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Survey Assistance in Civil and Industrial Engineering Works SURVEY ENGINEERING SERVICES SURVEY ASSISTANCE IN CIVIL AND INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING WORKS INTERNATIONAL PARTNER BÜRO SRL was established on 23 March 2007 and specializes in Geodesy, Surveying Engineering, 3D Laser Scanning, UAV Photogrammetry, GIS and BIM. International Partner Buro SRL is an innovative, serious company, offering a wide range of topographic and geodetic services, encompassing a large and varied market. We are one of the most representative companies of 3D laser scanning and surveying services in Romania. The focus is always on quality, which to us is the sum of many factors such as: Professional training of engineers employed at International Partner Buro SRL through training courses on new technologies, solutions and specialized software appeared on the market, and deployed in our company. Punctuality is what we are when the deadline arrives. Always trying to improve the efficiency of the methods used for works to be executed in a project. This is seen by lower costs for our customers. Accuracy refers to the survey tools that we use in the projects in which we participate, and their keeping in the correct parameters. We always perform regular laboratory checks on the instruments. I participate with employees of the management team at international exhibitions and INTERGEO in order to obtain innovative information that I could apply to projects we have in progress and those we will have in the future. We also have our own methods of research and testing, that have resulted in improved accuracies and lower execution time for different types of work. International Partner Buro SRL is a friendly, customer-oriented company, that adds quality to all the projects in which it is involved. International Partner Buro SRL is the office (Buro) in which you find the ideal partner (Partner) to Most often, an indicative marking is enough … perform quality topographic works not only in Romania, but also internationally. … sometimes a centimeter precise stakeout suffices … We are committed to building companies, multinational corporations throughout the world but also to … but for situations where millimeter precision is needed… state institutions and governments that need our specialists. … WE make the difference ! SURVEY ENGINEERING SERVICES SURVEY ENGINEERING SERVICES SURVEY ENGINEERING OUR VISION Engineering surveys can be approached from two perspectives: Designing any construction can not be performed without updated topographical -Measurement of ground elements in order to lay them down on plans and maps; plans, drown to scales as large as possible. Also, application of construction projects and -Transposition in field of various building execution projects; execution, use surveying tools and methods. The construction stage starting with the reception of the site and ending with the Topography includes measurements that are performed in design purposes, observations made on the behavior of the construction, require surveying and geodetic construction and operation of buildings. measurements. Topographic and geodetic works precede, accompany and complete any construction At the present stage of industrialization of the construction process, engineering process, contributing to the smooth running by shortening the term of design and execution, and survey works fit in the stage of construction-assembly and thereby the participation in such fields is through a better organization of the workplace. significantly increased. The importance of topography grows with the mechanization of the construction By having vast experience in engineering survey, being involved in large projects and process grows and with the use of modern techniques and technologies. owning the latest technologies operated by qualified personnel, we can carry out any project. SURVEY ENGINEERING SERVICES SURVEY ENGINEERING SERVICES TOPO ASSISTANCE IN CIVIL AND INDUSTRIAL WORKS Works preceding the commencement of construction stage Reception of the work area and project Survey network design for survey and stakeout stages Field marking of the designed network points Creating, maintaining and verifying the network (measuring and compensating) Initial survey of the land (characteristic elements, networks, roads, power lines) Stakeout of the boundaries of property and delivery of the location (preparation of the documents) SURVEY ENGINEERING SERVICES ENGINEERINGSURVEY ENGINEERING SURVEY SERVICES TOPO ASSISTANCE IN CIVIL AND INDUSTRIAL WORKS Topographical processes for staking out various elements of the project Tracing and checking the construction axes Tracing and checking construction elements (isolated fundation axes, basement axes, fittings, bolts for steel structures, etc.) Stake out plans for execution stage Level transmision for current floor Facades elements transmissions High orecision alignments for lifts Poles verticality trace and check SURVEY ENGINEERING SERVICES ENGINEERINGSURVEY ENGINEERING SURVEY SERVICES TOPO ASSISTANCE IN CIVIL AND INDUSTRIAL WORKS Topographical volumetric works – excavation and filling Calculations and checks of filling and excavation volumes; Verification through topographical methods the volumes of ballast layers, poured asphalt and concrete, by using the total station; Measurements to determine the volumes of cut/fill; Tracing execution rates for excavations and earthworks; Calculations and checks of the filling and excavation volumes; 3D modeling and prediction of current and future relief; Topographic surveys for 3D products; Calculations of volumes for buildings to be demolished; Volumetric check through topographic methods; SURVEY ENGINEERING SERVICES ENGINEERINGSURVEY ENGINEERING SURVEY SERVICES TOPO ASSISTANCE IN CIVIL AND INDUSTRIAL WORKS Different precision leveling Tracing 0.00 level; Levels transmision at higher levels of the construction; Levels transmision in foundation pits; Level tracing throughout the excavation/earthwork process; Topographic verifications of ballast layers, poured concrete or asphalt thickness; SURVEY ENGINEERING SERVICES ENGINEERINGSURVEY ENGINEERING SURVEY SERVICES TOPO ASSISTANCE IN CIVIL AND INDUSTRIAL WORKS 2D and 3D equipment routing Projects for 2D and 3D equipment routing; Setting control computers with the necesarry parameters; Technical assistance throughout the project; Training courses for the use of 2D and 3D routing; General technical support for designers in order to obtain projects suitable for 2D and 3D routed machinary; Topographic control by classical methods for works executed with 2D and 3D routed equipments; SURVEY ENGINEERING SERVICES ENGINEERINGSURVEY ENGINEERING SURVEY SERVICES TRACKING CONSTRUCTION BEHAVIOUR Tracking behavior in the execution stage; Tracking behavior in the operational phase; Methods for determining horizontal displacements and Various technical and technological solutions; strains Networks for tracking the behavior of constructions; Trigonometrically method – micro triangulation; Study on accuracy in determining compaction through geometric leveling; Alignment method; Beam deformation (compression and bending); Precision traverse method; Monitoring buried walls throughout the excavation stage; Methods for determining vertical displacements and strains Determining the stability of fixed points used in measurements of the displacement vectors; Precision geometric leveling method; Precision trigonometric leveling method; Determining the stability of the planimetry and altimetry networks; Methods for determining the angle of high buildings; Determination of displacement and deformation of buildings caused by subsidence of Vertical projection method; By measuring horizontal angles from two or more basis points; the foundation soil (average compaction, relative subsidence inclination, overall relative Coordinates method; bending of foundation soles); By measuring horizontal and vertical angles from a single basis point; SURVEY ENGINEERING SERVICES SURVEY ENGINEERING SERVICES TOPO ASSISTANCE IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF WIND FARMS TOPO ASSISTANCE IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF WIND FARMS Work preliminary to land acquisition Work preliminary to construction stage Execute parceling plans; Topographic network tracing; Execute cadaster; Georeferencing orthophotos, wind maps, plot plans, Stakeout access roads and designed platforms; cadastral maps and other maps of interest; Establishing wind station positions together with the Volume calculations; beneficiary; Identify parcels of interest form the plans on the site; Work during construction stage Work preliminary to design stage Stakeout project elements (wires, poles, etc); 3D topographical plans of the land (analog and digital Vertical alignment; model); Topographical plans (PUD, PAC) in order to obtain building permits; Work during exploitation stage Access roads plan; Tracking subsidence and tilt; SURVEY ENGINEERING SERVICES SURVEY ENGINEERING SERVICES TOPO ASSISTANCE IN INFRASTRUCTURE WORKS: TOPO ASSISTANCE IN INFRASTRUCTURE WORKS: Highways, roads, bridges, water, gas, sewage Highways, roads, bridges, water, gas, sewage Survey at various precision parameters for the design and/or execution of roads, bridges, sewers and pipelines; Lay out longitudinal and cross sections of communication tracks; Stakeout all elements of the projects; Assistance during project excavation; Topographical checking during execution of the project; Topographic network for tracing and surveying; Analog and digital 3D model; Volume and quantity check through topographical
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