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Researchers from the University of Burgos have developed a device that attaches to the rod of dynamic penetration tests (DP) to measure the in-situ electrical resistivity of the soil. It allows obtaining resistivity values at different depths and can be adjusted to the standard rod. This invention offers a practical and efficient solution for measuring the electrical resistivity of the soil during penetration tests.
New and innovative aspects
The device presents several new and innovative aspects in the field of measuring electrical resistivity of the soil during dynamic penetration tests. These aspects include the integration of the device with the standard rod used in penetration tests, the use of an insulated plastic cylinder with metallic ring electrodes, the connection to the resistivity meter through a multi-wire cable, and the utilization of the resistivity meter's own battery as a power source. These features enable precise and efficient measurement of electrical resistivity at different depths, thus improving the characterization of the soil in this type of test.
Main advantages of its use
The main advantages of this device are as follows:
Specifications
The device for measuring electrical conductivity is characterized by its robust construction, featuring an insulated plastic sleeve, embedded metallic electrodes, connection to the resistivity meter via a multi-wire cable, adaptability to the standard rod, and secure attachment with adhesive tape. These features ensure reliable operation and seamless integration with dynamic penetration equipment, enabling accurate measurements of soil electrical conductivity.
Applications
The main applications of this device are:
Intellectual property status
Protected by patent P202330366
Current development status
Prototype available for demonstration.
Desired business relationship
Trade Agreement, License Agreement, Technical cooperation: further development, Technical Cooperation: testing of new applications; Technical Cooperation: adaptation to specific needs.
The aim of the The Technology Transfer Office (TTO) of the Univesidad de Burgos is to promote Innovation technology through the reseach results transfer and the conexions between the University and the new needs and requirements of the society - we are the link between the University and the Industry. Contact person: José Manuel López (jmllopez@ubu.es)
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