MPA-1
Mackintosh probe test is most widely used in situ test to measure the soil bearing capacity of different layers in terms of N value. This test is very useful to find out the bearing capacity of soil upto 18 meter. One set of Mackintosh Probe equipment was used to investigate the bearing capacity of the untreated peat soil.
STANDARD
- BS1377
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Mackintosh probe test is most widely used in situ test to measure the soil bearing capacity of different layers in terms of N value. This test is very useful to find out the bearing capacity of soil upto 18 meter. One set of Mackintosh Probe equipment was used to investigate the bearing capacity of the untreated peat soil.
Mackintosh Probe equipment (Plate 1 a) consists of a series of 15 mm diameter steel rods. The length of each rod is 1.20 m. A 25 mm diameter and 60 degree cone screwed onto the lower rod driven into ground by a 4.5 kg hammer faling freely through a height of 300 mm onto an anvil. The number of blows require for every 300 mm penetration is recorded.
Penetration rod(47¼ inch each) 13 nos;
Coupling 13 nos;
Pipe wrenches 2 nos;
Penetratio cone 2 nos;
Hammer nut 2 nos;
Hammer 1 nos;
Lifting handle 1 nos;
Heavy duty carrying case 1 nos.
