Manual GOnsite!

Version 3.3x Laptop

Issue number: 14
Date of issue: October 21 2014
System: Icone

A.P. van den Berg Machinefabriek

P.O. box 68, 8440 PK Heerenveen
IJzerweg 4, 8445 PK Heerenveen
Tel. +31(0)513 63 13 55
E-mail [email protected]
www.apvandenberg.nl
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TABLE OF CONTENTS

FOREWORD .................................................................................................................................. 5
General ............................................................................................................................. 5
Helpful hints ...................................................................................................................... 5

CHAPTER 1 BASICS ....................................................................................................................... 7

System requirements ......................................................................................................... 7
Installation procedure ........................................................................................................ 7
Program control ................................................................................................................. 9
Screen information ............................................................................................................10

CHAPTER 2 SYSTEM SETTINGS .....................................................................................................13

System settings ................................................................................................................13
Select and change setting options ......................................................................................13
General settings .............................................................................................................13
E-mail settings ...............................................................................................................14
Storage device settings...................................................................................................15
Inclination / T-bar settings ..............................................................................................16
Screen colours ..................................................................................................................17
Diagnostic ........................................................................................................................18

CHAPTER 3 PREPARATIONS BEFORE A TEST .................................................................................23

Creating a project .............................................................................................................23
Preparing a test ................................................................................................................23
When using a mechanical cone and measuring body ...........................................................24

CHAPTER 4 PERFORMING A TEST .................................................................................................25

General ............................................................................................................................25
View cone .........................................................................................................................25
Test number selection .......................................................................................................25
Changing additional information .........................................................................................26
Screen layout selection ......................................................................................................26
Alarm level settings ...........................................................................................................27
Starting a test ...................................................................................................................28
Onshore testing .............................................................................................................28
Offshore testing .............................................................................................................29
Vane testing ..................................................................................................................30
Performing a test ..............................................................................................................33
Performing a test ..............................................................................................................33
Magneto test ....................................................................................................................33
Dissipation test .................................................................................................................36
Seismic test ......................................................................................................................37
Start a seismic test .........................................................................................................37
Seismic sample received .................................................................................................38
Vane test ..........................................................................................................................39
Vane test setup ..............................................................................................................40
Alarm level settings ...........................................................................................................41
Alarm cancelling ................................................................................................................42
Screen layout selection ......................................................................................................42

CHAPTER 5 AFTER A TEST ............................................................................................................44

Completing a test ..............................................................................................................44
Onshore testing .............................................................................................................44

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 Offshore testing .............................................................................................................45
Vane testing ..................................................................................................................46
Reading out Icone Optical .................................................................................................47
Stopping cone measurements ............................................................................................47
Editing project data ...........................................................................................................47
Editing additional information ............................................................................................48
Test data ..........................................................................................................................48

CHAPTER 6 ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS ...........................................................................................50

How to delete test results ..................................................................................................50
Delete a project ................................................................................................................50
Archive .............................................................................................................................51
Storing test data ...............................................................................................................51
E-mail ..............................................................................................................................52
System information ...........................................................................................................52
View test results ...............................................................................................................52

GLOSSARY ...................................................................................................................................54
Additional information ....................................................................................................54
Begemann cone .............................................................................................................54
Conductivity module .......................................................................................................54
Dissipation test ..............................................................................................................54
Dutch cone ....................................................................................................................54
Free variables ................................................................................................................54
Ground level ..................................................................................................................54
Reference level ..............................................................................................................54
Pre-drilling .....................................................................................................................54
Project description .........................................................................................................55
Project information .........................................................................................................55
Starting depth ................................................................................................................55
Tests .............................................................................................................................55
Test results ....................................................................................................................55
Vane test .......................................................................................................................55
Water depth ..................................................................................................................55

INDEX .........................................................................................................................................56

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FOREWORD

General
Congratulations on your purchase of GOnsite!®. This program enables you to register the test results
acquired with an A.P. van den Berg data acquisition system. If you have any questions, remarks or
suggestions regarding the functioning of GOnsite!® please contact:
A.P. van den Berg Machinefabriek
IJzerweg 4
8445 PK Heerenveen

Telephone : +31(0)513-63 13 55

e-mail : [email protected]

Helpful hints
 Parts of the instruction manual headed by 3.1 are valid for all revisions of the software
package of which the version number starts with “3. “

 Each function in GOnsite!® is described in a chapter. The chapters are indicated by means of a
dark grey bar along the width of the page.

 The sections within the chapter are divided in paragraphs. The paragraphs are indicated by
means of a light grey bar along the width of the page.

 The name of a function is mentioned on the paragraph bars. On the right side you find how to
select this function.

 In the description of a function in a paragraph it is assumed that the selection of the functions
as indicated in the previous chapter and paragraph bars has already been done. A review of
the steps taken is given at the right side of the paragraph bar so that a function can be found
quickly.

 The manual gives a description of how to perform a function. The procedure for returning to a
previous menu or the main menu is always the same. Therefore this procedure is not
mentioned each time unless it is necessary for a correct functioning.

 The description in the manual is based on functional processes. This means that all functions
are described in the context of the processes that occur within GOnsite! ®.

 The standard Windows mouse control is used for selecting items.

 Basic concepts in the text will be shown in bold. Example: Test.

 This symbol is followed by a tip that simplifies the use of GOnsite!® The corresponding text is in italic.

 This symbol indicates actions which are absolutely necessary or which can lead to undesirable situations.
The corresponding text is in italic.

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1 Manual GOnsite! BASICS
Version 3.3x Laptop
GOnsite!® is a CPT processing software program developed by A.P. van den Berg for displaying,
analysing and storing of CPT test results. The test results are acquired through suitable equipment
supplied by A.P. van den Berg.

In order to store the test results in an orderly manner a project structure is used. Several tests can be
performed within a project. The tests can easily be selected. In general a project is performed for a
client. This kind of information is attached to the tests, together with a project description.
The test results are shown on screen while testing. Depending on the selected screen layout, the test
results are shown in digits, bar diagrams or graphs.

Within GOnsite!® the standard Windows controls are used. Printing options are set by means of the
standard print options of Windows, enabling an easy use of several printer types. Also other
peripherals can be installed by means of Windows.

Please check which instruction manual you have received:

Instruction manual “Touch Screen”. “Touch Screen” is written on the title page and in the chapter
headings. This manual is used for systems where software was installed by our company on a touch
screen testing system. Windows PC is part of the testing system.

Instruction manual “Laptop”. “Laptop” is written on the title page and in the chapter headings. This
manual is for systems where software was installed on a laptop or Windows PC that is connected to
the testing system. The installation instructions are included in this manual.

System requirements

Minimum system requirements Laptop

Operating system : MS Windows XP and higher versions
Processor : Pentium IV, 1 GHz
Internal memory : 512 MB. (1 GB for Vista, 2 GB for 7)
Hard disk : 20 MB free available for software.
: Minimal 100 MB free for data.
Screen resolution : minimal 800 x 600
Communication : Twice USB (2.0).

Additional system requirements depending on the functions used:

Printing : parallel- or extra USB connection.
E-mail : connection to internet (GSM-modem supported).

Installation procedure
GOnsite! could be delivered in the next configurations:

- Dongle with GOnsite!® (follow installation procedure 1)

- Mini dongle + USB-stick with GOnsite!® (follow installation procedure 2)
- CD with GOnsite!® (follow installation procedure 3)

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Installation procedure 1: using a dongle with memory

The installation program of GOnsite!® is delivered on the so called dongle. When GOnsite!® is
running you need to have this dongle in the Computer. To install GOnsite! ® insert the dongle in a USB
port of the computer. A computer with MS Windows will recognize the dongle automatically and will
make a drive number for the dongle. Open the new drive, then run SETUP.exe. Note to be logged in
as administrator in Windows Vista or higher, otherwise the driver will not be installed correctly.

Installation procedure 2: using a dongle without memory

Insert the USB-stick in a USB port of the computer. Open the USB-stick and then run SETUP.exe. Note
to be logged in as administrator in Windows Vista or higher, otherwise the driver will not be installed
correctly.

Installation procedure 3: using a CD

Insert the CD and the installation program should start automatically. When you use Windows Vista or
higher, run the Setup.exe manual as administrator. When the installation program is started, the
screen on the next page is shown:

 When GOnsite! ® is running you need to have the dongle in the computer.

Installation

 When you install GOnsite!® be aware that you are logged in as Administrator.

Before installing the program a number of settings have to be selected;

Language
Select the required language by means of the mouse. A checkmark indicates
your selection. Selections may deviate from the choice of selections in the
instructions.

System
Select the data acquisition system you want to use.

Output file types

The GORILLA!-format is the standard format.

Target directory
Select the required directory. GOnsite! ® will be installed in <path>\GONSITE! It is recommended to
use next path: C:\APB.

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Choose INSTALL after all options has been filled in. GOnsite!® will be installed. The installation
program will also start the installation of two so called drivers. These drivers are necessary to use the
dongle and Icontrol. Push every time on the Next button if the program asks for it. Accept the user
license and give the required information when prompted.

 GOnsite!® stops functioning when a “power save option” terminates the power to the USB-connection,
to the Icontrol or the dongle. Ask your system administrator how to eliminate termination to the USB-
connections.

 If you use Windows Vista or higher, than the first time you run GOnsite! you have to be logged in as
administrator, otherwise the system is not able to save settings and/or data.

 Firewall and Virus scanner might need to be disabled during installation

Program control
To control the program, the keyboard and mouse can be used. The functions on the menu bar can be
selected by clicking on them with the mouse. They can also be selected by using the function keys F1
thru F10 or by using the cursor keys.

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Screen information
The functions in GOnsite! ® can be found back in several menus. Each menu has a different menu bar
definition and screen layout. In the illustration of the screen, the standard items are shown the same
way as they will be shown generally in the screen layout.

status bar
Shows information related to the status of the test.

menu bar
Functions are selected by means of a button on the menu bar. By selecting a certain function the
screen changes to a different menu with a corresponding screen layout. A new menu may have
buttons different from the previous menu. In this way the control of the system is kept simple, with
only those functions available on the menu bar that are applicable at that point.

signal quality indicator (only visible when using Icone Optical or Icone Powerline)
The indicator visualizes the amount of communication errors in the data stream received from the
Icone:

No errors / good signal Errors / bad signal No data received /

no signal

When the indicator is (partly) red, there are communication problems.

In case of an Icone Optical system, the optical signal should be amplified: exchange the rod that was
placed last with an Optocone Repeater module.
In case of an Icone Powerline system, the powerline length may be too long or errors are caused by
electromagnetic interference (EMI) by electric drives.

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data monitor
The data monitor shows communication between the data acquisition system and the laptop on which
GOnsite! is installed. If for any reason there is no data communication this will be shown immediately:

Communication OK Communication bad or interrupted

Error message
The symbol for an error message is the red exclamation mark !. Click on the red ! For more
information on the error message. The following screen will appear.

Push on delete when an error is no longer active. The red ! will disappear. Depending on the type of
error, it is possible to continue the CPT, if not restart the system. If the failure message box is totally
filled up with messages, a scroll bar will be visible that allows you to scroll through the information
that is relayed by the data acquisition system.
Please contact A.P. Van den Berg machinefabriek if more information or support is needed.

Warning messages
When something happens that can compromise a function of GOnsite! ® the software will give a
warning and if necessary some tips to solve the issue. A warning message looks like this:

Additional information
When a power line modem is used the registration procedure will be made visible here. Also other
information to support operating GOnsite! will be displayed here.

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2 Manual GOnsite! SYSTEM SETTINGS
Version 3.3x Laptop

System settings
Before starting testing with GOnsite!® it is advisable to fine-tune several settings in order to obtain the
required results. Usually this needs to be done only once. Settings can be changed later on if they
appear to be incorrect. Several settings directly influence the functioning of the system. These
settings resort under menu System, item “MORE”.

Select and change setting options

On the screen a number of tab pages with options are shown. For a description see below:

Select the required

option.

Click on the selected option. A check mark appears before the option.

The check mark disappears by selecting the

option again.
Confirm the selected settings. Return to the previous menu.

General settings

Show header info

By selecting this option, the input screen for changing the additional information will automatically
appear when you start a test. This way it is almost impossible to forget to fill out the additional
information. We advise not to select this option if the additional information is known mostly only after
testing.

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Save test on disk
By selecting this option, the test results will be automatically stored on the “storage device”
immediately upon completion of the test.

Send test by e-mail

By selecting this option, the test results will be sent automatically by e-mail immediately upon
completion of the test. The settings necessary for sending data via e-mail are included on the tab
page e-mail.

Print test
By selecting this option, the test results will be printed automatically immediately upon completion of
the test. A draft printout will show unfiltered test values and is printed with the water-mark "draft".
The user's printout will be filtered for peak test values and the above-mentioned watermark will not
be printed. A.P. van den Berg can adjust the user's printout on the customer's request.

File format
To store test data the standard GORILLA! format is used. If other format is needed please contact
A.P. van den Berg for more information.

User variables

Here you can add and remove your user variables.

E-mail settings

If you have an internet connection or GSM-Modem you can fill out here the e-mail settings so you are
able to send an e-mail with CPT-data directly from GOnsite!®. These settings are provided by your
internet service provider.

Enable e-mail
Enable the e-mail function. If this box is not selected, the e-mail function in GOnsite!® is disabled.

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From
Fill out the e-mail address from which the data is sent.

To
Fill out the e-mail address to what address the data has to be sent.

SMTP
Fill out the outgoing mail server name (ask your provider).

Password (behind SMTP)

Fill out the password of the mail server if needed (ask your provider).

Compress data
In the standard setting, the test data will be compressed when sent by e-mail. This way files are
made smaller, saving transmission time and expenses.

All in 1 e-mail
When this box is selected all selected tests from a project are sent in one e-mail. If the box is not
selected all tests will be sent in separate e-mails.

Dial up
Select this box if you are using a GSM-Modem.

Name
Fill out the name of the connection (installed in Windows) if you are using a GSM-Modem (ask your
provider).

Password (under Name)

Fill out the password of the connection if you are using a GSM-Modem (ask your provider).

 Compressed data must be decompressed after receipt for further processing.

Storage device settings

Here you can fill in the location for the GOnsite!® data files to be saved to when you using store
function explained in chapter 6: “ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS: how to store test data”.

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Inclination / T-bar settings

Here you can set whether zero readings of the inclination have to be taken or not. An absolute
inclinometer is mounted in the cone. If you want to start the CPT on zero degrees, than select: “On”.
If you want the real/absolute angle, than select “Off”..

T-bar settings are optional

If the T-bar setting is set to “On” the depth will count back and the measured values will be displayed
in kN. A “T” is added to the cone number. So cone number 123456 will be 123456T. If you select “On
but only depth no values in kN” only the depth will be counting back but the values are not changed
to kN and no “T” will be added.

 After changing one of these settings, you need to restart GOnsite!® to activate.

WISON-APB settings

Here you can setup your WISON-APB system with a Total Load sensor.
Conversion factor is the factor to go from bar to kN with the selected tool.
Pulses per meter is the number of pulses per meter generated with the selected tool.
Max. speed is the theoretical maximum speed the selected tool can move. If a higher speed is
measured, GOnsite! will use “max. speed” value instead of the measured speed.
Start @ is the additional needed pressure over the pressure created by the water column to
generate a start signal. GOnsite! will asked to fill in the water column before every test.
𝑆𝑡𝑎𝑟𝑡 = 𝐶𝑢𝑟𝑟𝑒𝑛𝑡 𝑝𝑟𝑒𝑠𝑠𝑢𝑟𝑒 > (𝑤𝑎𝑡𝑒𝑟 𝑐𝑜𝑙𝑢𝑚𝑛 + "Start @")
Surge alarm is the maximum pressure difference between two depth measurements, if exceeded an
alarm will be generated. The end of stroke can be detected with this setup.

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Screen colours
This function is used to set the colours of the graphs and the background colour of the test screen.
Usually these settings are made only once. Changes are carried through in all available screen layout
definitions.

After selecting this function the following screen appears:

Select one of the parameters or the background colour to adjust the colour setting. The following
standard Windows screen is shown:

Select the required colour and exit the function by clicking OK. The previous screen reappears. Adjust
the next colour and repeat the procedure or exit this function by clicking OK.

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Diagnostic
The diagnostic screen shows a number of sub chapters. Find underneath a description for each sub
chapter.

Terminal
The functions on this tab are only be used in consultation with an employee of A.P. van den Berg
Machinefabriek.

CCI Settings

Standard GOnsite!® takes a sample every 2 cm. Changing the interval value in window “Depth scan
interval” will change this. The value needs to be an integer like 1 or 2 not 0.5 or 1.5.

When starting a dissipation test, the software saves the test values every second default. By using the
window "Dissipation test interval" there are three boxes in which you can fill out the time interval you
want for the dissipation test. In practice a larger interval can be chosen as the test lasts.

The data from Icone seismic can be displayed and saved as an absolute result value of the X and Y
channel or just the highest signal (X or Y).

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Due to the inaccuracy of the measurement (see Calibration Certificate/Data Sheet) sometimes a very
small negative friction can be measured. Some software can’t handle negative friction values. To
prevent problems with this software you can setup the software to suppress negative friction. Be
aware to stay within the allowed inaccuracies of the standard you are using.
Initial suppress negative friction is enabled until 5 kPa. You can configure it to the limitation of 9 kPa.

If Icone Optocone is used and you select “Autom. read memory” in the Icone Optical Window,
GOnsite!® will automatically start reading out the memory of the cone after ending the measurement.

In the CCI Settings III tab a high and low speed for Icone Vane can be configured. After you’ve
changed the value you need to use the apply button otherwise the old settings are used. A Vane test
can be set up by the button Setup Icone Vane. See Chapter 5.3 Vane for more explanation.

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Offshore

This tab is to setup the option you need when you are doing your CPT’s offshore.

Offshore logging
If you want to log data during lowering the CPT-unit, select “ON” or “Automatic” for automatically
detecting an offshore system. The log-file will be saved in the directory “Log”. The log-file will have
the name of the project followed by the test number. All files will be zipped. The newest file is also
unzipped available.

Offshore system

In this tab you can select for which system GOnsite! ® has to be configured. The options for this
system will be configured even if your selected system is not attached.

Service

This function can only be used in consultation with A.P. van den Berg Machinefabriek.

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I-Control

GOnsite!® should find the Icontrol automatically so the COM-port doesn’t need to set.

If the encoder (depth measuring system) counts backwards, you can change the setting “encoder
turn” from CW (Clock Wise) to CCW (Counter Clock Wise) or the other way around.

“Encoder start” indicates at which signal level, depth recording starts. Select “High” to start recording
when the level is high (Start/Stop LED on Icontrol front lights). Select “Low” to start recording when
the level is low (Start/Stop LED is off).

If the system counts too much or too less depth, you can setup the “Encoder PPM”. Fill in the pulses
per meter (PPM) of the depth measuring system. Standard it’s set to 2000 PPM.

Please don’t change “Hydraulics start”, “Hydraulics shutdown” and “Hydraulics I/O” unless told so by
an employee of A.P. van den Berg Machinefabriek.

System Info

Here can you see the version numbers of the modules connected to the Icontrol. By clicking the
“update” button you will update this data. The data will also be updated when you open this tab.

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Dino

Dino is a database setup by the Dutch government and has some extra demands on data in the
measuring file. If you need to provide data for the Dino database select “Stop criterion” and click
apply. At the end of a CPT some data has to be filled out after choosing this option. See chapter
AFTER A TEST, Completing a test.

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3 Manual GOnsite! PREPARATIONS
Version 3.3x Laptop
Before testing can be started, some preparations are necessary.

Daily
Before testing it is necessary to create a project to which the test results belong.

Creating a project
On the screen a list will appear with the existing projects. Below this list an extra window will be
visible in which the information of the new project can be entered.

Select the required

field.

Use the keyboard to enter text.

 Repeat the procedure to create more projects.

Preparing a test
Sometimes it is useful that you don’t only create a project but also add test numbers that are
connected to the project. By preparing ahead it is clear from the start of a project, which tests need
to be done.
Before activating this function select the correct project as indicated below.

Select the required The test numbers belonging to the project are
project. listed. See below.

Select the required

screen listing of test
numbers.

Select the required test number. The test number turns blue.

To de-select a test number click

the test number again

Now select the function preparing a test

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 Select the required
field.

Use the keyboard to enter text.

Possible test number designations.

No test results are available and no additional information has been entered. This test
number is therefore available for preparation.

This test has already been prepared, but not yet been performed. Additional information
needs to be entered.

 By double-clicking on an empty test number the screen for entering the data appears automatically.

When using a mechanical cone and measuring body

If a mechanical cone is used together with an automatic discontinuous measuring body, the
mechanical cone type has to be selected.

 Reconnect the automatic discontinuous measuring body to change the selection

The Dutch cone is a mechanical jacket cone that is used to measure tip resistance and total friction.
The Begemann cone is a mechanical friction jacket cone that is used to measure tip resistance, sleeve
friction and total friction in a discontinuous way.

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4 Manual GOnsite! PERFORMING A TEST
Version 3.3x Laptop

General
Before you can perform a CPT a cone has to be connected and a test number has to be selected. See
chapter: PREPARATIONS, Preparing a test how to select a test number.

View cone
In this screen you can see which cone and which click-on module are connected. The software
recognizes the cone automatically and the Icone will automatically send the calibration data to the
laptop or touch screen PC. The cone type and number of the cone that’s connected will be shown in
the status bar behind “cone :”. The parameters and calibration data of the cone can be found on the
Calibration Certificate/Data Sheet provided with the cone.

 The dongle needs to be connected to the computer when the cone is attached!

Test number selection

Before testing first select the required project:

Select the required A list of all test numbers is given.

project.

Select the required

screen listing of test
numbers.

Select the number of the test to The box containing the test number turns blue.
be performed.  Check the summary below to select the correct
number.

Confirm the selection of the test Follow the indications on the screen if any.
number.
The screen to perform a test reappears.

Possible test number designations.

This test has already been prepared, but Select this test number especially where the
not yet been performed. Additional preparations for a test have been made.
information needs to be entered. (See
Chapter : PREPARATIONS, creating a
test.)

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 No additional information has been Select this test number especially where
entered and no test has been additional information is not available or
performed. has not yet been entered.

The test was started but was aborted Select this test number when the failure has
due to failure. been repaired and the aborted test can be
continued.
To continue, select the test once more and
choose the option “Append”. See also
below:
The test was started and ended. In By selecting this test number you have next
principle the test is complete. two options:

- the new data is added to the existing data.

- the existing data is deleted and replaced by
new data

Changing additional information

Additional information that is available before starting the test, can be entered immediately.
Sometimes additional information is only available after completion of the test.

This function can only be used if a project and a test number have been selected. See Chapter
TESTING, test number selection.

On the screen the available fields are listed. The list is divided in three sections: a general section, a
section with fields relating to test standards and a section defined specifically for the user.

Select the required

field.

Use the keyboard to enter text.

 If the option ‘SHOW INPUT SCREEN' has been selected at system settings ‘, this function will automatically
be selected upon starting a test.

This function can also be used after completing a test. The TEST menu does not need to be closed to do
this.

Screen layout selection

The screen shows a summary of the available screen layout definitions.

Select the required screen layout. The selected layout is indicated by a red frame.

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 Confirm the selection. The test is shown in the selected layout.

Alarm level settings

Select the window of the parameter for which the alarm level needs to be set. The vane torque can be
setup when performing a vane test.

 If the value to be set is not in the available layout, you need to select another layout.

The selected parameter appears in the status bar, together with the value already set. Now you can
set values outside the range of the graph.

Click on the area at the left of The alarm level is reduced.

the graph.  the alarm level is indicated in the status bar

Click on the area at the right of The alarm level is raised.

the graph.  the alarm level is indicated in the status bar

Confirm the setting.

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Starting a test
Depending on the test you prepared, the start-up can be different. In the following, you only have to
read the part of your setup. You can choose between a CPT-test onshore, offshore or a Vane test. If
you have to perform a conductivity, a seismic or a magnetotest, just follow the standard CPT
instructions. For conductivity you need to select a special lay-out to be able to see the conductivity
test results.

- Onshore testing
- Offshore testing
- Vane testing

Only when a measuring module is connected and a test number is selected, the test can be made.

 The dongle needs to be connected to the computer before the measuring module is attached!

Onshore testing

Take care that before starting the test, the measuring module has to be placed above the ground
level WITHOUT BEING LOADED. In this unloaded state, the zero readings can be taken and the
module will be zeroed. This means that the measured values will be corrected with the zero values.
The window for measuring the zero values is shown on the screen.

This window displays only the channels that are zeroed. If a channel is not shown in the window, it
doesn’t need to be zeroed, like conductivity or seismic channels.

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Offshore testing

When a WISON-APB is used with a total load sensor GOnsite! will ask you to select the tool that you
are using, so it can run with the correct settings. To change the settings see chapter 2 System
settings, paragraph WISON-APB settings.

If you have enabled offshore logging, see chapter 2 SETTINGS, diagnostic tab Offshore. The test
starts with the log screen which remains on the screen during lowering and raising the CPT unit. The
value of “Total Force” with a WISON-APB will be in bars. If the WISON-APB is NOT fully retracted it
will give an indication of the water depth.

If WISON-APB total load value in bar

Select “Ready” when the system is in position.

Take care that before starting the test, the measuring module has to be placed above the ground
level WITHOUT BEING LOADED. In this unloaded state the measuring module can be zeroed. This
means that the test results will be corrected for the values that the measuring module gives in its
unloaded state. The window for measuring the zero values is shown on the screen. The value of
“Total Force” with a WISON-APB will be in kilo Newton (kN).

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 Value in kN

When working with a WISON-APB with a total load sensor GOnsite! will ask you to fill in the
(water)depth on wich you start the test. This will enable GOnsite! to give a good “Total Force” value
and a correct start signal. The water depth will also be saved as user variable.

Vane testing

If you connect an Icone Vane module, you need to select the vane-blade size before you can
continue. If an unknown size is attached you have to select “I-VANE”.

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When using Icone Vane offshore
Check if offshore logging is enabled (button ON or Automatic is set), see chapter 2 SETTINGS,
paragraph diagnostic, tab Offshore. the test will start with the log screen as shown below which
remains on the screen during lowering and retracting of the Icone Vane tester.
When the ROSON-system is stable on the seabed floor or the WISON-APB is latched inside the drill
pipe, press “Ready” on the Data logging window. Continue with taking zero-values as described in
next step.

Taking zero-values
Before an Icone Vane test can be started you have to take a zero-value in order to assess the
accuracy of the test by comparing this zero-value with the zero-value taken at the end of the test. A
zero-value is also needed to correct the test results with the values that the Icone vane tester gives in
its unloaded state.

To take a zero-value the Icone Vane has to be out of the protection tube (if used) and HAS TO BE
FULLY UNLOADED! Follow next steps to take a zero-value, use the control buttons of the Zero points
window:

• Press the Start button, the Vane will start moving (slow
speed) and the actual torque-value is shown on the Zero
points window.

• Wait until the torque-value is stabilized, then press

the OK button.

• The zero-value is set now, the Zero points window

will disappear.

• Stop the Vane by pressing the Stop button on the

Vane controls window.

• Turn the Vane to a controlled position by pressing

the High button on the Vane controls window. The
vane will go to the next quadrant

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• The Vane graph on the vane control window will be
green now. If not repeat this procedure by starting a
new test.

• Retract the vane inside the protection tube.

• You are ready to push the Icone Vane to it first test

depth.

White means Vane is out of position to retract in protection tube.

Green means Vane is in position to retract in protection tube.

With the Vane controls window you are able to rotate the Icone Vane by using the buttons High and
Low to the next quadrant. The high and low speed is configured in chapter 2 SETTINGS, paragraph
Diagnostic CCI System, tab CCI settings III . With the Stop button you can stop the Icone Vane.

The parameters Torque, Position and Speed of the Icone Vane are displayed. The position of the vane
is shown by a graphical representation. When the graphical representation is white the Vane is not on
position to retract in the protection tube. When the graphical representation is green the Vane is on
position to retract in the protection tube.

During a Vane test it is possible to leave the Vane controls window on your screen. It is also possible
to close the window by pressing the X-button.

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Performing a test
Performing a test
During executing of a test, a number of actions can be taken that do not affect the test results. These
actions can be performed at any moment during testing, like selecting a different layout or setting up
an alarm level.

When working with a WISON-APB with total load sensor a start message will
appear in the right side of the blue bar when the WISON-APB starts moving.

When a magneto module is connected a second screen appears. This second screen is described in
chapter Magneto test.
During a CPT it is allowed to start extra tests. Make sure you stay at the same depth during an extra
test. You can take multiple tests on the same depth, even different kind of tests. Every extra test is
indicated with an unique test number. Examples of these extra tests are a dissipation test, a seismic
test or a vane test. To perform these tests, you need to attach a cone, a seismic module or a vane
tester to your measuring system.

 For starting a test see Chapter: TESTING, starting a test

 Keep the dongle connected to the computer during a test, if a cone restarts the dongle is needed

 If a value is not presented in the layout please select a layout with the value you want

Magneto test

General information

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When a magneto module is connected a separate screen is shown for the magneto module. This
screen will only show magneto data.

 This screen can be moved to a second monitor. This can be useful when a magneto expert is present
during a test. In that case the cpt-operator and the magneto expert have both their own monitor.

Graphs
The magneto signal is shown in a color, the gradient(derivative) is shown in white. The gradient is
calculate each depth scan. The depth scan interval can be set, see chapter SYSTEM SETTINGS,
Diagnostic, CCI Settings.
The Total Magnetic Intensity(TMI) is shown in a separate graph and is called Mag XYZ/TMI.It’s the
total of Mag X, Mag Y, Mag Z.
In another separate graph the inclination of the magneto module is shown.

Compass
In some cases it’s useful to do a magnetotest in a grid, therefore a compass is included in GOnsite!
A alignment point is at the top of the compass(gray point). The same alignment point can be found on
the module, then called alignment hole.
It depends on your setup where the alignment point can be found. In the pictures below the options
are shown.

Alignment of compass(gray point)

Module position(white point)

Alignment hole

Alignment hole(dummy tip)

Actual position
The actual position, in deviation(meters) from startpoint, of the magneto
module is shown in the compass(white point).
Deviation
The total deviation in meters from startpoint is shown.
Inclination
The current inclination in degrees is also shown.

Depth, Speed, Length

The depth and the length are shown. In the drawing, on the left, the difference
are shown. When there’s no inclination the depth and length are the same.
When there’s an inclination, the length will be longer than the depth. Both
values are shown.

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 Zoom
To increase or decrease the scales of the magnetosignal an zoom function is
available. The zoom function will zoom, in steps, the steps can be setup. The
step size has to be filled in the “Zoom step” box(up to two decimals).

scroll
scroll 1 meter up.

scroll 1 meter down.

Zero
In some cases it is convenient to remove offset(environmental influences). The zero
button is designed for this purpose. The current “offset” of the signal will be removed.

Gradient
The gradient(derivative) of the signal is optional shown in the graph. By using the
checkbox the gradient can be displayed.

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Dissipation test
When using a cone that can measure pore-water pressure, a dissipation test can be performed. A
dissipation test is performed against time.

The dissipation test starts as The screen layout is automatically adapted for a
soon as the function is selected. reproduction of the test results against time.

End of The dissipation test window is closed. Registration

dissipation test. against depth can be resumed. The screen layout
for reproduction of test results against depth
reappears.

Setup Alarm See chapter 4 Performing a test, paragraph Alarm

level settings

Cancel alarm See paragraph Alarm cancelling later in this

chapter

Select layout See chapter 4 testing paragraph Screen layout –

selection.

Registration of the dissipation test results is divided into several periods. In the first period
measurements are made with an interval of 1 second. In the following periods, registration finds place
with intervals using a slower time base. See also Chapter: SETTINGS, CCI Settings.

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Seismic test
Seismic tests can be performed with a Seismic module. During a seismic test the travel time of a
vibration in the soil layers will be measured and registered.

After selecting the function as The screen layout is adjusted automatically to

indicated, a menu is shown show the test results of the three seismic tests.
giving a choice to three seismic
tests.
Select the test Shear wave left. The screen layout is adjusted automatically to
perform this test. See further DURING TESTING,
Start a seismic test.

Accept satisfactory test results. The screen layout is adjusted automatically to

show the test results of all three seismic tests.

Select in a similar
way the test Shear
wave right and the
Compression test.

Quit Seismic Test as soon as you Registration on depth base can be continued. The
have correct results for all screen layout is restored to show registration on
performed tests. depth base.

 You don’t have to keep to the order of testing as indicated here. You can repeat a seismic test as often
as you wish. The last obtained test results will be stored after acceptance and quitting Seismic Test.

Start a seismic test

 In the example below a test with Shear wave left is used. You can follow the same procedure for Shear
wave right and the Compression test.

Select the desired  Too high an amplification is NOT dangerous for

amplification. your equipment. However the test results will not
be reliable. See the example below.
 The selected amplification is shown on the right
hand top corner of the screen.

Select this key to (re)arm the As soon the test is started, the software takes care
seismic source and software. of registration. On the right side of the lower blue
beam you are able to check if the trigger signal
was received and also the progress of data
processing.

Perform the test by generating the shear wave in the desired direction.

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 Scroll through the Total registration time is 600 msec, which will not
obtained results for be shown all at once.
an assessment.

Seismic sample received

 The example is for the test Shear wave left, but you can follow the same procedure for Shear wave right
and the Compression test.

After receiving of the sample, a choice can be made to “Accept the sample” or to “Stack the Sample”

Accept sample or Use and stack sample. Rearm for new sample.
Stack sample.
 Stacking (adding multiple signals) reduces the
Noise ratio.

Delete sample. Do not use this sample. (Rearm for a new sample)

Accept test. Accept the test results.

Stop test. Stop and save performed tests.

Cancel. End this test without saving.

Quit when the results are satisfactory. If not: repeat from the start, whereby the new test results will
replace the earlier ones. Adjust amplification until you have obtained an acceptable result.

Below: an example of a test with a too high amplification factor:

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Vane test

With the “Vane setup” button you can setup the test to perform a preset program. You can also start
a manually operated test with the “Vane slow speed” or “Vane High Speed” button. These buttons will
start a continues motion until the “Vane stop” button is pushed.

 The buttons of the vane controls window will start a motion that stops at the next quadrant

 Multiple tests can be performed at the same depth.

 Be aware you enabled “next quadrant” in the Setup Icone Vane window to assure the Vane
will stop in a right position to retract if you use a protection tube.

When the test is finished, press the stop button to save the results.

Vane setup Setup a Vane test. See next paragraph for more
information about how to setup a Vane test

Vane start The vane will start and execute the setup as
previously set. After the test has been stopped
temporarily, this button will continue the test.

Vane stop The vane will stop rotating

Vane slow speed The vane will start with continuous rotation on
slow speed
 The speed is configured in chapter 2, paragraph
Diagnostic CCI System, tab CCI settings III

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 Vane high speed The vane will start with continuous rotation on
high speed
 The speed is configured in chapter 2, paragraph
Diagnostic CCI System, tab CCI settings III

Setup Alarm See chapter 4 Performing a test, paragraph Alarm

level setting.

Cancel alarm See paragraph Alarm cancelling later in this

chapter.

Select layout See chapter 4 Performing a test, paragraph Screen

layout selection.

Stop test Stop and save performed test.

Cancel End this test without saving.

Vane test setup

In the vane test setup you can configure the speed and waiting times between the selected test
stages. To rotate the vane after a test automatically to the next quadrant select the option “next
quadrant”. If you use a protection tube you need to use this option to make sure you can retract it
back into the protection tube.

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 It’s also possible to use separate tests, you can start multiple vane tests on the same depth.

Alarm level settings

See chapter 4 Performing a test, paragraph Alarm level setting.

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Alarm cancelling
This function overrides the alarm and can be used when the alarm level is exceeded. The acoustic
signal is switched off and the automatic cut-off of the hydraulic push system is cancelled.

 Automatic cut-off of the hydraulic push system is optional.

Screen layout selection

See chapter 4 Performing a test, paragraph Screen layout selection.

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AFTER A TEST 43
5 Manual GOnsite! AFTER A TEST
Version 3.3x Laptop
A number of functions will generally be used after completion of a test. These functions will be
explained in this chapter.

Completing a test
After ending a test by pressing the stop button and confirming, GOnsite! will show different windows
depending on which test you started. Please read the section of the test you were doing. The section
are:

- Onshore testing
- Offshore testing
- Vane testing

Onshore testing
After completing a test the cone can be retrieved to ground level, and the zero readings can be taken
again. This has to be done upon completion of the test. If there is a significant difference in zero
readings before and after the test, the cone may be damaged. In such cases further inspection is
recommended.

 Both the results of the zero value registration before and after the
test are shown.

The window below is shown if the “DINO” function is set. See for more information chapter
SETTING, DINO. On the right side of the window you must then select the reason why you have
stopped the CPT.

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Offshore testing
After completing a test the cone can be retrieved to ground level, and the zero readings can be taken
again. This has to be done upon completion of the test. If there is a significant difference in zero
readings before and after the test, the cone may be damaged. In such cases further inspection is
recommended.

If you are working with the ROSON system, the depth will be shown below the OK button. When
using the HMI panel of the ROSON to retract the cone, the ROSON will stop automatically on reaching
the start position (0.00 meters). Be aware the automatic stop is NOT functioning when using the
handheld during manual operation.

 Both the results of the zero value registration before and

after the test are shown.

If you have enabled offshore logging, (see chapter SETTING, diagnostic tab Offshore), the data
logging window will appear after you have pressed the OK button in de zero point window. The data
logging window has to stay on the screen during lowering or retrieving the CPT unit.

When the system is back at deck level, press the Ready button to stop the test.

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Vane testing
After completing a test with the Icone vane module, it can be retrieved to ground level and the zero
readings can be taken again. This has to be done upon completion of the test. If there is a significant
difference in zero readings before and after the test, the vane tester may be damaged. In such cases
further inspection is recommended.

To take zero readings, the Icone Vane has to be out of the protection tube (if used) and HAS TO BE
FULLY UNLOADED! Follow next steps to take a zero-value, use the control buttons of the Zero points
window:

• Press the Start button, the Vane will start moving (slow
speed) and the actual torque-value is shown on the Zero
points window.

• Wait until the torque-value is stabilized.

• When the zero-value difference between begin and

end of the test is more than 10 kPa, the test results
are unreliable for further use. If the vane tester
shows such a significant zero-reading differences
more often, a recalibration is needed.

• Press the OK button and the Zero points window will

disappear.

• Stop the Vane by pressing the Stop button on the

Vane controls window.

• Rotate the Vane to a controlled position by pressing

the High button on the Vane controls window. The
vane will go to the next quadrant.

• Close the Vane Controls window by clicking the X to

end the measurement!

If you have enabled offshore logging, (see chapter SETTING, diagnostic tab Offshore), the data
logging window will appear after you have pressed the OK button in de zero point window. The data
logging window has to stay on the screen during lowering or retrieving the CPT unit.

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When the system is back at deck level press the Ready button to end the test.

Reading out Icone Optical

You can read out the memory of the Icone in order to fill up the “holes” in the CPT measurement. The
CPT-readings in the Icone memory are available until you start a new test with the Icone. If GOnsite!®
has been rebooted, you can use this function in the “Select test” section. This is only possible if the
CPT has been done with the Icone Optical.

 The cone needs to be stopped before using this function.

 The rods can be too close to the camera for a good data transmittion. Move the rods and try again.

Stopping cone measurements

When the cone doesn’t stop measuring you can press this button to make the cone stop. If the cone
has been stopped it will blink once every 3 seconds on the screen. If the cone is still in measuring
mode the signal will be continuous.

Editing project data

In a number of cases it may be necessary to change the project data that has already been entered.
First select the project that has to be changed.

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 Select the required
project.

Edit project data:

Select the required

field.

Use the keyboard to edit text.

Editing additional information

Sometimes additional information becomes available only after completion of the test.

This function can only be used after selection of a project and test number. See Chapter TEST, test
number selection.

The screen lists the available fields. This list is divided in three sections: a general section, a section
with a field relating to the test standards and a section defined per user.

Select the required

field.

Use the keyboard to enter text.

Test data
The test data can be printed using two options:

 check plot
By choosing a check plot the user will get a printout with rough (unfiltered) test results. The
paper layout is standard. The printout will carry a watermark with the text "draft".

 user plot
Test results are filtered and there is no watermark. A.P. van den Berg can adjust the layout on
the customer's request.
Select the printer. This option is only available if more than one
printer was installed.

OPTION:
Select check plot.

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 OPTION:
Select user plot.

Select the required A list of all test numbers is given.

project.

Select the required

screen listing of test
numbers.

Select the test you want to print

The test is marked with a
out. Several tests can be selected
at the same time.

OPTION:
All tests are marked with a
Mark all tests of the selected
project.

OPTION: Use this option to view the test results before

View the test results of the printing.
selected tests.

Print all selected tests.

 It is possible to select and print tests from several different projects all at the same time.

 If option ‘TEST COMPLETION, print test’ has been selected in the system settings, the test will
automatically be printed upon completion.

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6 Manual GOnsite! ADDITIONAL FUNCTIONS
Version 3.3x Laptop
This chapter explains the functions that are not directly involved in the testing process.

How to delete test results

To delete test results, first select the relevant project and test number.

Select the required A list of all test numbers is given.

project.

Select the required

screen listing of test
numbers.

Select the test that has to be Answer YES to the question if the test has to be
deleted. deleted.

Repeat the procedure to delete more tests

 The test results can also be deleted by using the DELETE key on the keyboard. In that case the same
selection procedure applies.

Delete a project
Before deleting, select the project:

Select the required A list of all test numbers is given.

project.

Select the project that has to be Answer YES to the question if the project has to
deleted. be deleted.

Repeat the procedure to delete more projects.

 When deleting a project, all tests belonging to that project are deleted at the same time!. Therefore be
careful using this function.

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Archive
A copy of each test that is performed is stored in the archive. These test data can be copied to a USB-
stick. Standard the last 400 tests are stored in the archive.

Insert an USB-stick in the USB-port of your PC. The tests in the archive are listed on the screen.

Select the required

field.

Confirm the selection and copy the Repeat the procedure to copy more tests.
test to the USB-stick.

Storing test data

This function is used to store all test results belonging to a project on a storage device. Make sure
that the save location is available and there’s enough free space.

Select the required A list of all test numbers is given.

project.

Select the required

screen listing of test
numbers.

Select the test that has to be

The test is marked with a
copied.
 Repeat the procedure to copy more tests.

OPTION:
All tests are marked with a
Mark all tests of the selected
project.

OPTION: Use the option to look at the test results before

View the test results of the storing the test.
selected test.

Confirm selection and copy the Repeat the procedure to copy tests belonging to
test(s). other projects before confirming.

 Sometimes storage devices are used to exchange test data. In that case use the option to
automatically store test data on the save location immediately upon completion of the test
(see Chapter SETTINGS, system settings)
 The save location can be configured in Chapter 2 SETTINGS, Storage device settings

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E-mail
When sending the test data by e-mail, use the same selection procedure as for printing. Tests that
have been sent by e-mail are marked with in the test number list.

 The necessary hardware has to be installed in order to send test results by e-mail.

 If the option ‘TEST COMPLETION, send test by e-mail’ has been selected in the system setting, the test
will automatically be sent by e-mail upon completion.

System information
This screen gives information of the computer system on which GOnsite!® is installed and about
GOnsite!® itself. This information is needed only in case of failures.

View test results

With this option you can look at the test results once again. Test data against depth as well as against
time (dissipation test) are listed. In case of multiple dissipation tests, individual tests can be shown in
an easy way.

First select the required project and test number.

Select the required A list of all test numbers is given.

project.

Select the required

screen listing of test
numbers.

Select the test that you want to Display of the test can be adjusted to show depth
view. by moving the vertical bar.

In case of viewing dissipation tests a different menu bar appears. A maximum of five of the same
buttons enable you to view successive dissipation tests. Each button is numbered. By selecting the
required button, the dissipation test is shown with the corresponding number. If more than five
dissipation tests have been performed, buttons with arrows will appear, allowing you to select
additional dissipation tests.

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 Show the test results of the
selected test against depth.

Show the test results of the Select the required dissipation test in case of
selected test against time. multiple dissipation tests.

Select the previous dissipation

test.

Select the next dissipation test.

View Magneto test

In case of viewing a magneto test the separate magneto screen will appears. The magneto screen has
the same functionality as described in chapter PERFORMING A TEST, magneto test, except the
function of the zero button. The changed functionality of the zero button is described below.

Zero button
By this button the test can be zeroed at a chosen depth. A screen appears called “Zero
Properties”, the chosen depth should be filled in, confirmed by the “ok” button. Than the
test will be zeroed at the chosen depth.

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GLOSSARY

Additional information
Usually test results are completed with extra information that helps to further classify the test
results or to add comments.

Begemann cone
Mechanical friction jacket cone see § Preparing a mechanical CPT of chapter 3

Conductivity module
The Conductivity module can be used as a module behind an Icone or as a stand-alone measuring
module without an Icone and provided with a dummy tip. No special action has to be taken to use the
Conductivity module. The GOnsite!-software automatically recognizes the module and the screen
layout for measuring conductivity will come available. If the right screen layout is not displayed select
a layout manually, see paragraph 5.5 ‘Screen layout’.

Dissipation test
A measurement against time, during a CPT-test against depth is called a dissipation test. This type of
test is made mainly with measuring equipment suitable for registering pore-water pressure. Additional
information about the soil characteristics can be obtained from the change in water pressure
measured against time.

Dutch cone
Mechanical cone see § Preparing a mechanical CPT of chapter 3

Free variables
There is standard additional information and there is client-specific information. The latter is known
as free variables which are different for every user.

Ground level
Usually the ground level is used as the level at which a test begins. At this level the depth is set at
zero and registration against depth is started. Ground level is a relative indication of height. Therefore
an indication is given of its relative position with respect to a certain reference system.

Reference level
The reference level indicates the absolute height at which a test has been performed. Usually the zero
level of a test is set at ground level and then the position of the ground level is given with respect to a
standardized reference level (for instance NAP in The Netherlands).

Pre-drilling
If it is impossible to start testing from ground level because of a hard top layer (asphalt, stones etc.),
a hole is made first by means of drilling or digging. This means, that there is no ground level
anymore. There are two ways to start the test:
1. Start the test at the original ground level. The pre-drilled interval will not yield any valid
measuring results, because the soil is disturbed there. By including the pre-drilled interval in the
general information, GO4!® will not show the measuring results of this interval while presenting
test results during the test.

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Start the test at the bottom of the pre-drilled hole. The pre-drilled interval is skipped. It has to
be indicated that the test started at the bottom of the hole instead of at ground level. GOnsite! ®
indicates this level as the starting depth.

Project description
Projects generally contain several tests. Each project has its own project description. The project
description is a short explanation of the project.

Project information
A project features a number of characteristics. These characteristics are stored per project, and are
indicated as project information.

Starting depth
The depth on witch the CPT is started. This depth is offset from the reference level.

Tests
Tests are the total of measuring results and additional information taken together.

Test results
2. Test results are data acquired by means of measuring the different soil parameters during soil
testing. They are usually stored against depth or time. They can be shown in a graph.

Vane test
With a the Icone Vane, you can made a vane test. Speed an rotation can be setup.

Water depth
With a test under water it is not possible to use the ground level as reference level. Usually the
seabed is entered at reference level. In order to also include the water depth in the graph, the
variable water depth can be used.

Bit depth
Current position of the drill bit.
𝐵𝑖𝑡 𝑑𝑒𝑝𝑡ℎ = 𝑤𝑎𝑡𝑒𝑟 𝑑𝑒𝑝𝑡ℎ + 𝑑𝑟𝑖𝑙𝑙 𝑑𝑒𝑝𝑡ℎ

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INDEX
Additional information Project
change, 26, 47 create, 23
fill out, automatic, 13 delete, 49
fill out, manual, 26, 47 select, 25

Alarm signal Read

set, 27 Archive data, 50
Switch off, 41
Save
Automatic Archive data, 50
print, 13 test data, automatic, 13
save test data, 13 test data, manual, 50
sent e-mail, 13
Screen layout
Change select, 26
additional information, 26, 47
alarmniveau, 27 Seismictest
output file type, 13 perform, 37
Received, 38, 39
Copy archive data, 50 Stack, 38
Start, 37
Create
project, 23 Select
test, 23 Mechanical cone, 24
printer, 47
Delete project, 25
project, 49 screen layout, 26
test data, 49 test number, 25
WISON-APB tool, 29
Dissipation test
perform, 36 Set
view, 51 alarm signal, 27
printer, 47
E-mail screen colours, 17
sent manual, 51
sent, automatic, 13 Switch off alarm, 41

Magneto testing, 33 System

information, 51
Onshore CPT (incl. Conductivity and seismic),
43 Test
prepare, 23
Onshore testing, 28 stop, 43, 44, 45

Output file type Test data

change, 13 delete, 49
e-mail, automatic, 13
Print print, automatic, 13
automatic, 13 print, manual, check plot, 47
manual, check plot, 47 print, manual, user plot, 47
manual, user plot, 47 save, 50
save, automatic, 13
view, 51

56 MANUAL GONSITE!
Vane View
Operating, 39 magneto test, 52
Setup speed, 19 test results, 51
Setup test, 40

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