Percolation Testing definition

Percolation Testing. - means measuring the percolative qualities of soils in accordance with the procedures contained in these regulations.
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Examples of Percolation Testing in a sentence

  • According to the Preliminary Geologic & Soil Engineering Report and Percolation Testing (Geotechnical Report; Landset Engineers 2006), the proposed residential development is feasible from a geologic and soil engineering standpoint provided that recommendations included in the report are incorporated into the project design.

  • Task 1: Project Set-up $2,020.00 Task 2: Subsurface Exploration $1,120.00 Task 3: Percolation Testing $560.00 Task 4: Laboratory Testing $2,840.00 Task 5: Engineering Analyses & Geotechnical Report Preparation $8,240.00 Drill Rig Services (Prevailing Wage, 2R Quote #7786) $3,450.00 Our scopes of work and fee estimates are based on the following assumptions.

  • The geology section will also discuss the suitability of on-site soils for installation of the proposed septic systems, based in the Geotechnical Report and Supplemental Percolation Testing report (Landset Engineers September 2007).