TabLogs has a lot of options when it comes to tests.
- DCP - Users can select a measurement interval in the dropdown menu for DCP testing results.
- When the interval is changed when there is data beforehand, the previous DCP results will be overwritten and deleted.
- Users may change the units in log settings and heading to the measurement system. Metric for (m) Imperial for (In)
- SPT - Users can select an interval based on the SPT result.
- Testing hammer type is automatically selected with 63.5kg weight by default.
- Users may create new hammer type if necessary.
- Users are required to input the depth, recovery, and n-value.
- SPT N can be split into a Label and a Value field, this is controlled via a toggle in Settings/Log Settings/In-Situ Tests
- Testing hammer type is automatically selected with 63.5kg weight by default.
- PP - Users can input the depth and PP reading for PP testing result.
- UCS - Users can input the depth and UCS reading for UCS testing result.
- PSP - Users can input the blow count for PSP testing result.
- TabLogs by default gives the depth from and depth to.
- ASS - Acid sulfate testing samples will automatically be shown here once logged in the Samples tab.
- CPT - Users may be able to download a template on CPT testing results tab.
- Once downloaded, users may input multiple data that can be reuploaded back to the site.
- Once reuploaded, the testing result will be reflected on the application.
- Users may also directly upload their CPT testing results using .csv and .xlsx file format
- DPSH - Users can select a measurement interval in the dropdown menu for DPSH testing result.
- When the interval is changed when there is data beforehand, the previous DPSH results will be overwritten and deleted.
- Users may change the units on log settings and heading to measurement system. Metric for (m) Imperial for (In)
- SV - Users need to input the depth, peak, and residual for SV Testing Results
- PID - Users need to input depth and PPM for PID testing results.
Users may add a custom testing type then name it and select a testing graphic
e.g.:
