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site investigation

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site investigation
An examination, investigation, and testing of the subsoil and surface of a site to obtain complete information necessary for the design of foundations and the structures on them.
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The concrete with lower strength determined by the site investigation was located only at a certain section, whose location was measured and given as the elevation from the bottom of the columns; hence the calculations were based on determining the load carrying capacity of the column at this section.
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The borough council is starting "routine site investigation works" on land with a former industrial past.
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They are alright doing the site investigations or factual reports but the problem is that they then make interpretations from these reports without adequate knowledge of the whole project.
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