"WE RENDER SERVICES, WHERE QUALITY IS ASSURED"
Department of Earth Resources Engineering is a diverse division rendering quality services spanning from mining operations, geo-technical investigations, tunneling, geophysical explorations, mineral processing, gemmological services, geo-environmental engineering services, etc. The wide range of experiences and backgrounds, along with exceptional intellectual knowledge of academics offers a spectrum of services inside and outside the department.
Expert Services offered by the Department of Earth Resources Engineering
- Aggregate testing for quarry industry and road construction projects
- Auguring for sub-surface sampling using a power auger
- Bathymetry and sub-bottom profiling for inland water bodies and offshore
- Borehole logging
- Construction of tube wells up to rock level, using a power auger
- Designing and planning of underground and surface mines/ quarries
- Designing and planning of all sort of rock blasting including controlled blasting of rocks
- Designing of mineral processing plants
- Economic Viability Reports [EVR] for the mining and mineral industry
- Environmental Impact Assessment [EIA] reports for mining and quarrying projects
- Flood hazard assessment
- Gem identification and valuation
- Geochemical analysis of rocks and soils
- Geological and engineering geological mapping
- Heat treatment of gemstones
- Minerals and rock analysis
- Minerals Exploration [Onshore and Offshore]
- Mine waste management and treatment
- Resource management using RS and GIS
- Rock testing [Physical and chemical properties of rocks and petrographic analysis]
- Site investigations for engineering geological projects
- Subsurface Investigation by Geophysical Techniques
- Groundwater Exploration using Resistivity Surveying Techniques
- Seismic Surveys
- Slope stability assessment/ Landslide investigation
- Tunneling and shaft sinking
- Ventilation system design and ventilation surveys for sub-surface excavations and underground mines
- Water quality analysis
- Water sampling from inland water bodies and offshore