Solar farms represent a pivotal shift towards renewable energy sources, offering sustainable power solutions while reducing environmental impact. Behind the scenes of these vast arrays of solar panels lies a meticulous process of testing and analysis to ensure the stability and reliability of the infrastructure.
The primary focus of testing for Solar farms revolves around understanding the soil composition and its suitability for supporting solar infrastructure.
Thermal resistivity testing is a crucial process for many industries due to its significant impact on material performance, safety, and efficiency.
Civiltest has teams located across Australia allowing them to work in remote locations.
At the beginning of a project when the client marks the area, Civiltest drill boreholes and perform in-situ testing which will provide vital insights into the soil characteristics.
Specialised Equipment:
Thermal resistivity testing (NATA accredited to ASTM D5334-22a)
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Sometimes the below further test are required to provide soil parameters in the design of pavements, which for solar farms is typically for access roads within site.
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