2018 saw the full implementation of new accounting and laboratory information management systems (LIMS). These efforts streamlined sample tracking and customer response times while providing us real-time information regarding project…
Segmental Concrete Block Units and Pullout TRI’s geosynthetic-interaction laboratory experienced an exceptional year in 2018. The potential of our large-scale, high-capacity load frame capable of applying normal and shear forces…
In July of 2018, TRI was very pleased to announce the establishment of TRI Africa Environmental Services Pty. Ltd. (TRI Africa) headquartered in Johannesburg, South Africa. This TRI company joins…
This past week, TRI held its Annual TRI Employee Meeting which consisted of ice cream, trivia, a raffle, and IPad minis. This fun-filled hour was presented by the leaders of…
Robert Brushaber has been with Texas Research Institute Austin, Inc. (TRI Austin) since 2003 and has been a strong leader in our Engineering Division. Robert has a BS in Mechanical…
TRI Education: Slope Stability & Interface Friction Short Course, May 7 – 8 TRI Environmental hosts high-level engineering education events with immediately implementable solutions. On May 7 & 8, the…
LINER INTEGRITY SURVEYS/ASSESSMENTS (LISA) Tuesday, 15 May 2018 CONSTRUCTION QA/QC for GEOSYNTHETIC INSTALLATIONS and COMPACTED CLAY LINER & GCL INSTALLATION Wednesday, Thursday, 16 & 17 May 2018 GEOSYNTHETIC INSTITUTE (GSI)…
LISA TRAINING, DAYS 1 & 2 A Liner Integrity Survey (Electrical Leak Location) is a state-of-the-art, nondestructive method of locating leaks in installed geomembranes. LIS equipment, rooted in geophysical measurement…
Seawater is an extremely persistent, surprisingly corrosive force that causes a multitude of complex problems when it comes to use and maintenance of maritime vessels. Any equipment that is exposed…
When considering catastrophic failures in structures, one often imagines the worst-case scenario, in which a large force can cause an immediate destruction. However, events of these types are rare in…