KR101523067B1 - Apparatus for measuring coefficient of permeability and permeability test method using thereof - Google Patents

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KR101523067B1
KR101523067B1 KR1020140174134A KR20140174134A KR101523067B1 KR 101523067 B1 KR101523067 B1 KR 101523067B1 KR 1020140174134 A KR1020140174134 A KR 1020140174134A KR 20140174134 A KR20140174134 A KR 20140174134A KR 101523067 B1 KR101523067 B1 KR 101523067B1
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A permeability tester is disclosed. The water permeability tester of the present invention comprises: a burette member supplied with water from a water tank provided at an upper portion of a housing; A sample receiving member having an inlet valve and a drain valve, the sample receiving member being configured to receive a sample to be measured of permeability coefficient, the burette member and the inlet valve being connected by a hose or a pipe; A drain tank configured to receive water drained from the sample storage member and having an inlet connection valve connected to the drain valve via a hose or a pipe; And a controller for measuring the amount of water supplied from the burette member to the sample receiving member and the time taken for the water supplied from the burette member to pass through the sample receiving member to be displayed on the display unit in numeric data . According to the present invention, it is possible to test the permeability coefficient without disturbing the groundwater sample taken from the ground or the sea floor, and to measure the permeability coefficient automatically so that the permeability coefficient test can be performed accurately and easily Effect can be provided.

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FIELD OF THE INVENTION [0001] The present invention relates to a permeability tester and a permeability test method using the same.

The present invention relates to a permeability tester and a permeability testing method using the same, and more particularly, to a permeability tester capable of testing the permeability coefficient without disturbing the groundwater sample collected from the ground or the sea floor, And a permeability test method using the same.

Generally, when concrete or asphalt is packed on the road, a permeability test is carried out in order to ascertain the degree of permeability such as rainwater.

In the permeability test, in order to determine the permeability of the asphalt pavement, a permeability tester is placed at the packing site, the pavement and the tester are sealed, and then the water is poured to perform the permeability test on the variable. And there is a disadvantage that the permeability coefficient can not be obtained. Since only a certain amount of water is measured as the time passed, a permeability test is made mainly for relative comparison.

On the other hand, KSF 2494 (Indoor Pore Test Method for Mixed Asphalt Mixture) is specified for the permeability test for the drainage asphalt mixture.

Indoor permeability test method includes the variable permeability test to obtain the permeability coefficient by using the relationship between the descent of the water level and the elapsed time caused by penetrating the sample with a certain diameter and length, There is a pure water permeability test in which the permeability coefficient is obtained by measuring the flow rate penetrating within a predetermined time by the water permeability test.

The variable permeability test is suitable for the test of relatively low permeability of the clayey soil and the pure water permeability test is suitable for the test of the sample whose permeability coefficient is relatively large.

However, in the case of hardened concrete or asphalt, the watertightness is high, so there is a limit to the measurement of the permeability coefficient by the pressure due to the head difference in the permeability test or the variable permeability test. That is, since watertightness of concrete or asphalt is high, it takes a long time for water to pass through the water column difference. Therefore, the measurement time of the permeability coefficient is long and the amount of water passing through concrete or asphalt is small.

As a conventional technique, a permeability coefficient measuring apparatus is disclosed in Korean Patent No. 10-1421690 (publication date: 2014.07.22). The permeability coefficient measuring apparatus according to the prior art has the advantage of measuring the permeability coefficient by measuring the permeability coefficient by injecting pressure water into concrete or asphalt specimen having high watertightness and measuring the permeability coefficient of the watertightness. , It was difficult to measure the permeability coefficient of high fluidity samples and it was inconvenient to manually record and calculate the permeability coefficient data.

Korean Registered Patent No. 10-1421690 (Publication Date: July 21, 2014)

An object of the present invention is to provide a permeability coefficient tester capable of testing the permeability coefficient without disturbing the groundwater sample taken from the ground or the seabed and automatically measuring the permeability coefficient and providing a permeability test method using the same will be.

The present invention has been made to solve the above-mentioned problems, and it is an object of the present invention to at least partially solve the problems in the conventional arts. It can be understood.

According to the present invention, the above object can be accomplished by providing a burette comprising: a burette member supplied with water from a water tank provided at an upper portion of a housing; A sample receiving member having an inlet valve and a drain valve and configured to receive a sample to be measured of permeability coefficient so that the burette member and the inlet valve are connected to each other by a hose or a pipe and seated in the middle portion of the housing; And a weighing device for receiving the water drained from the sample receiving member and having an inlet connection valve connected to the drain valve by a hose or a pipe and measuring the amount of water passing through the sample receiving member, A drain tank located at a lower portion of the housing; And a controller for measuring the amount of water supplied from the burette member to the sample receiving member and the time taken for the water supplied from the burette member to pass through the sample receiving member to be displayed on the display unit in numerical data, The sample receiving member includes a sample receiving tube formed in a cylindrical shape to receive a sample, and having a sealing packing at an upper end and a lower end, respectively; A lower coupling member configured to be hermetically coupled to a lower end of the sample storage tube and provided with the drain valve; An upper coupling member configured to be hermetically coupled to an upper end of the sample receiving tube, the upper coupling member having the inlet valve; And a plurality of fastening bolts for fastening the upper and lower fastening members such that airtightness is maintained between the upper and lower fastening members and the sample receiving pipe while the sample receiving pipe is positioned between the upper and lower fastening members, Wherein the sealing packing is provided between the outer circumferential surface of the sample collection tube inserted into the sample storage tube and the airtightness between the inner circumferential surface of the sample storage tube and the outer circumferential surface of the sample collection tube is maintained Inner circumferential packing; And a cross-sectional packing provided between the lower end surface of the sample-receiving tube and the upper surface of the lower joining member, and between the upper end surface and the lower surface of the upper joining member to maintain airtightness between the sample receiving tube and the upper and lower joining members And a water permeability coefficient tester.

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And a vacuum generator for evacuating the interior of the sample storage member and the drain tank, wherein the vacuum generator comprises a vacuum generator; A vacuum degree indicator connected to the vacuum generator and configured to display a degree of vacuum and provided in the housing; And a vacuum hose having one end connected to the vacuum generator or the vacuum degree indicator and the other end selectively connected to a vacuum generation valve provided in the drain tank.

According to the present invention, there is provided a permeability testing method using a permeability tester, comprising the steps of: a) inserting a sample collection tube containing a sample collected from a land or sea floor into a sample collection tube, , Coupling the lower joining member to maintain airtightness; b) After the step a), the inlet valve and the burette member of the sample storage member are connected to each other by a hose or a pipe, and the drain valve of the sample storage member and the inlet connection valve of the drain tank are connected by a hose or a pipe, Connecting the vacuum hose of the generator to the vacuum generating valve of the drain tank; c) after the step b), closing the inlet valve and operating the vacuum generator to generate vacuum pressure inside the sample receiving member and inside the drain tank; And d) when vacuum pressure is generated in the interior of the sample storage member and the inside of the drain tank by the step c), the vacuum generating valve is closed and the inlet valve is opened, And a water permeability coefficient of the sample is tested by allowing the sample to be drained to the drain tank through the sample.

The method of claim 1, wherein the step a) includes inserting the sample collection tube into the sample collection tube so that disturbance does not occur in the sample, and a-1) contacting the lower collection member with the upper end of the sample collection tube containing the sample, Turning the sampling pipe and the lower joining member upside down so that the lower end of the sampling pipe faces upward; a-2) inserting the sample collecting tube into the sample receiving tube; And a-3) when the sample collecting tube is inserted into the sample receiving tube, the upper coupling member is closely attached to the upper end of the sample receiving tube, and then the upper and lower coupling members are coupled by a plurality of fastening bolts And the like.

In the step a-1), an inner circumferential surface packing is provided between the inner circumferential surface of the sample receiving tube and the outer circumferential surface of the sample sampling tube, and the upper surface and the upper surface of the lower connecting member, A cross-sectional packing can be provided between the bottom surfaces of the two side plates.

According to the present invention, it is possible to test the permeability coefficient without disturbing the groundwater sample taken from the ground or the sea floor, and to measure the permeability coefficient automatically so that the permeability coefficient test can be performed accurately and easily Effect can be provided.

1 is a perspective view showing a permeability tester according to the present invention.
Fig. 2 is a perspective view showing a sample receiving member of the permeability tester shown in Fig. 1. Fig.
3 is a sectional view showing the sample receiving member shown in Fig.
4 is a schematic block diagram for explaining a method of testing the permeability coefficient according to the present invention.

Hereinafter, preferred embodiments of the present invention will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. In the following description of the present invention, the well-known functions or constructions are not described in order to simplify the gist of the present invention.

FIG. 1 is a perspective view showing a permeability tester according to the present invention, FIG. 2 is a front view showing a permeability tester shown in FIG. 1, and FIG. 3 is a cross- Fig. And FIG. 4 is a schematic block diagram for explaining a method of testing the permeability coefficient according to the present invention.

1 through 4, the permeability coefficient tester 10 according to the present invention is configured to test the permeability coefficient without disturbing the sampled sample. The water permeability tester 10 includes a water tank 30 provided at an upper portion of the housing 20, And a water inlet valve 52 and a water drain valve 54 and configured to receive a sample to be measured of the water permeability coefficient so that the burette member 40 and the water inlet valve 52 A sample receiving member 50 connected to the hose 56 or the pipe and an inlet connection valve 54 connected to the drain valve 54 and the hose 62 or the pipe, The amount of water supplied from the burette member 40 to the sample receiving member 50 and the amount of water supplied from the burette member 40 pass through the sample receiving member 50 And a control unit (100) for measuring the time taken and displaying the measured time on the display unit (72) It is.

This will be described more specifically.

The burette member (40) is connected to the water tank (30) to receive water from the water tank (30). At this time, since the water tank 30 is installed at the upper end of the housing 20, water is supplied to the burette member 40 without operating a separate pump. Needless to say, a manual valve or an electronic valve must be provided.

The sample storage member 50 is adapted to receive a sample taken from the land or the sea floor. The sample storage member 55 is formed in a cylindrical shape to receive the sample. The sample storage tube 55 is provided at the upper and lower ends with a sealing packing 70, A lower coupling member 53 configured to be coupled to the lower end of the sample receiving tube 55 while keeping airtight and having a drain valve 54 on the side thereof, The upper and lower engaging members 51 and 53 are connected to the upper and lower engaging members 51 and 52 in a state where the sample receiving pipe 55 is positioned between the upper and lower engaging members 51 and 53, And a plurality of fastening bolts 58 for fastening the upper and lower coupling members 51 and 53 so that airtightness is maintained between the upper and lower coupling members 51 and 53 and the sample receiving pipe 55. The fastening bolt 58 has a structure in which the head of the bolt is hooked to the coupling hole of the lower coupling member 53 and the end of the bolt is inserted into the fitting hole formed in the upper coupling member 51 and then fastened with a nut.

At this time, the burette member 40 and the inlet valve 52 are connected by the hose 56.
The sample housing member 50 is installed in the middle portion of the housing 20 as shown in Fig.

The sealing packing 70 is provided between the outer circumferential surface of the sample sampling tube 59 inserted into the sample receiving tube 55 and the inner circumferential surface of the sample receiving tube 55, An inner circumferential surface packing 72 for maintaining the airtightness between the outer circumferential surfaces of the sampling tube 59 and the upper surface of the lower end surface of the sample receiving tube 55 and the upper surface of the lower connecting member 53, And a cross-sectional packing 74 provided between the surface and the bottom surface of the upper coupling member 51 to maintain the airtightness between the sample receiving tube 55 and the upper and lower coupling members 51 and 53 .

The inner circumferential surface packing 72 is fitted to the mounting groove 55A formed in the inner circumferential surface of each end of the sample receiving tube 55 and the packing 74 for the cross section is fitted to the inner circumferential surface of the upper and lower coupling members 51, And are fitted into fitting grooves 55B formed on the upper surface and the lower surface of the sample receiving pipe 55, respectively.

The inner circumferential surface packing 72 is formed so as to have a cross-sectional shape of "C"

On the other hand, disk-shaped synthetic resin materials are respectively installed on the surfaces of the upper and lower engaging members 51 and 53 which are in contact with each other, that is, in the area in contact with the inner space of the sample receiving tube 55. This synthetic resin material is for preventing the sample from flowing out, and serves to pressurize (support) the sample so as not to disturb the sample.

The drainage tank 60 is positioned below the housing 20 as shown in FIG. 1 and configured to receive water drained from the sample-receiving member 50. The drainage valve 54 and the hose 62, And an inlet connection valve (64) connected to the inlet valve (64). A vacuum generating valve 66 is provided in the drain tank 60.

A weighing instrument 80 for measuring the amount of water that has passed through the sample storage member 50 is provided on the bottom surface of the drain tank 60. The weighing instrument 80 is constituted by a load cell device and converts the amount of water discharged from the sample storage member 50 into an electrical signal and transmits the electrical signal to the control unit 100.

The vacuum generator 90 includes a vacuum generator 92 and a vacuum generator 90. The vacuum generator 90 includes a vacuum generator 90 and a vacuum generator 90. The vacuum generator 90 is a vacuum pump, A vacuum degree indicator 94 provided at the housing 20 and connected to the vacuum generator 92 or the degree of vacuum indicator 94 at one end thereof and a drain tank 60 at the other end thereof, And a vacuum hose 96 selectively connected to a vacuum generating valve 66 provided in the vacuum hose 96. Such a vacuum generating device 90 is provided to make the interior of the sample accommodating member 50 in a vacuum state so that water can easily pass through the sample. It is preferable that the vacuum generating device 90 is configured to be operated or not operated depending on the kind of the sample.

The control unit 100 measures the amount of water supplied from the burette member 40 to the sample receiving member 50 and the time taken for the water supplied from the burette member 40 to pass through the sample receiving member 50, 110 in numerical data.

The controller 100 is also connected to the vacuum generator 90 to control the vacuum generator 90 and the vacuum degree indicator 94.

On the other hand, the control unit 100 can be connected to a portable terminal or a computer to display or process the permeability coefficient data in a terminal or a computer.

As shown in FIGS. 1 and 2, the number of permeability tester 10 according to the present invention may be arranged in the housing 20 continuously. That is, a plurality of samples or a plurality of samples can be simultaneously tested by providing a second permeability tester and a third permeability tester next to one permeability tester 10.

Hereinafter, a method of testing the permeability coefficient of a soil, a sediment, a concrete, and an asphalt of a land by using the permeability tester 10 will be described.

a) Step

In order to perform the permeability test using the permeability coefficient tester 10, a sample is first taken in the sample collection pipe 59. At this time, the sample is completely filled in the sample collection tube 59 so that the sample is not completely disturbed during the movement.

Subsequently, the sample collecting tube 59 containing the sample is inserted into the sample receiving tube 55, and then the upper and lower coupling members 51 and 53 are coupled to the upper and lower sides of the sample receiving tube 55 so as to maintain airtightness .

In this way, it is important to prevent the disturbance of the sample taken during the process of inserting the sample sampling pipe 59 into the sample receiving pipe 55. The following procedure is followed.

a-1) Step

The sample collection tube 59 and the lower joining member 53 are turned upside down so that the lower end of the sample sampling tube 59 faces upwards after the lower joining member 53 is brought into close contact with the upper end of the sample sampling tube 59 containing the sample do.

a-2) Step

When the sample collection tube 59 and the lower coupling member 53 are inverted in the above-described step, the sample collection tube 59 is inserted into the sample collection tube 55. That is, the sample collecting tube 55 is positioned above the sample collecting tube 59 in a standing state, and then moved downward so that the sample collecting tube 59 is inserted into the sample receiving tube 55.

At this time, airtightness is maintained between the upper and lower outer circumferential surfaces of the sample sampling tube 59 and the inner circumferential surface of the sample receiving tube 55 by the inner circumferential surface packing 72.

Step a-3)

When the sample collecting pipe 59 is inserted into the sample collecting pipe 55 in the above-described process, the upper connecting member 51 is closely attached to the upper end of the sample collecting pipe 55 and then a plurality of fastening bolts 57 The upper and lower engagement members 51 and 53 are engaged with each other. When the upper and lower engaging members 51 and 53 are engaged with the fastening bolt 57 as described above, the upper and lower ends of the sample receiving pipe 55 and the cross- The sample receiving tube 55 and the upper and lower engaging members 51 and 53 are hermetically coupled by the packing 74.

By this process, the sample in the sample sampling tube 59 can be accommodated in the sample receiving tube 55 without disturbance.

b) Step

The inlet valve 52 of the sample storage member 50 and the burette member 40 are connected to each other by the hose 56 and the drain valve 54 of the sample storage member 50 and the drain tank The inlet connection valve 64 of the vacuum generator 60 is connected to the hose 62 and the vacuum hose 95 of the vacuum generator 90 is connected to the vacuum generating valve 66 of the drain tank 60.

c) Step

After the above step b), the inlet valve 56 is closed and the vacuum generator 90 is operated to generate vacuum pressure inside the sample receiving member 50 and inside the drain tank 60.

d) Step

When vacuum pressure is generated inside the sample storage member 50 and inside the drain tank 60 by the above-described step c), the vacuum generating valve 66 is closed and the inlet valve 52 is opened to open the burette member 40 is passed through the sample in the sample housing member 50 and drained to the drain tank 60 to test the permeability coefficient of the sample.

That is, when the inlet valve 52 is opened in a state where vacuum pressure is generated inside the sample housing member 50 and the drain tank 60, water in the burette member 40 flows into the sample housing member 50 And then drained to the drain tank 60 through the sample.

At this time, the control unit 100 receives the amount of water that has passed through the sample storage member 50 from the weighing machine 80 installed on the bottom surface of the drain tank 60 as data, The permeability coefficient of the sample is calculated based on the time passed through the member 50 and displayed on the display unit 110. [ Of course, when the control unit 100 is connected to a computer or a terminal, the measured permeability coefficient may be displayed on a computer or a terminal.

 In this way, the permeability coefficient can be tested without disturbing the sediment samples collected from the soil or the sea floor, and the permeability coefficient can be measured automatically, so that the permeability test of the sample can be performed quickly, accurately and easily .

While the present invention has been particularly shown and described with reference to exemplary embodiments thereof, it is to be understood that the invention is not limited to the disclosed embodiments, but, on the contrary, It is obvious to those who have. Accordingly, it should be understood that such modifications or alterations should not be understood individually from the technical spirit and viewpoint of the present invention, and that modified embodiments fall within the scope of the claims of the present invention.

10: Permeability coefficient tester 20: Housing
30: water tank 40: burette member
50: sample housing member 51: upper coupling member
52: inlet valve 53: lower coupling member
54: Drain valve 55: Sample collection tube
56,62: Hose
59: Sampling pipe 60: Drain tank
64: Receiving connection valve 70: Sealing packing
72: inner circumferential packing 74: sectional packing
80: Weighing instrument 90: Vacuum generator
100: control unit 110: display unit

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delete delete delete A burette member supplied with water from a water tank provided at an upper portion of the housing;
A sample receiving member having an inlet valve and a drain valve, the sample receiving member being configured to receive a sample to be measured of permeability coefficient, the burette member and the inlet valve being connected by a hose or a pipe;
A drainage tank provided with a water measuring valve for measuring the amount of water having passed through the sample receiving member, the drainage tank having a drain connection valve connected to the drainage valve by a hose or a pipe and configured to receive water drained from the sample storage member; ; And
And a controller for measuring the amount of water supplied from the burette member to the sample receiving member and the time taken for the water supplied from the burette member to pass through the sample receiving member to be displayed on the display unit in numeric data,
The sample-
A sample receiving tube formed in a cylindrical shape to receive the sample and having a sealing packing at an upper end and a lower end, respectively;
A lower coupling member configured to be hermetically coupled to a lower end of the sample storage tube and provided with the drain valve;
An upper coupling member configured to be hermetically coupled to an upper end of the sample receiving tube, the upper coupling member having the inlet valve; And
And a plurality of fastening bolts for fastening the upper and lower coupling members so that airtightness is maintained between the upper and lower coupling members and the sample receiving pipe while the sample receiving pipe is positioned between the upper and lower coupling members, ≪ / RTI >
The sealing packing may include:
An inner circumferential surface packing provided between the inner circumferential surface of the sample receiving tube and the outer circumferential surface of the sample collecting tube inserted into the sample receiving tube so as to maintain airtightness between the inner circumferential surface of the sample receiving tube and the outer circumferential surface of the sample collecting tube; And
And a cross-sectional packing provided between the lower end surface of the sample receiving tube and the upper surface of the lower joining member, and between the upper end surface and the lower surface of the upper joining member to maintain airtightness between the sample receiving tube and the upper and lower joining members ≪ / RTI >
Permeability tester.
5. The method of claim 4,
A vacuum generating device for evacuating the inside of the sample storage member and the drain tank is provided,
The vacuum generator comprises:
A vacuum generator;
A vacuum degree indicator connected to the vacuum generator and configured to display a degree of vacuum and provided in the housing; And
And a vacuum hose connected at one end to the vacuum generator or the vacuum degree indicator and at the other end to a vacuum generating valve provided at the drain tank.
Permeability tester.
A permeability test method using the permeability coefficient tester according to claim 4 or 5,
a) inserting the sample collecting tube containing the sample collected from the land or the sea floor into a sample receiving tube of the sample receiving member, and then coupling the upper and lower coupling members to the upper and lower sides of the sample receiving tube so as to maintain airtightness ;
b) After the step a), the inlet valve and the burette member of the sample storage member are connected to each other by a hose or a pipe, and the drain valve of the sample storage member and the inlet connection valve of the drain tank are connected by a hose or a pipe, Connecting the vacuum hose of the generator to the vacuum generating valve of the drain tank;
c) after the step b), closing the inlet valve and operating the vacuum generator to generate vacuum pressure inside the sample receiving member and inside the drain tank; And
d) if vacuum pressure is generated inside the sample storage member and inside the drain tank by the step c), the vacuum generation valve is closed and the inlet valve is opened so that the water of the burette member Passing the sample through the drainage tank and discharging it to the drainage tank to test the permeability coefficient of the sample.
Permeability test method using permeability tester.
The method according to claim 6,
The step a)
The sample collecting tube is inserted into the sample receiving tube so that disturbance of the collected sample does not occur,
a-1) placing a lower joining member on the upper end of the sample-sampling tube in which the sample is housed, turning the sample-sampling tube and the lower joining member upside down so that the lower end of the sample-sampling tube faces upward;
a-2) inserting the sample collecting tube into the sample receiving tube; And
a-3) When the sample collecting tube is inserted into the sample receiving tube, the upper coupling member is closely attached to the upper end of the sample receiving tube, and then the upper and lower coupling members are coupled by a plurality of fastening bolts ≪ / RTI >
Permeability test method using permeability tester.
8. The method of claim 7,
The step (a-1)
A packing for an inner circumferential surface is provided between the inner circumferential surface of the sample receiving tube and the outer circumferential surface of the sample collecting tube and a packing for a cross section is provided between the lower end surface of the sample receiving tube and the upper surface of the lower coupling member, Characterized in that,
Permeability test method using permeability tester.
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