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Phase 2: Geotechnical Investigation
You may have need for geotechnical ground data, by
using traditional sampling methods, such as trial pitting, shell and
auger drilling in softer soils, and rotary / pedant systems in hard
soils / rock, Southwest Environmental can provide the data that you
need.
Reporting can be factual, or interpretative, depending on you
requirements.
Samples can be taken from site in a
number of ways including Trial Pits (machine or hand-dug), or by
percussion sampling methods. For retrieval of geotechnical
samples, or installation of monitoring wells more advanced equipment may be needed.
Whilst the equipment is on site, it is wise to take further
samples for environmental testing, this can be arranged by
Southwest Environmental. (Heavy Metals, PHBs etc), the samples
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At Southwest Environmental Limited we pride
ourselves on providing quality data, only approved Site
Investigation Contractors will undertake works on site. BH
Positioning will be carried out by qualified surveyors to ensure
accurate elevations. Chain of Custody will be maintained for all
soil samples between site and labs.
Geotechnical testing
provides incite in to variables such as soil classification
(right), shear strength, density, permeability etc. |
Geotechnical News
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Testing:
Testing is carried out by a third party UCAS accredited laboratory.
Reporting:
After the Information has been collected a report is assembled, which
includes the factual data collected, and recommendations for further
action (if necessary).
Please feel free to telephone the office for an
informal discussion regarding any of the services we provide. Detailed
written quotations can be provided upon request.
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About an Example Phase 2 Investigation
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