Casey Jones - Professional Engineer | What Should You Do When CSL Test Results Indicates a Shaft Anomaly @CaseyJones-Engineer | Uploaded July 2023 | Updated October 2024, 4 hours ago.
Cross-hole sonic logging is the most prevalent and most accurate test method for assessing the integrity of a cast-in-place drilled shaft during construction using non-destructive methods.
In this video, I describe the difference between the terms "anomaly", "flaw" and "defect". I also outline what are the typical follow up investigation methods for the drilled shaft once an anomaly has been identified.
Please be sure to Like and Subscribe and share these videos with your colleagues.
If you have an inquiry related to retaining me as a consultant on one of your deep foundation projects, please email me at cj@ftandc.com
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Some of FTC’s staff project experience include:
● Performance of cross-hole sonic logging (CSL) of drilled shafts
● Dynamic pile testing of driven pile foundations using the PDA
● Thermal Integrity Profiling (T.I.P) testing of drilled shafts and cast-in-place piles
● Construction observation and testing for a variety of civil infrastructure,
commercial and power plant projects
● Vibration monitoring
● Assessment of foundation performance problems
● Geotechnical instrumentation installation
● Geotechnical investigations for commercial, industrial and infrastructures projects
FTC has strong relationships with a variety of specialty engineering and construction firms so we are able to provide solutions to projects with a wide range of complexity and size.
The use of the information set forth in this YouTube video is at the viewer's own risk. This information should be considered neither technical nor engineering advice. Users should consult with the relevant professionals for specific advice related to their situation.
Cross-hole sonic logging is the most prevalent and most accurate test method for assessing the integrity of a cast-in-place drilled shaft during construction using non-destructive methods.
In this video, I describe the difference between the terms "anomaly", "flaw" and "defect". I also outline what are the typical follow up investigation methods for the drilled shaft once an anomaly has been identified.
Please be sure to Like and Subscribe and share these videos with your colleagues.
If you have an inquiry related to retaining me as a consultant on one of your deep foundation projects, please email me at cj@ftandc.com
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Some of FTC’s staff project experience include:
● Performance of cross-hole sonic logging (CSL) of drilled shafts
● Dynamic pile testing of driven pile foundations using the PDA
● Thermal Integrity Profiling (T.I.P) testing of drilled shafts and cast-in-place piles
● Construction observation and testing for a variety of civil infrastructure,
commercial and power plant projects
● Vibration monitoring
● Assessment of foundation performance problems
● Geotechnical instrumentation installation
● Geotechnical investigations for commercial, industrial and infrastructures projects
FTC has strong relationships with a variety of specialty engineering and construction firms so we are able to provide solutions to projects with a wide range of complexity and size.
The use of the information set forth in this YouTube video is at the viewer's own risk. This information should be considered neither technical nor engineering advice. Users should consult with the relevant professionals for specific advice related to their situation.
