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Menard Pressure Meter LMMPM-A100

Menard Pressure Meter LMMPM-A100 is a pressure meter for field soil analysis. Maximum test pressure is 5.5 megapascals. Borehole wall deformation can be observed in real time under applied pressure. Test tube volume is 638 cubic centimeters. Test water tube cross sectional area is 14.19 square centimeters. Naked diameter is 50 millimeters and diameter with metal shield is 55 millimeters. Length is 500 millimeters and test length is 250 millimeters....
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Specifications

Maximum Test Pressure 5.5 MPa
Volume Of Test Tube 638 cm³
Cross-Sectional Area (Test Water Tube) 14.19 cm²
Naked Diameter 50 mm
Diameter With Metal Shield 55 mm
Length 500 mm
Test Length 250 mm
Required Borehole Diameter Range 52 to 58 mm
Original Volume Of Pressure meter Chamber 491 cm³
Min. Reading Of Pressure Gauge 0.005Mpa
Pressure Source High-pressure nitrogen pipe
Dimensions 830 × 360 × 220 mm
Weight 28 Kg

Pricing

Product Price Unit Action
Menard Pressure Meter LMMPM-A100 $ 23275 Each of 1

Features

Plane Deformation Stress Analysis
Reads soil deformation under applied pressure.

In Situ Soil Stress Measurement
Measures soil stress in the borehole.

Portable Field Design
Built for use at the test site.

Nitrogen Pressure Source
High pressure nitrogen pipe supplies the test pressure.

Test Water Tube
Controls volume expansion of the probe.

Real Time Observation
Borehole wall deformation under pressure.

Pressure Gauge
Fine minimum reading for pressure steps.

Pressuremeter Test Equipment
Pressure meter set for field soil testing.

Standard Accessories

Accessory

Unit

Quantity

Reducing Valve

Each

1

Air Source Tube

Each

1

25m impulse pipe

Each

1

Pressure meter elastic membrane

Pack

10

Nylon tube bushing

Pack

20

Seal Ring

Pack

20

Outer Protective Membrane

Set

5

Φ8 × 1.9 O ring

Pack

50

Spare tools

Each

1

AP Pressure meter

Each

1

Stainless steel calibration tool

Each

1

Inflator

Each

1

Tripod

Each

1

Applications

Applications: Geotechnical Site Investigation | Foundation Design | Soil Characterization
Functions: In Situ Soil Testing | Borehole Deformation Testing | Soil Strength Testing

Frequently Asked Questions

1 What is a Menard Pressure Meter?

A Menard Pressure Meter is an apparatus designed to measure soil deformation and strength parameters by applying radial pressure inside a borehole.

2 How does Menard Pressure Meter work?

It works by expanding a cylindrical probe inside a borehole to exert radial pressure on the soil and record the corresponding deformation.

3 How is Menard Pressure Meter used in foundation design?

It is is used in foundation design to determine in-situ bearing capacity and modulus of subgrade reaction, which helps in optimizing foundation size and type.

4 Can Menard Pressure Meter be used in seismic zone site investigations?

It is valuable in seismic zone investigations by helping assess the dynamic modulus and stress-strain behavior of soils under cyclic loads.

5 How does Menard Pressure Meter assist in tunnel construction projects?

It helps in tunnel construction by assessing soil deformation characteristics and lateral pressure response, which are critical for lining design and stability.

6 Is Menard Pressure Meter applicable for evaluating collapsible soils?

It is effective in evaluating collapsible soils by identifying non-linear stress-strain behavior and yielding points under incremental loading.

7 What is the role of Menard Pressure Meter in settlement prediction?

It is used in empirical or analytical settlement prediction models, improving accuracy of deformation forecasts.

8 Can Menard Pressure Meter be applied in rail infrastructure projects?

In rail projects, the Menard Pressure Meter evaluates subgrade stiffness and uniformity along the track alignment to prevent differential settlement and maintain track stability.

9 Is Menard Pressure Meter suitable for monitoring time-dependent soil behavior?

It is used in repeated or staged tests to observe time-dependent settlement and creep behavior in soft cohesive soils.

10 How is Menard Pressure Meter used in risk assessment for geotechnical hazards?

It is applied in geohazard risk assessment by identifying weak or compressible zones that may impact the stability of slopes, embankments, or foundations.