New ADCP Method
- Virtually eliminates worker fatigue and eliminates the risk of muscle strain and hand or finger injuries
- Mechanical lifting of the hammer delivers an accurate impact every two seconds, resulting in accurate data
- One person operation, 7 to 14 tests per hour (typical), results in approximately 1/5 the labor cost of manual DCP
- Data automatically collected, recorded, and available to the operator in real-time
- Removal of ADCP shaft after test completion is automated and causes no damage to mechanism
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Manual DCP Method
- Induces worker fatigue, manual lifting and worker fatigue can result in irregular impact and inaccurate data
- Two (or three) person operation, 2 to 5 tests per hour (typical), results in high labor costs
- Data collected and recorded manually
- Removal of DCP shaft after test completion is difficult and sometimes damages the mechanism
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