The Digital Triaxial Machine TM-D10/30/80 is an advanced laboratory testing system designed to determine the shear strength and stress strain behavior of soil samples under controlled conditions. Geotechnical laboratories, civil engineering departments, and research institutions use this machine to evaluate soil properties for foundation design, slope stability, and earthwork projects. Because soil behavior directly affects structural safety, accurate triaxial testing is essential in geotechnical engineering.

<strong>Function and testing purpose</strong>
The digital triaxial machine performs consolidated drained, consolidated undrained, and unconsolidated undrained tests on soil specimens. Engineers use these tests to determine cohesion, internal friction angle, and deformation behavior. Therefore, the machine supports reliable soil investigation and safer engineering design decisions.

<strong>Digital measurement and control system</strong>
The TM-D10/30/80 uses digital sensors and control systems to measure load, pressure, and deformation accurately. As a result, operators can monitor real-time test data throughout the loading process. Moreover, digital data acquisition reduces manual errors and improves repeatability. Consequently, laboratories produce consistent and dependable test results.

<strong>Stable loading frame design</strong>
The rigid loading frame ensures uniform axial load application during testing. Because the structure remains stable, soil specimens experience controlled stress conditions. This stability improves stress strain accuracy and helps generate reliable test curves. In addition, the strong frame supports continuous laboratory operation.

<strong>Precise pressure regulation</strong>
The machine includes a precise pressure control system for confining pressure and back pressure application. Engineers can adjust pressure levels smoothly to simulate in-situ soil conditions. Therefore, laboratories reproduce realistic field environments during testing. Accurate pressure control improves shear strength evaluation.

<strong>Accurate deformation measurement</strong>
The digital triaxial machine measures axial deformation consistently throughout each test. As a result, engineers analyze soil stiffness, peak strength, and failure behavior effectively. Reliable deformation data improves interpretation of soil response under load.

<strong>Versatility for different soil types</strong>
The TM-D10/30/80 supports testing of clay, silt, and granular soils under different drainage conditions. Consequently, laboratories use the same machine for routine testing and advanced research. This flexibility improves laboratory efficiency.

<strong>User-friendly operation</strong>
The digital interface allows operators to set test parameters easily and monitor results clearly. Therefore, technicians perform tests efficiently with minimal training. Simple operation also improves consistency between tests.

<strong>Use in geotechnical engineering laboratories</strong>
Geotechnical laboratories use this digital triaxial machine for foundation design, embankment analysis, and retaining structure projects. Engineers rely on accurate triaxial data to evaluate soil strength and deformation. Consequently, reliable testing reduces design uncertainty.

<strong>Application in academic institutions</strong>
Universities and technical institutes use this machine for teaching soil mechanics and laboratory testing methods. Students gain hands-on experience with modern triaxial systems. As a result, theoretical kno