3D Imaging Concrete

Structural Mapping of concrete is an application used to determine position or depth of anything embedded within a concrete structure; these targets include re bar, cables, conduits etc. 3D imaging documentation will be supplied with this service.

Non-Destructive Investigation of Concrete Structures with 3-D Imaging

Finally, a quick, easy, safe and effective way to locate buried obstruction in concrete structures prior to drilling, cutting or coring. We can inspect walls, floors, decks, slabs, tunnels, balconies and garages. Now it is possible to locate rebar, tension cables, conduits, voids and even measure slab thickness. Our technology can find objects beneath the surface to a depth of 18 inches. It is possible to detect and map the relative concrete condition in conjunction with planning and to combine separate 3D grids into single grid for increased coverage of an area. Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) and Ferrous metal concrete scanning technology for Non-Destructive Testing (NDT). The systems we use coupled with highly experienced operators result in very accurate location, depth and identification of materials in concrete structures.

We only use equipment that is safe to use around people without any special safety constraints or set up requirements and operates on a non-interference basis with our clients normal business. This includes scanning around sensitive electronics, computer equipment and hospital measuring devices. This, coupled with our high mobility and quick set up time, allows us to perform the scanning tasks very quickly during normal business hours.

Structural Imaging provides concrete scanning services for:

We can provide all scanning views in either paper copy or electronic format in both two and three dimensions. In small areas were complex or crowded targets are identified we can generate images in ¼ inch slices to a depth of 18 inches to improve the identification of materials in the concrete.

Some examples using concrete scanning services:

Benefits over Radiography (X-Ray):

Unlike x-ray technology, concrete scanning with GPR requires only single sided access to perform surveys. This means slabs of all types may now be scanned. No site hazards or need to close off work areas as with radiography. Hundreds of square feet can be inspected in a day. We can even view 3D results on screen while on the project.

Concrete Inspection

locate metallic and non-metallic targets in walls, floors; we can locate embedment within concrete structures prior to drilling, cutting, coring or use scanning information to determine pre–build location of future projects.