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Bender element is used to determine the shear modulus of the soil sample, andto accurately predict the shear modulus of any sample, it required topreciously locate the advent point of the shear wave component in the recordedoutput signal. All the existing methods enforces to identify those pointmanually. The lack of automation makes the process tedious, time consuming andprone to error. In addition, contamination from the P wave and the presence ofnoises makes this identification procedure dubious. It requires an expertjudgment to overcome the above mentioned difficulties. In this paper, a newmethod is suggested based on Sliding Fourier Transform to resolves all thesecomplications. The proposed method can be automated easily and almost requiresno human inputs. The method found to be reliant against the presence of noise,P wave contamination and distortion of the signal. The proposed method found tobe a superior replacement of existing methods.

An automated method to calculate the arrival time of shear waves for bender element tests