ASSESSMENT OF URBAN GROUNDWATER QUALITY: A CASE STUDY OF BOREHOLES IN SYOKIMAU ESTATE IN MACHAKOS COUNTY, KENYA

Groundwater's significant socioeconomic and ecological relevance, as well as its status as a critical strategic resource, are widely acknowledged in developing countries. According to a study by (Pavelic et al., 2012), data on groundwater systems in Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) is scarce, and the current level of knowledge creates a barrier to long-term groundwater development. The unanticipated and extensive use of groundwater has resulted in serious and escalating issues of exhaustion and value deterioration around the world.

KEBS calibrates equipment at the Soils Lab and Concrete & Large Structures Laboratory

The Department of Civil & Construction Engineering procured calibration services from the Kenya Bureau of Standards. The KEBS staff did the calibration on 30th August 2022. The Uniaxial Testing Machine in the Concrete & Large Structures lab was calibrated. 

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