN 1997-2 Geotechnical design. Part 2. Ground investigation and testing.
Dynamic penertometer SD-10 is available in two configurations:
Dynamic penetrometer SD-10 without the free-fall handle (for shallow penetration <3 m p.p.t.) - Guide with height limit - Weight 10 kg - Anvil with handle Dynamic penetrometer SD-10 with the free-fall handle (for deep penetration 3-10 m p.p.t.) - Guide with height limit - Free-fall handle (releasing system) - Weight 10 kg - Anvil with handle
Penetrometer SD-10 without the free-fall handle Penetrometer SD-10 with the free-fall handle in wooden box with additional equipment
Additional equipment for dynamic penetrometer SD-10:
- Cone for DPL penetrometer - Rod o 22 mm x 1 m, nipple M16 (scaled every 10 cm) - Manual rod extruder with clamping jaws (medium lift-weight capacity 1500 kg) - Wooden box for dynamic probe light without the free-fall hanlde (place for 6 rods) - Wooden box for dynamic probe light with the free-fall hanlde (place for 10 rods) - Wooden box for rods - Wax grease for the penetrometer - Brush to clean the internal threads - Softwear for the interpretation of the compation degree of soils
GEOTECHNICAL AND DRILLING INSTRUMENTS Waldemar Szkur³at
