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Borehole Logging Works For Landslide Asessment

Our team recently carried out 🔍 Borehole Logging and Rotary Wash Boring Works in Kuala Lumpur for a landslide-related geotechnical investigation project.

Using the reliable 🚜 YWE D-90R Rotary Wash Boring Rig, the investigation was conducted to obtain critical subsurface information for slope stability assessment and ground condition evaluation.

The scope of work includes:

✅ Borehole drilling and logging
✅ Soil and rock sampling
✅ Identification of subsurface geological formations
✅ Groundwater observation

Accurate borehole logging plays an important role in understanding underground conditions, especially in areas affected by landslides, slope instability, and weak ground formations. The data obtained helps engineers and consultants develop safer and more effective mitigation and stabilization solutions.

📍 Reliable investigation
📍 Accurate subsurface data
📍 Supporting safer

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