Trial Pit Reporter

The Rubicon Toolbox Trial Pit Reporter allows engineers to quickly and effectively summarize and store the results of trial pit investigations. Apart from summarizing the trial put results in a neat, one-page report, the Trial Pit Reporter also allows users to store and organize trial pit results within a project file in which other design calculations are stored.

A unique feature of the Trial Pit Reporter is that the trial pit information can be linked to a Data Viewer Layout. In this manner, trial pit information can be brought into context with pavement condition data such as deflections, rutting and roughness and visual assessment data. This is how it is done: users first design a Data Viewer Layout by means of the Rubicon Toolbox Data Viewer tool. A Tool Link strip is then added to the layout and any related project information such as Trial Pits and Dynamic Cone Penetrometer (DCP) Tests which are stored in the same project file can be immediately linked to the Data Viewer Layout. By simply clicking on the link icon, the Trial Pit Reporter is immediately displayed. From here data can be viewed and edited, and Trial Pit reports can also be viewed and printed.

Key Features

• Detailed descriptions of up to seven pavement layers can be provided;

• Layer legends can be customized using a full colour selection dialog;

• Key information aspects such as recording dates and method of excavation are included on the Trial Pit Report;

• The Trial Pit Report can be customized with your own company logo;

• All results are summarized in a neat, one-page report that can be printed directly or transferred electronically through normal copy-and-paste operations;

• Link Trial Pit Reporter data to other pavement condition information through the Rubicon Toolbox Data Viewer;

• Allows customization of Engineering Units to display on reports and on screen;

• Backed by MAS's efficient and personalized customer support.

Pricing

Please see our Price List for details.

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