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Laboratory Services

We Offer a Range of Laboratory Services to Meet Your Core Needs

Uniaxial Compressive Strength

Uniaxial Compressive Strength (UCS) testing is conducted to obtain critical parameters such as Young's modulus, Poisson's ratio, and material strength. Additionally, ultrasonic compressional and shear wave measurements are performed to correlate these mechanical properties with wave velocities/slowness, providing a comprehensive understanding of the material's behaviour.

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Triaxial Compression Test

We conduct triaxial testing to extract the yield and failure parameters of rock samples, utilising advanced techniques for precise measurements. Our state-of-the-art triaxial system ensures fast turnaround times, enabling efficient and accurate analysis of rock behaviour under various stress conditions.

Direct Shear Test

Direct shear testing is frequently employed on joint samples to determine the frictional properties of jointed rock. Our advanced capabilities allow us to observe the shearing process live, enabling the detailed examination of contact area evolution during the shearing process. This real-time analysis provides invaluable insights into the mechanical behaviour of jointed rocks.

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Brazilian Test

The Brazilian test is an indirect method for assessing the tensile strength of rocks. It is based on the principle that most rocks in biaxial stress fields fail in tension when one principal stress is compressive. This test provides a reliable measure of the tensile strength, offering valuable insights into the mechanical properties of rock materials.

Fluid flow and geomechanics

We possess the capability to conduct complex flow-geomechanical testing, including hydraulic conductivity measurements under evolving stress conditions. This advanced testing allows for a comprehensive understanding of fluid flow behaviour and geomechanical interactions within geological formations.

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