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Pore pressure variability and control is one of the most significant aspects of Geotechnical Engineering practice related to slope stability, underground openings, foundation of heavy structures, and water retention facilities. Pore pressure effects are most often controlled by natural small-scale hydrogeologic details. Characterization and management of pore pressures requires closely-arrayed repeated ...
ByWestbay Instruments - part of Nova Metrix LLC based in Burnaby, BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA)
The platform focuses on critical parameters like soil moisture, pore pressure, lateral movement patterns, and environmental factors, which are key for effectively predicting and managing landslide ...
ByProqio | Infrastructure Data Intelligence Platform based in , SPAIN
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Shoreline applications for Anchor Reinforced Vegetated Systems (ARVS's) present a particular challenge. Whether armoring the sides of levees, canal banks, lake shores or pond shores, each project brings a unique set of factors. Hydraulic forces including wave attack, overtopping flow, cross-current flow and propeller thrust may all be present on site. Additionally, the geotechnical forces on site could cause shallow plane instability. ...
ByWestern Green / MKB based in Evansville, INDIANA (USA)
Novamem venting membranes are perfectly suitable for a wide range of liquids. Membrane venting is similar to membrane distillation and pervaporation. The membrane is non-permeable for the liquid phase of the solution but permeable for the gas phase. This is achieved by repellent porous polymer membranes. For example, a hydrophobic PVDF membrane repels water so strongly that it will not flow through the pores of the membrane ...
ByNovamem Ltd based in Schlieren, SWITZERLAND
Geophysical Insights brings the Paradise® AI workbench and its machine learning (ML) technologies to the challenge of identifying and characterizing prospective reservoirs for Carbon Capture and Storage/Sequestration (CCS). Determining reservoir rock and pore-fluid properties and detecting faulting or minor fracturing are vital considerations when evaluating prospective CCS reservoirs. ML technologies are now available to achieve these objectives – simultaneously – in joint interpretation of both ...
ByGeophysical Insights based in Houston, TEXAS (USA)
Mining operations can vary substantially between sites, and have the potential to impact the surrounding environment in many ways. The Westbay System is an ideal technology for monitoring a wide variety of these impacts, including site characterization for environmental impact assessment, waste piles, monitoring of leach operations, closure analyses, and tailings and process water ...
ByWestbay Instruments - part of Nova Metrix LLC based in Burnaby, BRITISH COLUMBIA (CANADA)
The control of a dam requires a wide range of important information coming from the sensors, which are of vital importance for the life of a dam. Engineers in charge can take specific and sudden decisions for a correct control of a dam's reservoir, body and foundations. However, monitoring is not only carried out by sensors, but it also involves direct or remote visual inspection as well as topographical ...
ByRoctest - part of Nova Metrix LLC based in Saint-Lambert, QUEBEC (CANADA)
These membranes even perform if used under significant pressure. Thanks to the small pore sizes, it is also possible to perform membrane distillations with weaker hydrophilic-hydrophobic interaction. In other words: hydrophobic retention is much more effective, at smaller pore sizes as the contact survace is higher. Therefore, even much less polar liquids than water can be distilled via membrane ...
ByNovamem Ltd based in Schlieren, SWITZERLAND