How to use a Hand Auger

Hand augers are used to quickly identify the subsurface conditions of a project site. Augers allow for a soil profile characterization free of discontinuities or missed areas that can occur when using other equipment such as a split spoon sampler, which produces a sample every 400 to 500mm.This is a part of the EMI GeoTech Design Guide Series. Find more design resources here: https://emiworld.org/resources EMI is a Christian non-profit made up of architects, engineers, surveyors, and construction managers who value Design, Discipleship, and Diversity.Since 1982, our worldwide mission is to develop people, design structures, and construct facilities which serve communities and the Church—facilities like hospitals, schools, water systems, and more. Browse our Project Portfolio to see our finished designs. https://emiworld.org/portfolio Are you seeking technical assistance to express your vision for Christian ministry? https://emiworld.org/services/technic... Volunteer on a project trip: https://emiworld.org/trips Apply for Staff: https://emiworld.org/careers Apply for Internship: https://emiworld.org/internships Apply for Fellowship: https://emiworld.org/fellowships Merch: https://store.emiworld.org/