Hydraulics Laboratory

Located on ground floor in Building B, a well-equipped and well-organized laboratory is essential to teach :

Hydraulics experiments : The laboratory is equipped to perform a full range of experiments and testing such as, Hydrostatic Pressure on Submerged Bodies, Orifice Flow Meter, Venturi Meter, Energy Losses in Bends, Impact of Jet, Series / Parallel Pump, Orifice & Free Jet Flow, and experiments related to Open channel.

Hydrostatic Pressure on Submerged Bodies
Experiment is used to determine the hydrostatics thrust acting on a plane immersed in water, and the position of the line of action of the thrust. Experiment is used also to compare the position determined by experiment with the theoretical position.





Orifice Flow Meter
The objectives of the experiment are :

1. To show the measurement of flow rate.
2. To show the application of Bernoulli equation in flow rate measurement.
3. To show effect of minor losses and its modification in flow rate measurement.
4. To demonstrate piezometer as a method to measure pressure.





Venturi Meter
The objectives of the experiment are :

1. To investigate the validity of the Bernoulli equation, when applied to the steady flow of water in a tapered duct.
2. To show the measurement of flow rate.
3. To demonstrate piezometer as a method to measure pressure.





Energy Losses in Bends
The objectives of the experiment are :

1. To show effect of minor losses and its modification in flow rate measurement.
2. to find out the energy loss due to the friction or due to bends. Also, the effect of valves will be considered at the same time.
3. To demonstrate manometer as a method to measure pressure difference.





Impact of Jet
The objective of the experiment is to compare the momentum in fluid jet with force generated when it strikes a flat plate, a 120° plate, a conical object, and a hemispherical cup.





Series / Parallel Pump Unit
The objective of the experiment is to study the connection of pumps on series and on parallel.





Open channel
Perform Experiments related to open channel flow such as hydraulic jump, surge waves, and open channel Transitions.





Orifice and Free Jet Flow
The objective of this lab experiment is to determine the coefficients of velocity and discharge of two small orifices in the lab and compare them with values in textbooks and other reliable sources.


Soil Mechanics Laboratory

Located on ground floor in Building B, a well-equipped and well-organized laboratory is essential to teach :

Soil Mechanics experiments : The laboratory is equipped to perform a full range of experiments and testing such as, The Casagrande test, The hydrometer test, The Standard Proctor Test & Modified Proctor Test, The Sand Cone Test, The falling head test, The constant head test, The direct shear test, The oedometer test, The unconfined compression test, The CBR (California Bearing Ratio) test, and Sieve analysis.

The Casagrande test, also known as the liquid limit test, is a common soil laboratory test used to determine the water content at which a soil changes from a plastic state to a liquid state.





The hydrometer test is a laboratory method used to determine the distribution of particle sizes in fine soil sample.





Instrument Name Model and Company Quantity
Stander proctor test 4” 3
Modified proctor test 6” 3
The Standard Proctor Test and Modified Proctor Test are laboratory methods used to determine the maximum dry density and optimal moisture content of soil for compaction.





Instrument Name Model and Company Quantity
sand cone test 6” 2
4” 2
The Sand Cone Test, also known as the Sand Replacement Test, is a laboratory test used to determine the density of compacted soil.





Oven
In soil mechanics lab, an oven is a commonly used tool for determining the moisture content of a soil sample.





The falling head test is a common laboratory test used in soil mechanics to determine the permeability of soils.





The constant head test is a widely used for determining the permeability of granular soils.





The direct shear test is a laboratory experiment conducted to determine the shear strength parameters of soil, including the angle of internal friction and the cohesion.





Instrument Name Model and Company Quantity
Digital weight Device 30 kg - Omega 1
150 kg 1
In soil mechanics laboratory testing, a digital weight, also known as an electronic balance, is an essential piece of equipment used for accurately measuring the mass of soil samples.





Instrument Name Model and Company Quantity
Model and Company -- 1
The oedometer test, also known as the consolidation test, is a standard laboratory test in soil mechanics used to determine the rate and magnitude of soil settlement under different applied loads.





Instrument Name Model and Company Quantity
Unconfined compression test MHN 1
The unconfined compression test is a common laboratory test used to determine the strength characteristics of a soil sample.





Instrument Name Model and Company Quantity
Automatic Compactor MHN 1
An Automatic Compactor is laboratory equipment commonly used in soil mechanics to compact soil specimens to a standard Proctor or Modified Proctor density.





Instrument Name Model and Company Quantity
CBR test MHN 1
The CBR (California Bearing Ratio) test is a widely used method in soil mechanics laboratories to determine the strength of subgrade and base course materials.





Instrument Name Model and Company Quantity
Mechanical vibrator for sieves -- 1
Sieves 12” 16
8” 16
Sieve analysis is a common technique used in soil mechanics laboratories to determine the particle size distribution of soil samples.

Highway Engineering Laboratory

Located on ground floor in Building B, a well-equipped and well-organized laboratory is essential to teach :

Highway Engineering experiments : the laboratory is equipped to perform a full range of experiments and testing such as: Los Anglos test, CBR test, Penetrometer test, and Sieve analysis test.

Instrument Name Model and Company Quantity
Los Anglos Sama Masr 1
Main Purpose Used to Test the hardness of aggregates
Instrument Name Model and Company Quantity
Digital weight Device Sama Masr 1
Main Purpose Used to Weigh the samples
Instrument Name Model and Company Quantity
Molds Sama Masr 2
Main Purpose Used to Prepare the samples for test
Instrument Name Model and Company Quantity
CBR Sama Masr 1
Main Purpose Measurement of soil resistance penetration
Instrument Name Model and Company Quantity
Penetrometer Sama Masr 1
Main Purpose Used to Measure the penetration resistance of asphalt sample
Instrument Name Model and Company Quantity
Sieves Sama Masr 38
Main Purpose Used to perform Sieve analysis test
Instrument Name Model and Company Quantity
Sieve analysis test Sama Masr 1
Main Purpose Used to Determine the gradation of aggregates particles
● Behavior of Materials and Concrete Technology Laboratory : Located on the ground floor in Building B, a well-equipped and well-organized laboratory is essential to teach :

1- Strength and properties of materials: The laboratory is equipped to perform a full range of experiments and testing such as,
• Tensile, cold bending and shear testing on reinforcing steel.
• Determination of softness of cement using the Plein Apparatus.
• A test to determine the proportion of water needed for cement paste of standard consistency.
• Test to determine the initial and final setting time of the cement paste using the Vicat apparatus.
• Determination of the volume stability (expansion) of cement by Le Chatelier method.
• Test for compressive and flexural strength of cement mortar.
• Sieve analysis test for aggregates.
• The semen absorption test.
• Test for determining the apparent specific gravity of aggregates.
• Test determination of volumetric weight and void percentage.
• Test determination of the proportion of clay and soft materials by weight and volume.
• Test determination of the crushing modulus of large aggregates.
• Wear and abrasion resistance (Los Angeles)


2- Concrete Technology: The laboratory is equipped to perform a full range of experiments and testing such as, Concrete slump test, VB time determination test, Test to determine the coefficient of compaction of concrete, Concrete density test, Concrete compressive strength test, Tensile strength test, Bending/flexural test for concrete beams, Testing of concrete surface hardness using rebound hammer, Concrete core test, Testing the homogeneity of concrete using the speed of ultrasonic pulses.

3- Behavior of Material Project: All tests can be used.
Compression testing machine for both concrete and cement mortar cubes, and electrically powered, (ELE) brand of English-made at the highest level of accuracy.





Compression Testing Machine (Matest) brand Italian-made and electrically powered with the highest level of accuracy for testing of concrete cubes, and equipped for the flexure/bending test of concrete beams.





Flexural test machine for concrete beams with the highest level of accuracy, ELE-brand & English-made electrically operated.





Homemade impact test device for concrete members





Homemade compaction factor test device for concrete





Concrete slump cone





Vicat device to measure the initial and final setting times of the cement





Blaine device for determining the fineness of cement





Water bath, (ELE-brand) for Lucatelle test to determine the (volume stability/expansion) the cement soundness





Electric furnace for heating up to 500 ° C to test concrete with high temperature resistance





L-Box Test for Self-Compacting Concrete Test





U-Box Test for Self-Compacting Concrete Test





J-Ring Test for Self-Compacting Concrete





V-Funnel Test for testing self-compaction concrete





Los Angeles device for determination the abrasion resistance of large aggregates





Sieve analysis test for aggregate





Vibrator of concrete formwork bearing 300 kg and works with electricity





Clamp concrete vibrator of 1 inch diameter and electrically-operated





A 40-liter electrically controlled mobile concrete mixer





Digital drum scale balance works with electricity to weigh aggregates and cement





A digital table scale balance works with electricity to weigh admixtures and water





12 iron cubes measuring 7 x 7 x 7 cm for pouring cement and sand mortar cubes for compression test





38 Iron cubes size 10 x 10 x 10 cm for pouring concrete cubes for compression test





Iron cubes of dimensions 15 x 15 x 15 cm (36 cubes) for pouring concrete cubes for compression test





Iron cylinders of size 15 × 30 cm (12 cylinders) for pouring concrete cylinders for compression and Brazilian tensile test





Iron beams size 50 x 10 x 10 cm (12 beams) for pouring concrete beams, for a bending tensile test of concrete





6 dial gauges with different precision meters for measuring the concrete displacement





Curing tanks for concrete specimens
Sample of different hand tools
Electric drill

Sanitary Engineering Laboratory

Located on ground floor in Building B, consist of :

1. Flocculation Test Unit.
2. microprocessor-based pH, ORP (Oxidation reduction Potential), conductivity, TDS, and temperature bench meter.
3. Stainless Steel Water Distiller.
4. Centrifuge device.
5. Oven (Temperature range 60 °C (140 °F) to 230 °C (446 °F))
6. Electronic Weight Device.



Jar tester (Flocculation Test Unit)
The JLT6 flocculator is designed both for optimizing the dosing of coagulants for separating pollutants in wastewater treatment plants thanks to the laboratory results obtained using the so-called Jar Test, and for running toxic substance leaching tests on solid wastes to be sent to the dump.





microprocessor-based pH, ORP (Oxidation reduction Potential), conductivity, TDS and temperature bench meter
Professional bench meter used for PH, ORP (Oxidation reduction Potential) and temperature measurement.





Stainless Steel Water Distiller
WATER DISTILLER, Produce 4 l/hour.





Centrifuge device

Electronic
Digital
Reliable and Compact Multi-Function Centrifuge is a small benchtop multi-function centrifuge ideal for a multitude of spin-down applications.





Oven
Temperature range 60 °C (140 °F) to 230 °C (446 °F) Robust, space-saving small unit with hydraulic-mechanical control and adjustable ventilation.





Electronic Weight Device
Used to Weigh the samples.

surveying Laboratory

Located on the first floor in Building B, consist of :

1. 20 Plastic Measuring Tape (50m), 4 Steel Measuring Tape (50m), and 9 Cloth Measuring Tape (30m).
2. 10 Leveling instruments.
3. Theodolite instrument.
4. 4 Total Station.
5. Aiding tools (pins, 20 Range Poles, Plumb Bob, 4 Prism, 10 Staff, and Tripods).
6. Measuring Wheel.


All Devices and Aiding tools can be used in Surveying project.

1- Measuring Tapes

Total Number (33 Tapes)
A measuring tape is a flexible ruler used to measure size or distance


20 Plastic Measuring Tape (50m)
4 Steel Measuring Tape (50m)
9 Cloth Measuring Tape (30m)



2- Leveling instrument

Nikon
Number of devices in lab. : 4
SOKKIA
mber of devices in lab. : 6
Levelling is used in surveying to establish the elevation of a point relative to a datum, or to establish a point at a given elevation relative to a datum.



3- Theodolite instrument

Theodolite is a measurement instrument utilized in surveying to :

• Measuring horizontal and vertical angles
• Locating points on a line
• Finding the difference in the level
• Prolonging survey lines
• Ranging curves
• Setting out grades
• Tachometric surveying



4- Total Station

Total Number (4)
2 sokkia cx 105

1 Nikon
1 Trendon

A total station is an optical instrument commonly used in construction, surveying and civil engineering. It is useful for measuring horizontal angles, vertical angles, and distance — it does this by analyzing the slope between itself and a specific point.



5- Aiding Tools

Pins
Chaining pins are used when measuring a distance with a survey chain.



Range Poles (20 Poles)
Range Poles, or Ranging Rods as they are sometimes called, is a surveying instrument that's used for marking the position of surveying stations and sightings of those stations as well as for ranging straight lines.



Plumb Bob
A plumb bob, or plummet, is a weight, usually with a pointed tip on the bottom, suspended from a string and used as a vertical reference line, or plumb line. It is a precursor to the spirit level and used to establish a vertical datum. It is typically made of stone, wood, or lead but can also be made of other metals.



Prism (4)
Optical Survey prisms are a specially designed retro reflector, specifically a corner reflector, that is used to reflect the Electronic Distance Measurement (EDM) beam from a total station.





Staff (10)
A level staff, also called levelling rod, is a graduated wooden or aluminum rod, used with a levelling instrument to determine the difference in height between points or heights of points above a vertical datum.



Tripod
A surveyor's tripod is a device used to support any one of surveying instruments, such as theodolites, total stations, levels or transits.



6- Measuring Wheel

Measuring wheels are very simple tools quickly calculating flat distance.