Laboratories & Research

The Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering provides many laboratories and equipments for undergraduate/graduate studies and research. The examples are:

Structure and Materials Lab

• 1000-kN Universal Testing Machine
• 3000-kN and 2000-kN Compression Tester
• Equipments for making concrete and mortar specimens
• Temperature and wind speed controlled curing room for shrinkage tests
• Moist curing room for curing concrete
• Various chloride penetration test equipments
• Equipments for chemical analyses of chloride content etc.
• Nondestructive tests equipments including Half-Cell Potential, Linear Polarization Resistance, Concrete Resistivity, Rebar Locator, Rebound Hammer, Air Permeability, Ultra Pulse Velocity Test, etc.
• Data Acquisitioning System and displacement transducers, strain gauges, pressure sensors, temperature sensors, etc.
• Automatic environmental simulators for testing of durability of construction materials
• Oven and carbonation chambers
• Equipments for field investigation of structure's condition
• Prestressing Bed
• and many more.

Soil Mechanics Lab

• Triaxial Testing Machine
• Unconfined Compression Test
• Direct Shear Test
• Permeability Test
• Consolidation Test
• Compaction Test
• Field Density Test
• Soil Chemical Test
• Pressure Sensors and Data Loggers
• Equipments for Soil Sampling and Soil Classifications

Transportation and Logistics Lab

Geoinformatic and Survey Lab

• Theodolites, Level, and Total Station Telescopes
• GPS Equipments and Software
• Softwares for Geoinformatic Applications

Facilities

The program provides students with an 24-hour access office where students can meet, work, and rest. We provide computers with licensed softwares for students to use including:

• Microsoft Windows and Microsoft Office
• ETABS (Finite Element Structural Analysis Program)
• EndNote
• Mathematica
• LabVIEW
• SPSS Statistics
• and many more

Libraries