Offshore in-situ vane shear test system and method
A test system and cross plate technology, applied in the direction of using a stable shear force to test the strength of materials, measuring devices, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of shallow test depth, large deviation of test results, damage to the board head, etc., and shorten the scan time. The effect of hole time, large test depth and fast speed
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[0023] This embodiment is an offshore in-situ cross-plate shear test system, which has a ship or an offshore platform. A drilling rig and a propulsion device are arranged on the deck of the ship or the offshore platform, and a vertically downward casing is also installed on the deck. A protective pipe connected with the drilling rig and the propulsion device on the deck is coaxially inserted in the casing.
[0024] In this example, the outer diameter of the casing is 318mm, the length is 3m, and the casing is connected with a flange. It is connected and lowered to the stable soil layer under the seabed by the drilling rig winch, and the upper part is fixed on the carrier to block the water flow and provide a relatively stable test environment. A supporting ring is installed in the middle of the casing flange to support the protective pipe and prevent it from swinging during drilling and testing.
[0025] In this embodiment, the protective tube has a diameter of 95 mm and a len...
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