Topdrill Geotech offers state-of-the-art CPT services to deliver precise and reliable data for any geotechnical project.
CPT efficiently measures geotechnical properties by pushing a cone penetrometer into the ground at a constant rate, with sensors tracking resistance, friction, and pore water pressure. For geothermal areas, temperature sensor cones offer additional data, providing detailed insights into soil stratigraphy, density, strength, and other critical parameters.
With a variety of CPT tests, we use the technique best suited for the job, ensuring
precise and reliable results every time.
sCPT is an advanced geotechnical investigation technique that combines traditional Cone Penetration Testing (CPT) with seismic measurements. By measuring shear wave velocity alongside standard CPT parameters, sCPT provides critical insights into soil stiffness, density, and liquefaction potential. **
sCPT offers a powerful tool for geotechnical engineers to design safer, more resilient structures and infrastructure.
Standard Penetration Testing (SPT) is an in-situ dynamic penetration test offering valuable insights into the geotechnical engineering properties of soil. An SPT hammer drives a 51mm Raymond sampler at the bottom of a drive rod to recover soil samples, counting the number of blows over the last 300mm of penetration to give an ‘N value’ (indicating soil strength).
Dynamic Probe Super Heaving Testing (DPSH) is a continuous dynamic test which records the number of blows per 100mm to give an ‘N value,’ which is another effective testing method we offer.
Perfect for collecting undisturbed samples, this technique is essential for accurate contaminant analysis and soil characterization.
Our team of skilled professionals has years of experience in geotechnical testing and analysis.
We utilise the latest CPT technology to ensure the highest level of accuracy and reliability.
We work closely with our clients to understand their specific needs and deliver customised solutions.
The safety and wellbeing of our personnel and the environment is managed by significant investments in training, equipment, and procedures.