Hydraulics and hydrology equipment
The labs include a selection of hydraulics and hydrology equipment such as the Armfield hydrology study system and Armfield fluids benches, as well as carbon analysers, titration systems and ICP Spectroscopes.
Utilise soil characterisation equipment to determine plasticity index, shrink swell index, flakiness index, plus particle size analysis and hydraulic conductivity, all in our civil engineering labs. They also house a range of hydrology and hydraulics equipment, including basic flume, hydraulics benches and a hydrology study system, where you can study the movement of water through the environment.
Built for civil engineering research
The labs are used for teaching within the second and third year of the civil and environmental engineering bachelor degrees, and by students for their final-year projects. Higher degree by research students undertaking their masters or PhD, as well as academic staff, utilise this lab for research projects.
The labs include a selection of hydraulics and hydrology equipment such as the Armfield hydrology study system and Armfield fluids benches, as well as carbon analysers, titration systems and ICP Spectroscopes.
When you study civil engineering at Deakin you get real-world experience via project-oriented design-based learning. You’ll undertake team-based projects and develop solutions to current industry needs, so you can hit the ground running when you graduate.
The labs have a variety of civil engineering equipment used across a range of teaching research applications, such as a:
Our partners are valued members of the wider Deakin engineering family, not just our school. Opportunities to partner with us include work-integrated learning and industry-based learning and placements, student projects, commercial research projects and services.
If you have further questions about our labs, please get in touch.