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TomTech III - Driven Piles.

Driving piles process involves intensive accelerations, and sharp movements. As a result, the life time of measuring instruments and sensors is short and the accuracy is limited.

TomTech III solved the problem by applying a magnetic, non contact, displacement sensor.

The magnetic sensor, together with the impressive abilities of TomTech III, provide a state of the art monitoring solution for the driven piles application.

Besides the pile penetrated depth, the system counts hammer’s blows, measures the energy of each strike, together with the time – in order to monitor the real transmitted energy for a certain interval, including blows rate and penetrating velocity.

The software also includes:

     Re-driving of piles.
     Aligned piles.
     Stop driving.
     Continue graphic monitoring.
    Automatic registration of parameters.
    On site previous piles observation.
    Self test and auto calibrate.
    Automatic report generator.
     Parametric depth interval.
     Metric, Imperial and ISO units.

 

The main display monitors the driving process by variety of indicators.
The operator may dynamically adjust them to his needs.

The blows per depth counter is flexible and can be set to confirm any standard.
The software may even monitor a “running” interval – a variable window which constantly follows the current depth.

From small hammers to big rigs, from limited sites to large piles - TomTech III supplies you with accurate measurements and reliable reports.

TomTech III for Driven Piles supports concrete, steel, or wooden piles, as well as on land or off shore sites.

As a member of TomTech III family, the driven piles Application enjoys all the special features, layers and capabilities of the family.

The green picture to the right demonstrates the three dimensional ability of the software – to present the real vertical tilt angle, together with the real horizontal orientation.

The units are degrees, or the popular 1 to X ratio.

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