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Cone penetration test

The cone penetration test is an in-situ geotechnical test used to determine the stratigraphy and mechanical properties of a soil. It consists of pushing a penetrometer cone into the ground at a constant rate by means of a string of push rods. During penetration, the cone resistance qc and the local sleeve friction fs are measured and the results recorded.

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For the cone penetration test, CiviLab applies the following standards:

  • ASTM D5778−20;
  • BS EN ISO 22476-1;
  • NF EN ISO 22476-1;
  • NF P 94-113.

With our soil software "CiviLab", you can easily perform the calculations and plot the penetrometer test profiles. CiviLab also produces high-quality reports and archives them properly


CiviLab allows you to:

  • Perform the test calculations;
  • Plot the penetrometer profiles;
  • Produce high-quality reports;
  • Archive reports properly.

Screenshots

Cone penetration test: screenshot No. 02, Soil laboratory software CiviLab 2027 — BAKHTI Software
Cone penetration test: screenshot No. 03, Soil laboratory software CiviLab 2027 — BAKHTI Software
Cone penetration test: screenshot No. 04, Soil laboratory software CiviLab 2027 — BAKHTI Software
Cone penetration test: screenshot No. 05, Soil laboratory software CiviLab 2027 — BAKHTI Software
Cone penetration test: screenshot No. 06, Soil laboratory software CiviLab 2027 — BAKHTI Software

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