Great Lakes GPR is honored to have been a part of the construction process by conducting a Structural Scanning (Concrete Scanning) Survey at the University of Michigan Medical Campus for a general contractor. Great Lakes GPR was contacted to conduct a Structural Scanning (Concrete Scanning) Survey for the purposes of; locating any utilities within the concrete, determine concrete thickness, locate reinforcement within the concrete, and locating any subsurface features within or beneath the concrete. As a result of using the application of Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR), Great Lakes GPR was able to detect the existence of subsurface utilities and structural hazards prior to the renovation of certain areas at the University of Michigan Medical Campus.
Structural Scanning (Concrete Scanning) offers the means of detecting embedded objects within, and under, a variety of media including concrete, brick, asphalt, and soil. GPR can detect objects, changes in material, as well as voids and cracks.
Applications of Structural Scanning (GPR)
Structural Scanning (Concrete Scanning) offers the means of detecting embedded objects within, and under, a variety of media including concrete, brick, asphalt, and soil. GPR can detect objects, changes in material, as well as voids and cracks.
Applications of Structural Scanning (GPR)
- Conduit location
- Reinforcement location
- Post tension cable location
- Slab thickness
- Duct bank location
- Wall and ceiling surveys
- Detection of sub-surface cavities
- Location and orientation of buried metallic objects
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