Geomotion Singapore provides geotechnical monitoring services for all type earthworks projects.
Key projects are listed below:
Key projects are listed below:
Real-Time Instrumentation & Monitoring Works at Tuas Terminal Phase 1 - TTP1
The project includes reclaiming 294 hectares of land, dredging the Tuas Basin and Temasek Fairway, as well as constructing the wharf. Caissons will form the permanent wharf structure. With each caisson standing 28 meters tall - the equivalent height of a 10-storey tower block - the caissons for the new terminal are one of the largest in the world. The caissons are used to build the quay wall that contains the reclamation materials, one caisson after the other. In all, 294 ha of land will be reclaiming for the new terminal.
The Main Contractor will mobilize the world’s largest grab dredger and one of the world’s most powerful cutter suction dredgers, along with a wide range of other dredging and reclamation equipment. In addition, the use of soil improvement techniques will allow the dredged materials from the deepening of basins and nearby fairway, as well as excavated earth obtained from other land construction projects, to be reused as reclamation fill materials for the project. Reusing such materials, which would otherwise be disposed of, reduces the quantity of sand fill required for reclamation, resulting in fill material cost savings of some S$1 billion.
Geomotion Singapore was selected for customized real time instruments for Caisson monitoring.
The project includes reclaiming 294 hectares of land, dredging the Tuas Basin and Temasek Fairway, as well as constructing the wharf. Caissons will form the permanent wharf structure. With each caisson standing 28 meters tall - the equivalent height of a 10-storey tower block - the caissons for the new terminal are one of the largest in the world. The caissons are used to build the quay wall that contains the reclamation materials, one caisson after the other. In all, 294 ha of land will be reclaiming for the new terminal.
The Main Contractor will mobilize the world’s largest grab dredger and one of the world’s most powerful cutter suction dredgers, along with a wide range of other dredging and reclamation equipment. In addition, the use of soil improvement techniques will allow the dredged materials from the deepening of basins and nearby fairway, as well as excavated earth obtained from other land construction projects, to be reused as reclamation fill materials for the project. Reusing such materials, which would otherwise be disposed of, reduces the quantity of sand fill required for reclamation, resulting in fill material cost savings of some S$1 billion.
Geomotion Singapore was selected for customized real time instruments for Caisson monitoring.
Client: |
Diap-Daelim JV Pte Ltd |
Duration: |
Sep 2016 to Dec 2019 |
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Instrumentation Works at Changi East - Land Preparation, Airfield and Ancillary Works at Changi East (DSTA)
The Changi East Reclamation Project in Singapore is a multi-phase project involving the formation of 2000 ha of land by placing hydraulically filled sand on to soft seabed marine clay. Various types of ground improvement techniques including prefabricated vertical drains with surcharge preloading, deep compactions and geotextile have been adopted for reclamation and soil improvement works.
This project has two major types of instrumentation.
Total no. of instruments in this mega project are up to 10,000 of more than 15 diverse types (manual and real time) such as automated monitoring of 3D targets, DEX (real time), deep settlement markers, automated inclinometer, surface settlement points, multi-level extensometers, real time water standpipe, building settlement markers, real time vibration meters, settlement gauge, settlement plates, tilt meters, vibration meters & real time vibrating wire piezometers etc.
The biggest challenge for the client was to hire a monitoring contractor who has extensive experience and delivers a complete end-to-end solution from design and installation through to expert ongoing support. Geomotion was selected as instrumentation contractor on this mega project.
The Changi East Reclamation Project in Singapore is a multi-phase project involving the formation of 2000 ha of land by placing hydraulically filled sand on to soft seabed marine clay. Various types of ground improvement techniques including prefabricated vertical drains with surcharge preloading, deep compactions and geotextile have been adopted for reclamation and soil improvement works.
This project has two major types of instrumentation.
- Instrumentation for soil improvement work - Majority is for consolidation assessment
- Instrumentation for infra-structure monitoring
Total no. of instruments in this mega project are up to 10,000 of more than 15 diverse types (manual and real time) such as automated monitoring of 3D targets, DEX (real time), deep settlement markers, automated inclinometer, surface settlement points, multi-level extensometers, real time water standpipe, building settlement markers, real time vibration meters, settlement gauge, settlement plates, tilt meters, vibration meters & real time vibrating wire piezometers etc.
The biggest challenge for the client was to hire a monitoring contractor who has extensive experience and delivers a complete end-to-end solution from design and installation through to expert ongoing support. Geomotion was selected as instrumentation contractor on this mega project.
Client: |
KTC Civil Eng & Con Pte Ltd |
Contract Value: |
$ 22,103,539.60 |
Duration: |
Oct-16 to Apr 2020 |
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