Commercial lightweight rigs, trucks and vessels that support remote-controlled operations.

Examples of available technologies for both onshore and offshore

operations are given in Figures 1.2 to 1.8. Marine geotechnical offshore
and near-shore investigations can be performed from dedicated drillships
equipped for geological survey, geotechnical stratigraphy and reservoir
characterization (Figures 1.2 and in situ tests can be deployed into the ground using a wide
range of pushing equipment, such as manual lifting of the SPT weight, very
lightweight rigs, trucks and vessels that support remote-controlled operations. Examples of
available technologies for both onshore and offshore
operations are given in Figures 1.2 to 1.8. Marine geotechnical offshore
and near-shore investigations can be performed from dedicated drillships
equipped for geological survey, geotechnical stratigraphy and reservoir
characterization lightweight rigs, trucks and vessels that support remote-controlled operations.
Examples of available technologies for both onshore and offshore
operations are given in Figures 1.2 to 1.8. Marine geotechnical offshore
and near-shore investigations can be performed from dedicated drillships
equipped for geological survey, geotechnical stratigraphy and reservoir
characterization (Figures 1.2 and (Figures 1.2 and 1.3). These ships are often equipped with
seabed units that can perform tests mechanically, with the unit submerged
and placed onto the seabed where the test is performed automatically
according to prescribed procedures (Figure 1.4). Contact between the surface and the seabed
unit is by means of acoustic data modem or via a
bypass cable.
A variety of driving systems is available worldwide for onshore operations. Trucks, such as those
illustrated in Figures 1.5 and 1.6, are ideal
vehicles for providing quick, cost-effective mobile platforms capable of high
production rates. lightweight rigs, trucks and vessels that support remote-controlled operations.
Examples of available technologies for both onshore and offshore
operations are given in Figures 1.2 to 1.8. Marine geotechnical offshore
and near-shore investigations can be performed from dedicated drillships
equipped for geological survey, geotechnical stratigraphy and reservoir
characterization (Figures 1.2 and The main obstacle to performing site investigation operation
tests in these robust, off-road 100 to 200 kN vehicles is mobility on
soft ground. This can be overcome by the integrated track systems shown
in Figure 1.6, which com lightweight rigs, trucks and vessels that support remote-controlled
operations. Examples of available technologies for both onshore and offshore
operations are given in Figures 1.2 to 1.8. Marine geotechnical offshore
and near-shore investigations can be performed from dedicated drillships
equipped for geological survey, geotechnical stratigraphy and reservoir
characterization (Figures 1.2 and bine hydraulically driven tracks with the truck’s
wheels (i.e. by retracting the tracks the vehicle can run as an ordinary
truck), giving the required mobility in all ground conditions.