Webinar Invitation: Exploring the New PANDA DCP WebSprint Module for Liquefaction Risk Estimation

Nov 27, 2023 | Insitutek, Soil & Site Investigation
We are excited to introduce the addition of a new Liquefaction Risk Estimation module in WebSprint©. Paired with our cutting-edge products, PANDA® and GRIZZLY®, this module enables you to assess the liquefaction risk of soils exposed to seismic stress.

PANDA® Instrumented DCP: This cutting-edge tool provides dynamic penetrometer soundings, delivering precise data crucial for seismic risk evaluations.

GRIZZLY® Dynamic Probing Super Heavy: Unleash the power of GRIZZLY®, a dynamic probing tool used to measure the in-situ strength of fine- grained and granular subgrades, base and sub base materials, and weakly cemented materials.

The Liquefaction Risk Estimation module can also be used with our Cone Penetration Testing (CPT) equipment from A.P. van den Berg.

With this WebSprint© module, you can:

  1. Tailor the module to your project’s specific needs by inputting geographical, seismic, geological, and project planning data.
  2. Analyse data from PANDA®, GRIZZLY®, CPT(u), and SPT to generate accurate results.
  3. Benefit from the support of EUROCODE 8 for seismicity analysis, along with various calculation methods such as NCEER.
  4. Determine the safety factor to ensure the stability of your project in seismic conditions.
  5. Calculate settlements of saturated soils post-liquefaction using different methods.
  6. Evaluate the LPI to gauge the likelihood of liquefaction occurrence.
  7. Generate a detailed test report encompassing input data, calculation assumptions, and graphical representations of analysis results.
To help you get acquainted with the WebSprint© module, we invite you to join our upcoming webinar. This session will provide an in-depth exploration of the module’s functionalities, practical demonstrations, and a Q&A session for any inquiries you may have.

 

Webinar Details:

Don’t miss this opportunity to elevate your liquefaction risk analysis capabilities with the powerful tools offered by the WebSprint© module. We look forward to your participation and value the opportunity to share this innovative solution with you.

We find the Insitutek team extremely helpful and their knowledge of the equipment and its capabilities is a great resource for our staff.

Lucas Pardo

Principal, LR Pardo & Associates

The Light Weight Deflectometer (LWD) was first used in 1998 by the Minnesota Department of Transportation (Mn/DOT) at the Minnesota Road Research Project. Starting in 2005 the LWD has been used by Mn/DOT as an acceptance tool for the compaction of roadbed and miscellaneous embankment and trench construction, culvert treatments and other tapered construction.

Minnesota Department of Transportation (Mn/DOT)

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Director - Pearce Geotech

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