Pro-Safe Detecting All “Delamination” and Voids in the Concrete Slabs and Structural Decks of the Building in Atlantic County, NJ
Project Description:
American Geophysics was able to use the concrete scanner/GPR and Olson Instruments CG-2 Impact Echo Pulse to identify all delamination and voids in the structural-slabs and slab on grade of the building for the engineering and GC team to safely perform their renovations to the building and ensure the safety and integrity of the building’s makeup and especially the safety of the workers on-site. Concrete delamination is the separation of the paste layer at the surface, creating an unbonded concrete layer between there and the slab body. This issue develops with troweled concrete, commonly during the early spring and late fall with concrete placement on a cool subgrade.
| Client Building for the Engineering |
| Services/Products Concrete Scanner/GPR and Olson Instruments CG-2 Impact Echo Pulse |
- Concrete Scanner
- Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR)
- Concrete Scanning
- Geophysical Services
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