Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) scanning is a non-destructive testing (NDT) method to detect objects, voids, and structural elements beneath a concrete surface.
Why use GPR scanning?
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Non-Destructive – Avoids excavation and preserves structural integrity.
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Informative – Detects underground utilities, rebar, conduits, and voids.
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Fast & Efficient – Delivers real-time imaging for quick decision-making.
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Versatile Applications – Ideal for concrete inspection, utility mapping, and durability or structural assessment.
Applications
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Utility Locating – Identifying underground pipes, cables, and utilities.
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Concrete Scanning – Detecting rebar, post-tension cables, and voids.
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Structural and Durability Assessment - Assess bridges, tunnels, slabs and structures. Understand the location and depth of reinforcement for assessment of the condition and durability risk of the structure.
Our specialists use GPR devices such as JRC (Japan Radio Co., Ltd) NJJ-95B and Hilti ferroscan.