The Geomotion Quick Drive (QD) Inclinometer Casing is designed to improve the viability of installing inclinometer casing into pre-formed window sampling holes or where ground conditions permit, pushed to required depth using CPT equipment.
QD (Quick Drive) Casing is an ABS inclinometer casing manufactured using advanced extrusion techniques. Designed for driving into pre-formed window sampling holes, it is also suitable for shallow installations in soft soils. Combining all the advantages of EC (Easy Connect) Casing it is both faster and easier to install than coupled inclinometer casing, requiring no rivets, glue or sealing tape. The casing can be extended or joined at any point along its length with a range of accessories, for example telescoping couplings. QD Casing comes with an installation guide. |
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Product Features |
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Product Benefits |
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Operation |
Quick Drive (QD) Inclinometer Casing improves the viability of installing inclinometer casing into pre-formed window sampling holes. Where site conditions permit, it can be pushed to the required depth using Cone Penetration Testing (CPT) equipment.
These methods remove the need for a drill-rig to attend site, saving time, money and significantly speeding up installation. Installation The QD Inclinometer Casing comprises a steel cone attached to the end of a two-metre section of Easy Connect (EC) Casing. This is driven into the pre-formed hole using a window sample rod passed through the casing to push on the upper surface of the driving cone. As the lead length is driven in, further one-metre sections are added as needed until the required depth is reached. The coupling method is the same as for EC casing. Where ground conditions and access permit, QD Inclinometer Casing saves time over conventional installation methods. |
Application |
QD Casing is ideal for installation with window sampling equipment in physically restricted areas where access is limited, making it non cost effective or simply impossible to us conventional drilling rigs to install inclinometer casing. Use inclinometer systems to measure lateral movement in the ground or in a structure. They are useful for determining the depth, direction, magnitude, and also rate of movement. For example, they can be used to ascertain the stability of retaining walls by measuring bending and rotation in the retaining wall. They can also reveal ground movement that could affect other buildings. Use measurements of recorded movement to check that the deflections are within the design assumptions. Continue monitoring to establish any long term effects after works have finished.
Typical applications include:
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Technical Rating |
As the correct installation of any monitoring sensor or system is vital to maximise performance and accuracy, Geomotion makes the following recommendations for the skill level of the installation contractor.
Technical Rating for this Product: INTERMEDIATE The installer already has previous experience and/or training in the installation of this instrument or system. Geomotion offer installation and monitoring services to support this system. For more information please please contact us. |
Company |
Geomotion Malaysia
No. 2, Jalan PP11/4, Alam Perdana Industrial Park Taman Putra Perdana, 47130 Puchong Selangor Darul Ehsan, Malaysia T: +60 3 8066 3757 T: +60 3 8066 3535 E: [email protected] |
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