Summary OF DCP
DCPs are a simple test for performing site investigations or to supplement other in situ tests or test borings. Table 3.13 presents a summary of reported application of DCP results.
Table 3.13 Summary of reported applications of DCP results
|
Application |
Class of DCP |
References |
|
Stratigraphy |
DPL |
author |
|
DPSH |
Kelley & Lutenegger (1999) |
|
|
Liquefaction potential |
DPSH |
Ashfield etal. (2013) Talbot (2017) |
|
Compaction control |
DPL |
Lacroix & Horn (1973) Hanna et al. (1986) Acar et al. (1991) Ford & Eliason (1993) Gabr etal. (2001) Karunaprema & Edirisinghe (2002) Ampadu & Arthur (2006) Mousavi et al. (2018) |
|
DPM |
Schmid (1975) |
|
|
DPH |
Schmid (1975) |
|
|
Footing inspection |
DPL |
Sowers & Hedges (1966) |
|
Design of shallow foundations |
DPL |
Ooi& Ting (1975) Swann (1982) Formazin & Hausner (1985) Ampadu (2005) |
|
DPH |
Kayalar (1988) Bohdan &Tomasz (2001) |
|
|
DPSH |
Khanna et al. (1953) |
|
|
Design of deep foundations |
DPL |
Engel etal. (1994) Nilsson & Cunha (2004) Silva & Miguel (2008) |
|
DPM |
Van Leijden et al. (1982) |
The author recommends that engineers give consideration to the use of both light DCPs and super heavy DCPs performed in the following manner:
1. For super heavy DCPs, use a 63.5kg (140 lbs) automatic hammer, a drop height of 76cm (30in.), AW drill rods, a 63.5 mm (2.50in.) diameter cone ((area=31.7cm2) with an apex angle of 60°, and a drive interval of 15 cm (6 in.).
Figure 3.11 Super heavy DCP results obtained at four sites.
Figure 3.12 Variability of results from seven super heavy DCP profiles at a site.
- 2. For light DCPs, select a suitable hammer mass and drop height, and a suitable cone diameter and drive interval to match expected soil conditions. Use a cone with an apex angle of 60°;
- 3. Test results should be presented graphically as incremental and cumulative penetration resistance versus depth and as dynamic penetration resistance, rd or qd, versus depth.
Figure 3.11 shows the results of super heavy DCPs obtained by the author at four sites. Each profile was completed in about 25 min. To illustrate the reproducibility of results, the results from seven super heavy DCP profiles performed at a site in a medium dense sand by one operator using an automatic hammer and AW rods are shown in Figure 3.12. The variation in test results can essentially be attributed to natural soil variability.
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