Integrated Applications
It helps reduce strike risk during coring, cutting, anchoring, and retrofit activities by showing likely no-cut zones.
Definition
Concrete slab scanning uses near-surface radar workflows to map likely reinforcement, conduits, and embedded targets before intrusive works.
It helps reduce strike risk during coring, cutting, anchoring, and retrofit activities by showing likely no-cut zones.
How It Works
When to Use
What It Can Help Identify
Deliverables
Typical Outputs
Applications
Commercial and industrial retrofit works
Facility maintenance and expansion projects
Pre-demolition and alteration planning
Method Limitations
Geophysical results are interpreted models based on measured physical property contrasts. Results should be correlated with boreholes, test pits, drilling, geological mapping, laboratory data, or other direct investigation methods where required.
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FAQs
No. It reduces risk and improves planning, but safety controls and verification are still required before intrusive works.
Yes, tendon-like responses can often be interpreted, then confirmed with project controls before coring or cutting.
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Send slab areas and intended cut locations so we can define scan coverage and deliverables.
