Structure Scan’s GPR Technicians can efficiently reveal obstacles embedded in concrete without interrupting your day-to-day operations. Real-time scans provide exact location and direct read-out enabling your site personnel to make critical on the spot adjustments. Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) is non-destructive and helps ensure your project is a success.
• Concrete infrastructure evaluation
• Map location of rebar
• Determine bar size
• Locate conduits and pipes (metal, plastic,
concrete, underground storage tanks)
• Measure thickness of material (concrete,
asphalt, fill, etc)
• Void detection
• One side access (slab on grade)
• On-site data processing
• 3D imaging
• Reports
• Digital archives
How GPR works
Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) operates by transmitting hi-frequency EM energy into the ground via an antenna. The GPR signal is reflected back to the antenna by materials with contrasting electrical (dielectric and conductivity) and physical properties.
Measure concrete thickness
By measuring the two-way travel time of the radar wave, Structure Scan’s GPR Technicians can determine /confirm slab thickness, concrete cover over steel reinforcement and accurate depth measurements to subsurface targets.
Locate objects embedded in concrete
Structure Scan’s GPR Technicians can quickly and accurately locate rebar, post tension cables, conduits, radiant heating lines and other objects embedded in concrete.
Void detection
Contrasting dielectric properties between air and concrete enable Structure Scan’s GPR Technicians to locate voids beneath asphalt and pavement, and confirm substrate displacement without opening and destroying the integrity of the slab.
3D imaging
Images of data collected can be provided in raw, 2D and 3D formats, by hard copy, e-mail or digital media.
Data digitally archived
Data collected is digitally archived for future reference.
Map location and depth of rebar
An optical survey wheel encoder enables Structure Scan’s GPR Technicians to quickly and accurately map out the depth and location of rebar right on the concrete.
Concrete infrastructure evaluation
By mapping out the strength of reflectors, Structure Scan’s GPR Technicians can quickly and accurately locate areas of concrete deterioration.
On-Site data processing
Structure Scan Inc. provides on-site data processing and reporting as required.
Reports
At Structure Scan Inc., we treat all reports we prepare as confidential.
Contact Structure Scan Inc.
Tony Brunette
Phone: 204-777-6590
E-mail: tony@structurescan.ca |