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GDS News: North Carolina State University Expands Testing Capabilities
Mike Bulley, the Technical Resource Pool Manager at GDS Instruments has recently returned from an installation at North Carolina State University (NC State). The University took delivery of a Resonant Column Torsional Shear Apparatus, for their constructed facilities laboratory. Mike installed the…
GDS Supply Apparatus To 84% Of The World’s Top 50 Universities.
The 2019 QS World University Ranking report has been released and lists the world’s top universities by subject area. On examining the listing for the top Civil & Structural Engineering universities, GDS have supplied equipment to 84% of the world’s…
News: Bam Ritchies Invests In Mobile Laboratory Testing of GDS Instruments
BAM Ritchies, the award winning Ground Engineering Division of BAM Nuttall, have recently upgraded their consolidation testing capability at their principal laboratory to include GDS’ Automatic Oedometer System (GDSAOS). The GDSAOS, is the modern replacement for a traditional hanging weight…
Importance of Geotextiles in Road Constructions & types of geotextiles
Do you know? Geotextiles are large sheets that save our earth soil in rainy days & binds strongly. It is mostly used for filtration and separation in the road constructions. It protects from migration of small gravels & sand aggregates.…
Speed up your cutting process by 19% without compromising on quality
Do you want to improve the speed of your sample cutting? Do you want to increase the product quality control with minimum effort? Do you want to increase the production efficiency, shortening lead times, speeding up batch release and reducing…
Infrastructure and Importance of Instrumentation
Infrastructure is critical for development of any nation. An appropriate level of quality can be determined during all phases of the construction project by using Quality Equipment, especially in construction and commissioning stages. It is therefore suggested no compromises should be done…