The love for general working has led me to civil Engineering
I began the journey with Geoplan
Being a materials tester has been a life changer
Bitumen, Aggregate, Cement and Soil tests are fields I can work in and have expertise
I'm available for Civil Engineering Materials Tester position
The process is divided in various jobs that include: Physical: Grading, Shape, Relative Density, Bulk Density, Water Absorption
Mechanical: AAV, Wet Attrition
Durability: Sulphate Soundness, Frost Heave, Slake Durability Index, Methylene Blue, Drying Shrinkage
Chemical: Organic Matter, Chloride, Sulphate or full analysis
Specialist: AAR Assessment using Petrography, Chemical Test, Mortar Bar and Accelerated Mortar Bar and Concrete Prism Met
By using the machine, we examine the quanity of the moisture and the inner structure of the test material
Moisture – Density Relations
Field Moisture and Density tests are done with high precision and know-how
Testing concrete is vital for various reasons
Evaluating new material and products used to make concrete.
Checking complaince before, during and after construction.
As concrete age, we investigate its failing conditions to avoid accidents at all stages of a construction
Slump tests may include the following
Density and fineness
Compressive strengths
Setting times and soundness
Checking complaince before, during and after construction.
Depending on clients needs, celemet/slump Chemical testing will be conducted by technicians for thorough results
One of the non-hard ways to test, analyze and for production. Types of tests iniclude:
Roll Compaction
Briquetting
Coating
Moisture Content
Agglomeration
Palletizing
Drying and High Temperature Thermal Processing just to name a few
One of the non-hard ways to test, analyze and for production. Types of tests iniclude:
Roll Compaction
Briquetting
Coating
Moisture Content
Agglomeration
Palletizing
Drying and High Temperature Thermal Processing just to name a few
Also know as Bitumen Penetration testing,examine the consistency of a sample of bitumen
by determining the distance in tenths of a millimetre
that a standard needle vertically penetrates the bitumen specimen under known conditions of loading, time and temperature.
This is the most widely used method of measuring the consistency of a bituminous material at a given temperature.
It is a means of classification rather than a measure of quality.
Simply put, We measure the hardness or softness of bitumen by measuring the depth in tenths of a millimeter
to which a standard loaded needle will penetrate vertically in 5 seconds.
Soil Test