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Pile driving instrumentation offers many advantages but also has certain limitations. By substituting traditional static load tests with dynamic load tests or instrumentation during driving to determine the axial capacity of a pile, it has been possible to considerably reduce the cost and time of execution. This is particularly true for the control and validation of offshore piles.

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G-Octopus performed the Pile Driving Monitoring of three of the four foundation piles of EOS transformer platform jacket for the Butendiek project.

Pile Driving Monitoring (PDM) during driving and Pile Dynamic Testing (PDT) are widely used in onshore and offshore construction to ensure the structural integrity of the piles during driving and achieve a safe and economical pile installation.

G-Octopus performed the instrumentation and monitoring of the lateral load test on the mooring dolphins at the DUNKERQUE LNG TERMINAL PAGE PROJECT LNG PLANT.

G-Octopus performed the Pile Driving Monitoring during the installation of seven four-legged jackets. Monitoring included all driven sections of all foundation piles.

G-Octopus performed the Pile Driving Monitoring Services for two test piles on the Loire River.

G-Octopus performed the Pile Driving Monitoring of three of the four foundation piles of EOS transformer platform jacket for the Butendiek project.