vibroprovtagare
A vibroprovtagare, also known as a vibratory probe or dynamic penetrometer, is a type of in-situ testing equipment used in geotechnical engineering to determine soil properties. It operates by driving a probe into the ground using a vibrating hammer. The rate at which the probe penetrates the soil under the influence of the vibratory force, along with the applied force, is measured and recorded. This data can then be correlated to various soil characteristics, such as density, strength, and bearing capacity.
The vibroprovtagare is particularly useful for characterizing granular soils like sands and gravels, as well as
The primary advantage of using a vibroprovtagare is its speed and relatively low cost compared to traditional