You'll
soon realize that we take simplicity and usability rather seriously.
Yeh, sure... Everyone says that... but
in Piletest we declared ease of use as our #1 objective and we will go the extreme, just
to save you a couple of seconds on an operation performed on site.
As a result of these efforts you can learn to use our
systems by yourself in a few hours. Saving those training days required by
other, harder to use, systems. And saving hours in the field.
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The main page of CHUM
- Just like the familiar Windows interface, you can view piles by date,
name, etc. In addition, your piles can be arranged by their physical x-y
location within the site, this site-plan view can be zoomed in and out and
moved around, all with a single click.
- There is no limit to the number of piles you can keep, to the pile names or, in fact, to anything else.
- You project may be divided into subsites, each with its own site plan.
- double click on an existing pile, or tap on the big + to edit,
re-test or add a pile, all these operations are done with a single, intuitive wizard
described next
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CHUM's "Test Wizard"
- The wizard naturally leads you through the ultrasonic test stages. It also
verifies that no step is skipped
- CHUM's ergonomic user interface lets you define sections quickly and positively.
- Only three clicks, and you can start logging
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CHUM First Arrival Time (FAT) Picking
- CHUM automatically picks the FAT for all recorded pulses using one of several available
algorithms.
- FAT can be overridden by the user for individual pulses by a single mouse click
- A quick navigation graph (on left) lets you quickly locate and jump to problematic areas
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CHUM's output
- CHUM's results can be presented in many methods, ranging from the traditional
1-Dimensional plot to the intuitive, 2-Dimensional tomography.
- Line plot (Energy/Velocity/Attenuation/FAT) with an optional waterfall
watermark background
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CHUM 3D tomography (Optional software)
- Data from all sections is combined to calculate velocities within the
pile's volume.
- Zoom, Rotate, Tilt, Pane, Slice and Report - all with an intuitive
interface made especially for viewing piles
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