Incremental Consolidation and Swell Testing System (LoadTrac III)
Consolidation Testing
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Incremental Consolidation and Swell Test System (LoadTrac II)
Consolidation Testing
Constant Rate Consolidation Test System (LoadTrac III)
Consolidation Testing
Constant Rate Consolidation Test System (LoadTrac II)
Consolidation Testing
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Consolidation
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Geocomp offers a range of consolidation testing systems to suit user and project requirements. Options include different load capacities, pressure & volume capacities, and overall system capabilities.
All systems are available with a range of test accessory sizes and sample preparation items.
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Discover the Benefits of our Superior Products and Service
Up to 32 times faster results and labor time savings of 30% to 95% vs. manual testing.
Perform additional testing on the same machine and get more from your investment while saving space in your lab.
Real-time and remote test parameter changes for quality control – view your testing from nearly anywhere.
Produce complete, compliant reports instantly or export data for desired manipulation.
Repeatable, reliable, and accurate results you can trust.
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Technical Resources
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Automated Laboratory Testing
Application of Automation in Geotechnical Testing
This paper presents the application of the latest technologies in electronics, software, automated controls to geotechnical testing.
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Automated Laboratory Testing
State of Practice Lecture Role of the Laboratory in Modern Geotechnical Practice
Laboratory tests, field observations and theories of mechanics provided the cornerstones for the development of modern geotechnical practice.
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Automated Laboratory Testing
Application of Automated Laboratory Tests to Minnesota D.O.T. Highway Project Site Characterization
In 1997 the Minnesota Department of Transportation (Mn/DOT) began operating fully automated computer controlled geotechnical testing equipment, replacing many existing systems.
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