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Old structures.
New certainties.

Assessment, design, monitoring and implementation support under one roof: a single-point solution that keeps dams and other critical structures safe, reliable and performing for the long term.

Dam safetyCondition assessmentInstrumentation & monitoringRetrofit designSeepage analysisSeismic assessmentRehabilitation worksResidual life studies

The practice

Infrastructure ages faster than it is replaced. HCA's structural health practice assesses what a structure can still safely do, designs the retrofit that extends its life, and stays through implementation, drawing on the same hydropower and water resources expertise that built such structures in the first place.

The scope runs from visual and instrumented condition assessment through seepage and stability analysis to the design and supervision of strengthening and rehabilitation works, for dams, barrages, bridges and heavy civil structures.

In this sector

What we take on

Condition Assessment

Inspection, instrumentation review, residual life evaluation

Investigation

In-situ testing, geophysical methods, material sampling

Analysis & Modelling

FEM analysis, seepage and stability verification

Retrofit Design

Strengthening and rehabilitation design with specifications

Implementation Support

Supervision and QA/QC of rehabilitation works

Monitoring Frameworks

Long-term instrumentation and monitoring protocols

Selected projects

Work we can point to

Gua Iron Ore Mine Tailing Dams, JharkhandStability analysis of two dams, 33 m and 34 m highStability Analysis
Tailing Dam-2, Bacheli, Chhattisgarh25 m high, 150 m long dam at iron-ore processing plantStability Analysis
Pakyong Runway Slopes, SikkimUphill slope stabilisation and storm-water improvementIndependent Vetting
Ludhiana Water Supply Assets, PunjabRetrofitting design and site supervision for 50 overhead reservoirsRetrofitting · PMC

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