There are different GPR systems available today for
inspection of concrete. These hand held systems are considered helpful in condition as well as Rebar location
in Massachusetts. This system is used to scan the structure and is
available in different models. This system is helpful in delineating small
targets with superior horizontal and vertical solutions. Some of the typical
uses of this system include:
- Concrete inspection: this is helpful in locating non-metallic as well as metallic targets in floors, ceilings and walls.
- Assessment of condition: helps in assessing map relative concrete condition required for rehab planning
- Measures the thickness of slab
- Inspection of structure: monuments, towers, buildings, ceilings, balconies, decks, etc.
- Void location and many more.
The ground penetrating radar of concrete X-ray
is used to locate post-tension cables and other objects required for
construction of concrete before cutting or coring. The GPR technology makes use
of safe radio waves. The rays from the concrete x-ray equipment could be
harmful to humans. This technology reduces the time and cost required for
inspection of concrete. The cutting or drilling through walls, ceilings,
floors, can be very dangerous. The technicians using this system are
experienced to locate rebar, identify post-conduit cables, find conduits, etc.
The ground penetrating radar is a
tool of choice for the individuals, who require quick and easy identification
of the presence of the buried utility infrastructure, both metallic as well as
non-metallic. This is the only technology available, which do not need a
physical connection to the utility. This system caused a revolution, when it
came into existence. It quickly established itself, as the tool of choice for
utility applications including, utility detection and marking, locate services,
etc.
The non-destructive testing can be termed as a wide range of
applications and techniques used for the evaluation of the properties of a
product, material, weld or a system without affecting the integrity of the unit
under test. The NDT labs have high technical expertise in the field of
non-destructive testing.
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