Building Materials Analysis
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Ensuring the quality and integrity of building materials is crucial for the success and longevity of any construction project. At G&W Science & Engineering, our Building Materials Analysis services provide a thorough examination of materials using advanced techniques. Our expertise covers Microstructure Analysis, Chemical Analysis, and Mineralogical Analysis, ensuring that your materials meet the highest standards for performance, durability, and compliance.
Microstructure Analysis
Microstructure Analysis provides a detailed look at the internal structure of materials at a microscopic level. By examining these fine details, we can assess the material’s durability, strength, and behavior under different conditions. Our state-of-the-art electron microscopy tools allow us to analyze materials such as stone, mortar, concrete, and wood, revealing essential information that guides restoration and construction decisions.
In the restoration of the Salah ad-Din al-Ayyubi Wall, Microstructure Analysis helped determine the best methods for preserving the original stone materials while reinforcing them for long-term stability.
Chemical Analysis
Our Chemical Analysis services are designed to ensure that the materials used in your projects are both safe and high-performing. We utilize techniques like X-ray fluorescence (XRF) and advanced spectroscopy to assess the chemical composition and purity of materials such as cement, superplasticizers, and concrete additives. This analysis helps prevent issues such as sulfate attack, chloride ingress, and material incompatibilities, ensuring compliance with industry regulations.
Granite
Marble
Mortar
For instance, in the High-Speed Train Project with SIEMENS Mobility, our chemical analysis ensured that the materials used met the stringent quality standards required for high-speed infrastructure.
Compatibility between cement and superplasticizers
Ettringite
Thaumasite
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