Geonor's electrical pore pressure meters are based on the oscillating string principle. More than 50 years of experience has shown that the meters are stable and have a long service life. They can be supplied either for pressing into soft ground or for immersion/burial. Both types can be supplied with armored cable (FERE), or with our standard ventilated cable. If armored cable is used, the sensor is given an "A" after the version designation, so the M-605 is the standard model for standard cable and the M-600A is intended for FERE cable.
The pore pressure sensor for armored cable can also be equipped with a temperature sensor. The pore pressure gau ge has the same diameter as the extension pipes, eliminating the risk of leakage along the drill string.
The M-603 is a special version of the M-600, which is open to atmosphere and equipped with a rubber membrane over the pressure membrane. Using compressed air, a back pressure is applied to relieve the pressure membrane. This will balance against the pressure during depressurization and thus the pore pressure gauge can be depressed faster. The back pressure can also be used to relieve the membrane for reading the zero point frequency. Only available for standard cable and for maximum 6 bar.
P-430 is a steel reinforced 2-pair cable. It is specially designed to withstand high tensile and pressure loads and is protected against water ingress should the sheath be damaged.
Standard 1-pair cable with screen, intended for use where the cable is not exposed to high mechanical stresses.
Ventilated cable for M-603 is available on request.
M-207 Hydraulic piezometer is further developed from M-206. The piezometer can be pressed down without pre-drilling, normally to a depth of approx. 30 m. Designed for Ø32 mm extension pipe. Transitions to 1" water pipes can be supplied.
Geokon/Encardio Rite/Slope Indicator
Geonor is the distributor for Geokon, Encardio Rite and Slope Indicator in Norway. These are world-leading manufacturers of geotechnical instrumentation, covering all products and applications within geotechnical instrumentation.