The Soil Engineer on click Presentation

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The Soil Engineer CC is a 100% Namibian owned Company and based in Namibia We are looking to fill the gap for Specialist Geotechnical and Geophysical Consulting opportunities within the Namibian Mining Context

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The Soil Engineer CC is a 100% Namibian owned Company and based in Namibia

We are looking to fill the gap for Specialist Geotechnical and Geophysical Consulting opportunities within the Namibian Mining Context

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Geo-Physical in-situ borehole surveys Geotechnical testing specification, programming

and management

Installation and monitoring of Geotechnical instrumentation

Slope Stability Investigation, analyses, presentation and reporting

Site Investigations & Testing

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Slimhole optical Televiewer Geo-Physical in-situ borehole surveys

Principle of measurement The CCD camera, located above the conical mirror, captures the

reflection of the borehole wall

The light source is provided by a light ring assembly located in the optical head

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Geo-Physical in-situ borehole surveys Slimhole optical Televiewer

Logging Parameters 360 degrees orientated

optical image Borehole azimuth and dip Tool internal temperature Relative bearing Magnetic field Gravity

Applications Detailed and orientated

structural information Fracture detection and

evaluation Detection of thin beds Determination of bedding dip Lithology characterization Casing inspection

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Geo-Physical in-situ borehole surveys Slimhole optical Televiewer

Deviation data displayThe module includes various 2D and 3D display options for deviation data from classical bull’s eye, projection and closure 2D viewsto 3D cubic and cylindrical displays. Multiple well paths and target layers can be displayed.

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Geo-Physical in-situ borehole surveys Field data Logger - does the following :

Depth control Tool configuration and

power control, and advanced tool settings

Telemetry control and tuning

Data sampling record and replay control

System status display Wireline weight indicator

display Data browser and

processor control windows

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Geo-Physical in-situ borehole surveys Winch :

The system is equipped with slip ring and connections through which surface instrumentation can communicate withthe probe. A precision measuring wheel and rotary encoder are also included to allow the amount of cable played out to betracked. The cable is automatically wrapped on the drum in even layers through the level wind mechanism. The motor iscontrolled by a 110V (or 220V depending on the model) four-quadrant motor speed controller that allows the speed toremains constant with a varying load and prevents overhauling with heavy loads. Dynamic electronic brake is a standarditem

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Geo-Physical in-situ borehole surveys Slimhole acoustic Televiewer

Applications :

Fracture detection and evaluation in muddy and or oil filled holes

Detection of thin beds Determination of bedding dip Lithological characterization Breakout analyses Monitoring of earth stress field Casing inspection (inner corrosion only) High resolution hole diameter

measurements

Can be used in zero visibility conditions, i.e. mud & oil filled holes

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Geo-Physical in-situ borehole surveys Three arm caliper

Application

It records a single continuous borehole diameter log by means of three mechanically coupled arms in contact with the borehole wall. The 3 arm caliper measurement is a useful first log to determine the borehole condition before running other probes – to assess the possibility for the probes to get stuck in the hole due highly fracture zones

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Geo-Physical in-situ borehole surveys Geo-Mechanical applications

Cement bond logging: evaluation of the cement bond behind a steel casing in a borehole

Geology: lithology identification based on rock velocity analyses Permeability/porosity evaluation

Compute properties of the rocks : poisson’s ratio, shear modulus, Young’s modulus, Bulk modulus

Computing borehole volume and diameter, locate/measure dimension of fractures and washouts

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Mineral Exploration applications Coal exploration to

locate with accuracy the coal beds or seams

To delineate and characterize Iron & metallic ore bodies

Delineation of diamond bearing rocks

Uranium exploration and evaluate ore grades

Quantifying the concentration of 3 main radioisotopes in radioactive ores (Thorium, Uranium and Potassium) – spectra analyses

Geo-Physical in-situ borehole surveys

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Measuring in-situ Fluid Properties Water quality analyses, salinity

measurement

Geo-Physical in-situ borehole surveys

Identify open and water producing fractures in a borehole

Salt-water intrusion studies Geothermal gradient logging

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Geotechnical testing specification, programming and management Geotechnical and Exploratory :

Specifying, Scoping,

Tendering, Assessment, Appointment and Supervision

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Slope Stability Investigation, analyses, presentation and reporting Geotechnical site investigations and presenting

of all field data Mapping of all major and minor discontinuities

(dip and dip directions) and interpreting thereof Rating and interpretation of global rock mass

behavior and properties Assessing water table presence and effect Effective and operational design of pit slopes Presenting of slopes in 2D and 3D

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Design, Installation, Monitoring and Implementation of instrumentation to monitor slope stabilities in real time with early warning implementation protocols and systems

Lateral Support Design

Slope Stability Investigation, analyses, presentation and reporting

Rock anchor design

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Geotechnical Investigations for Construction Purposes Foundation alternatives analyses Soil improvement recommendations Settlement analysis and monitoring Anchor load tests Evaluation of soil bearing capacity Pile driveability and capacity analyses Liquefaction potential studies Cantilevered, anchored, and braced sheet pile

analyses Cantilevered, anchored, and braced sheet pile

analyses

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Geotechnical Investigations for Construction Purposes Seepage analyses Dewatering design Road pavement and Geometric design

Borrowpit Investigations

Earth Dam design Erosion protection works

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Site Investigations & Testing Identifying and implementing geotechnical

investigative measures and requirements Recording Geotechnical field data and

interpretation Core Photography Rock mass rating systems Core drilling project specifications, Contract

administration, tenderering, assessment, appointment and site supervision

Core profiling - including orientated structural core profiling - that records dips and dip directions

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Site Investigations & Testing

Fence diagrams presenting similar layers, observed in trial pits and boreholes

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Site Investigations & Testing In-situ and on site soil/rock Bearing capacity and

other tests :1. Plate Load tests2. Core strength tests (Point load and Schmidt Hammer tests) 3. DPSH tests4. SPT testing

Rock Point Load Testing

Plate Load Testing

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Installation and monitoring of Geotechnical instrumentation : Data loggers that monitor :

Dams and bridges

Any structure adjacent to and a ected by ffconstruction activities

Tunnels (both during construction and operation)

Tracks on the railway networks for twist and longitudinal settlement

Monitoring rock falls

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Vibrating Wire Soil Extensometer Horizontal and vertical displacements within

embankment fill material

Installation and monitoring of Geotechnical instrumentation :

Displacements of retaining walls and abutments

Control of natural and cut slopes, quarry and mining excavations

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Magnetic Extensometer System is installed at locations where monitoring of settlement or heave is needed, i.e. :

Installation and monitoring of Geotechnical instrumentation :

Excavations Foundations Dams Embankments Retaining structures, such as sheet piles and

slurry walls Tunnels and shafts Surcharge sites

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Rod Extensometers, applications :

Installation and monitoring of Geotechnical instrumentation :

Movements of rock and soil, caused by fractures, landslides and weathering

Underground settlements and deformations of foundations and abutments, as well as man-made caverns

Relaxation and deformation of rock around tunnel walls, shafts, pillars, roofs and caverns

Suitable for short or long term monitoring

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Inclinometer :

Installation and monitoring of Geotechnical instrumentation :

Detecting slope failures and landslidesDetermining shear and slip zonesMonitoring diaphragm or sheet pile wallsMonitoring bending in pilesVerifying design assumptions and finite

element analysisLong term monitoring purposesMonitoring the performance of struts and

ground anchorsMonitoring dams

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Crack meter that monitor movement in :

Installation and monitoring of Geotechnical instrumentation :

Bridges & concrete dams Tunnels Tanks Masonry structures Brick and stone buildings Construction joints Pipelines Joints and bearing/support interaction Structures susceptible to earthquake

and landslide areas

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Pressure Cell that monitor pressure/force in :

Installation and monitoring of Geotechnical instrumentation :

rock boltscable anchors and tendons structural beams pilesloads in pull-out tests on trial anchors

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Vibrating Wire Piezometer to monitor and accurate measurement of pore water pressure in fully or partially saturated soil and rock - applications :

Installation and monitoring of Geotechnical instrumentation :

Environmental management including landfill sites

Monitoring of aquifers

Monitoring of tidal effects on coastal soils

Dams

Embankments

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Vibrating Wire Piezometer to monitor and accurate measurement of pore water pressure in fully or partially saturated soil and rock - applications :

Installation and monitoring of Geotechnical instrumentation :

Potential landslide sitesDewatering excavationsTailings lagoonsPumping testsMonitoring seepageControl placement of fill