Geological Survey and Consultancy
A Geological Survey in civil engineering involves studying the subsurface conditions of a project site. This includes mapping soil types, rock formations, groundwater levels, and fault lines to assess the area's stability and suitability for construction. For example, before building roads, bridges, dams, or tunnels, engineers rely on survey data to understand load-bearing capacity, seismic risks, or potential erosion issues.
Geological Consultancy in this field provides specialized expertise to civil engineering projects. Consultants analyze survey data and offer practical recommendations, such as the best foundation design (e.g., piles or shallow footings), slope stabilization techniques, or mitigation strategies for hazards like landslides or flooding. They work closely with engineers to ensure the project aligns with the site's geological conditions, minimizing risks and costs.
In brief, the survey provides the raw geological data, while consultancy translates it into actionable insights for safe and efficient civil construction.
Our Testing services:
- • Compressive test of Rock
- • Density test of Rock
- • Point load index of Rock
- • CBR test of Soil
- • Consolidation test of Soil
- • Direct shear test of Soil
- • Free swell index of Soil
- • Gradation test of Soil
- • Light & Heavy proctor test of Soil
- • Shrinkage limit test of Soil
- • Water Content test of Soil
- • Specific gravity test of Soil
- • Unconfined Compressive strength test of Soil
- • Standard Penetration test of Soil
- • Subgrade reaction modulus of Soil
- • Plate Load test of Soil
- • Trixial Shear Strength
- • Mohs hardness test