Geotechnical Services that we offer:

Site Investigations: Our Geotechnical engineers conduct site investigations to gather data on the subsurface conditions, including soil and rock properties, groundwater levels, and geological features. This information is crucial for understanding the engineering behavior of the ground and identifying potential risks or challenges. We offer geotechnical investigations for Dam sites, Bridges, Roads, Buildings, Quarries, Mines, Windmills, and Towers

Soil and Rock Testing: Geotechnical works involve conducting laboratory tests on soil and rock samples obtained during site investigations. These tests determine parameters such as strength, compressibility, permeability, and shear resistance, which are essential for engineering design and analysis. Check Matlab for more information.

Geotechnical Analysis: Our Geotechnical engineers analyze the collected data to assess the stability, settlement, and bearing capacity of the ground. They use various analytical methods, such as slope stability analysis, settlement analysis, and foundation design calculations, to evaluate the performance of the soil and rock masses under different loading conditions.

Foundation Design: Geotechnical works include designing foundations for structures based on the site conditions and load requirements. Rock Link Geological Consultants Engineers consider factors such as soil bearing capacity, settlement criteria, groundwater conditions, and potential geotechnical hazards to develop safe and cost-effective foundation designs.

Retaining Wall Design: Our Geotechnical engineers design retaining walls to provide lateral support and prevent soil or rock slope failures. They consider factors such as soil properties, groundwater conditions, slope stability analysis, and design parameters to develop suitable retaining wall systems.

Ground Improvement: In cases where the ground conditions are not optimal for construction, geotechnical works may involve recommending and designing ground improvement techniques. These techniques include methods such as soil stabilization, soil compaction, ground reinforcement, and grouting, aimed at improving the engineering properties of the ground to meet project requirements.

Geotechnical Monitoring: Geotechnical works often involve monitoring the performance of the ground during and after construction. This may include monitoring settlement, groundwater levels, slope movements, or the behavior of retaining structures. Monitoring helps in assessing the effectiveness of design solutions and identifying any unexpected ground movements or deformations.

Geotechnical Reports and Recommendations: Geotechnical engineers at Rock Link Geological Consultants prepares reports and provide recommendations based on investigations, analysis, and design work. These reports outline the ground conditions, potential risks, and recommended engineering solutions, serving as a guide for construction professionals, project managers, and other stakeholders.