Hydrological Study and Drainage System Design

The project required a comprehensive hydrological and geotechnical study to support the safe and sustainable development of the school site. Located in a region where groundwater levels and subsurface conditions could impact construction, this project focused on understanding the site's unique geological and hydrological characteristics to provide solutions for long-term stability and drainage.

Scope of Work

The study encompassed several critical steps to assess subsurface conditions, groundwater behavior, and potential challenges for construction. Our team executed detailed geotechnical and hydrological investigations, including:

• Borehole DrillingDrilled 10 boreholes across the site to analyze soil and rock layers and identify potential issues related to foundation stability.
• Permeability and Pumping TestsConducted field tests to measure soil permeability and groundwater flow rates, providing essential data for groundwater control planning.
• Groundwater MonitoringInstalled piezometers at key points to continuously monitor groundwater levels, enabling an accurate understanding of groundwater fluctuations and behavior over time.
• Geophysical SurveysUtilized advanced geophysical techniques to map subsurface conditions and identify areas susceptible to groundwater influence.

Project Highlights

The primary goals of this investigation were to: