Molecular/Materials Science and Engineering Building, Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, GA |
![]() Project Description: The BEM Complex is made up of four
state-of-the-art buildings that will house researchers. These buildings are the
most modern and most expensive buildings ever to be constructed at Georgia
Tech. The Molecular/Materials Science
and Engineering (MMS&E) is a 250,000 SF facility. ECS Involvement: Our integrated services
included locating utilities, drilling of soil borings by drill crews under our
direct supervision, PID screening at selected areas, laboratory testing of
representative soil samples for pertinent engineering properties, and
preparation of a complete engineering report. ·
Performed 10 Standard Penetration Test (SPT) borings to auger
refusal depths spaced generally on a grid pattern across the site and 2 SPT
shallow borings for the roadway alignment located on the east area of the
site. ·
In three (3) of the borings in the south end of the site, we
cored the upper 10 feet of rock to allow us to make an assessment of end
bearing and skin friction capacity of the rock for drilled shaft and auger cast
pile design. ·
Organic vapor analyzer (OVA) screening and analytical testing of
the soil was performed due to nearby underground storage tank (UST) releases
that may have impacted the subject property. |
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