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Ground Investigation and Foundation Engineering

Ground Investigation and Foundation Engineering

Comprehensive Soil Survey and Foundation Design

A safe energy investment starts with solid ground and correct foundation engineering. GMR Energy As, we reveal the geological and geophysical structure of solar energy fields through detailed analysis, and in the light of the scientific data obtained, we design the most suitable, economical and safe foundation type for your project.

  • Risk Management: Preliminary detection of critical risks such as ground liquefaction, subsidence or slippage.
  • Legal Compliance: T.R. Reporting 100% in compliance with the Ministry of Environment and Urbanization regulations.
  • Longevity: Protection of structural elements with soil corrosion analysis.
  • Economic Solutions: Optimization of construction costs by choosing the right foundation type.

Our Soil and Foundation Engineering Process

We take x-rays of the site and place your structure on the strongest ground. Our process is based on precise analysis of scientific data:

01.
drilling
Works

Depth mechanical drillings to determine the type, thickness and groundwater level of ground layers.

02.
laboratory
Analysis

Subjecting damaged and undisturbed samples taken from the field to physical and mechanical tests in a laboratory environment.

03.
geological
Reporting

Official engineering report in which the soil class (Z1-Z4), seismicity parameters and bearing capacity are determined.

04.
Basic
Design

Static project design of the most suitable system such as driven piles, concrete pavilion or strip foundation according to analysis data.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Yes, a ground survey is mandatory both in accordance with the legal legislation (zoning and license processes) and for the static safety and insurability of the project.

SPP installation is possible on almost any ground structure if the right engineering and appropriate foundation type (e.g. anchorage on rocky ground, concrete weight on soft ground) is selected.

It takes an average of 2-3 weeks, including field drilling, sampling, laboratory tests, preparation of the engineering report and chamber approval processes.

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