Becker Penetration Test Software - NovoBPT - 1.0

Becker Penetration Test (BPT) is a field test used for estimation of relative density of coarse-grained material containing cobbles and boulders. NovoBPT is designed for correcting raw BPT blow counts (Nb) and correlating them to SPT blow counts (N60

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Becker Penetration Test Software - NovoBPT Full Download Summary

Released:	01 / 08 / 2013
Price:	595
Type:	Shareware
Category:	Education::Science
Install Support:	Install and Uninstall
Platform:	Windows
OS:	Win2000,WinXP,Win7 x32,Win7 x64,Windows 8,Windows 10,WinServer,WinOther,WinVista,WinVista x64
Limitations:	14-day trial version. Certain features are disabled in trial version.
Change Info:	Alex Sy and Campanella method
Size :	6.66 MB

Becker Penetration Test (BPT) is a field test used for estimation of relative density of coarse-grained material containing cobbles and boulders.
NovoBPT is designed for correcting raw BPT blow counts (Nb) and correlating them to SPT blow counts (N60).

- Supports both SI and US Units Systems
- Bounce Chamber Pressure Correction
- Correlation to N60 based on:
Harder and Seed, 1986
Sy and Campanella, 1993b
- Considering the Effect of Casing Friction (Rs)
- Automatic Interpolation of Casing Friction Based on Field Measurement Data
- Estimation of Friction from Alex Sy, 1997 Correlations and Sandy and Gravelly Sites

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Becker Penetration Test (BPT) is a field test used for estimation of relative density of coarse-grained material containing cobbles and boulders. NovoBPT is designed for correcting raw BPT blow counts (Nb) and correlating them to SPT blow counts (N60). Supports bounce chamber pressure correction. Correlation to N60 based on: Harder and Seed, 1986; and Sy and Campanella, 1993b considering the effect of casing friction.