Estudio geotécnico in Munera

The geological substrate in Munera is dominated by Gypsum, Anhydrite and Salts, which constitute approximately 43% of the territory. These soils have limited bearing capacity and require caution when selecting deep foundations; it is recommended to carry out specific studies to determine the appropriate support levels. The limestones, dolomites and marbles, present in almost a quarter of the municipality, provide greater stability and strength in areas where retaining formations are considered.

It is important to note that Munera presents a karstic risk which must be verified before proceeding with foundations. Moderate seismicity, with a Structural Maximum of 3.2 and 6 events over 30 years, influences structural design, although it does not represent a principal constraint at present. The low permeability of the formations may favour the control of deep aquifers, but it is necessary to address the specific soil conditions to ensure stability during and after the works.