Geotechnical Studies Department

The Geotechnical and Environmental Engineering Department specializes in studying soil and rock properties and evaluating their behavior to support the design and implementation of engineering projects in accordance with the highest standards of safety and sustainability. The department provides geotechnical investigation services, foundation design, slope stability studies, and environmental solutions related to groundwater management, environmental impact assessment, and soil remediation. The department aims to provide reliable engineering and environmental solutions that contribute to the success of infrastructure projects.

 

Subject tests

Soil is classified according to international standards to determine its type, whether it is well-graded or poorly graded, and then used in the design of concrete or asphalt mixtures, road layers, dams, and various backfilling works.


Loop samples (core) according to international specifications.

 

Concrete Works

Description of the items Test Method
Compressive Strength of Concrete Cube (or) Cylinder
Compressive strength test for concrete (cube or cylinder)
ASTM C-39 / BS 1881
Sampling and checking concrete on site (slump and temperature)
Provision of a technician to inspect and take concrete samples on site (slump and temperature)
ASTM C-143 / ASTM C-1064
Compressive Strength and Dimension of Concrete Masonry Blocks
Compressive strength test and measurement of concrete block dimensions
ASTM C 90
Fire Resistance of Hollow Block
Fire resistance of hollow blocks
ASTM E 119
Water Absorption Masonry Block
Water absorption of concrete blocks
ASTM C 40
Compressive Strength of Border Blocks
Compression resistance test for side blocks and edge pieces
ASTM C 140

 

Asphalt Work

Description of the items Test Method
Asphalt Extraction and Gradation
Extraction and grading of asphalt
ASTM D 2172
Stability and Flow of Marshall Specimen (1 pc)
Stability and flow test for a single Marshall sample
ASTM D 6927
Loss of Marshall Stability (1 pc)
Loss of Marshall stability for a single sample
ASTM D 6927
Average Thickness of Core
Average sample thickness
ASTM C 366
Maximum Theoretical Density of Asphalt Mix
Maximum theoretical density of asphalt mixture sample
ASTM D 2041
Obtaining Core from Asphalt Layer (Min. 3)
Extraction of core samples from the asphalt layer (at least 3 samples)
ASTM D 5361
Rate of Application of Primer Coat
Base coat application rate
ASTM D 41
Mobilization and Demobilization of Core Machine
Preparation and removal of the drilling machine
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