WINDSOR PROBE TEST (WPT)
Pile & Foundation
Dynamic Load Test (PDA)
Pile Integrity Test (PIT)
Sonic Logging Test (SLT)
Pile Maintain Load Test (MLT)
Soil Testing
Soil Investigation (SI)
Mackintosh Probe Test (MPT)
Field Density Test (FDT)
Standard Proctor (SP)
Cone Penetration Test (CPT)
California Bearing Ratio (CBR)
Plate Bearing Test (PBT)
Civil Material Laboratory
Compressive Strength Test
(CST)
Rebound Hammer Test
Windsor Probe Test
Ultrasonic Pulse Velocity (UPV)
Steel Bar Tensile Test
Aggregate
Bitumen
Geotechnical Laboratory
Laboratory Test
Instrumentation & Monitoring
Vibration Monitoring (VM)
Vibrating Wire Piezometer
Pneumatic Piezometer
Standpipe Piezometer
Inclinometer
Magnetic Extensionmeter
Tilt Meter
Settlement Plate
Water & Air Monitoring
Effluent & Waste Monitoring
Noise
Monitoring
Monitoring for EIA
Occupational Safety and Health Monitoring
Windsor Probe Test is a test system designed to evaluate the compressive strength of concrete in place. It is non destructive and can be used with equal effectiveness on fresh and mature concrete. Equally accurate results are obtained on horizontal or vertical surfaces provided that the probe is perpendicular or at right angles to the test surface.
A hardened steel alloy probe is propelled at high speed by an exactly measured explosive charge into the concrete and its penetration measured. The compressive strength of the concrete is directly related to the resistance to penetration of the crushed aggregate and cement matrix.
The Windsor Probe Test conforms to the ASTM C803-97 and MS 26: Part 3: 1992.
