Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
This is a story about the other day when I went to a job site.
A technical staff member contracted by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism asked us to collect the drilling slurry.
They say they need a photo of that.
However, after that, “It's not even part of the test, and it's not really necessary, but just in case...」
That's what they say.
So, the first-tier subcontractor was tasked with collecting samples from the free span to the anchorage.
It might be a waste to collect Drilling Slimes.
I'm writing this, but I guess it's not really useful as a reference, is it? lol
Even though you know that, the contract technician is still asking you to hire them, right?
I'm not denying it myself, but I just can't help feeling like, "Hmm, I don't know..."
I already have so much work to do, and collecting these slimes is such a pain, isn't it? lol
Plus, since we have to take samples at precise 1-meter intervals, it gets really complicated when we have to take a sample when the casing is two-thirds full...
When collecting them with a net, this is the only way to make sure each one is clearly identifiable, isn't it?
We're harvesting them after they've changed color just right.
As you gain more experience with collecting slime in this area, you’ll become a veteran who can identify them just by staring at their colors.
As for how to actually use slime,Place a bar chart next to the slime collection data for comparisonThat's probably the best option.
For example, comparing the colors of the deposited layers.
It looks like the slime-hunting trend will continue for a while.
See you later.
It's really a pain, isn't it❗
It turns out the collection dishes I picked up on a whim are actually the same ones, lol.
Thank you for your hard work.
We ran into each other in an unexpected place today, lol.
Maybe our ways of thinking are similar without us realizing it?
Please take good care of our youngster next week. lol