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5. STANDARDIZATION OF PENETROMETERS
The Sounding Conunittees in Denmark, Fin-land, Sweden and Norway have formed a working group, with the main intension to develop Standards for penetration tests in Scandinavia. So far, standards has been proposed for specific Scandinavian methods, weight-sounding and ram-sounding. A coordination between the Scandinavian countries with respect to standardization of other methods, will certainly take place.
The activities in the North Sea has re-sulted in international contacts also concerning geotechnical explorations.
The futurę need of common and comparable methods and eąuipment is obvious. Especi-ally the static cone penetrometer test has to be mentioned in this connection.
It is probably the most advantageous eąuipment for in situ soil exploration at sea bottom. An international Standard will be of considerable significanse for the applicability of this method.
In generał, an international or European Standard for penetration tests with common application, will be of great in-terest for Norwegian geotechnical activ-ity.
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In connection with the generał view concerning Norwegian penetration testing practice, I have had useful and informa-tive talks with several Staff members of consulting firms and institutions. I wish to express my thanks to all of them. I further acknowledge the contribution of Professor N. Janbu who reviewed the manuscript and madę helpful comments.
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