The Hydraulic Profiling Tool (HPT) provides continuous, real-time measurements of subsurface pressure and permeability to evaluate formation characteristics during direct push drilling. HPT logging reveals how easily groundwater and contaminants can move through different soil layers, providing critical insight for planning site characterization and in situ treatment. By generating detailed hydrostratigraphic profiles, HPT data helps environmental professionals build accurate conceptual site models (CSMs) and make informed remediation decisions.
Why It Matters
HPT logging reveals how easily groundwater and contaminants can move through different soil layers—critical insight for planning site characterization and in-situ treatment.
What You’ll Learn in the Brochure
- How HPT measures pressure, flow, and electrical conductivity in real time
- Recommended field procedures and system components
- Data interpretation techniques for permeability estimation and flow zone identification
- Integration tips with MIP and other high-resolution site characterization (HRSC) tools
