The De-airing tank is a simple way of removing air from water and storing de-aired water in a isolated reservoir .

Before installing a new version of Clisp Studio, you will need to uninstall the current version. 

The Automatic Consolidation System (ACONS) is simple and easy to use and specifically designed to carry out Oedometer testing.

 

 

The following guide is designed to give an overview of how daisy chaining works and the rules that must be followed. 

These ‘Using Clisp Studio’ posts are intended to highlight facilities in Clisp Studio, Part 9 shows the performance monitoring features within Clisp Studio.

Clisp studio allows users to export test data from an individual table to excel, this blog explains how.

The 'New Test' option allows users to create a copy of a test using the same conditions (or data) as a previous test. 

Backing up a database is an important feature in Clisp Studio. A database backup saves ALL Tests and data that has been created in that database.

In an effort to reduce the CO₂ emissions and cover its energy needs, UK has turned to renewable sources of energy and more specifically to offshore wind power harvesting. Offshore Wind Farming is considered to be one of the most reliable ways to produce energy, because: a) the average wind speed over sea is generally higher and more consistent than onshore, making the offshore wind farming more efficient b) the noise and vibrations from the wind turbines do not have any impacts on the environment or human activities due to their distance from land (more than 10km), their size can be twice the size of the onshore turbines and c) wave and current loading can be harvested as well. Also the wind turbine technology is relatively more matured those other forms of renewables.

These ‘Using Clisp Studio’ posts are intended to highlight facilities in Clisp Studio that the User may not be aware of, or general facilities to help your dynamic testing run smoothly.