If you are a handyman of any level, there is a good chance that you need to know how to do concrete drilling or masonry at some point. Whether it’s mounting shelves on a cinder block garage wall, installing a planter on a brick veneer or stucco, or mounting exterior lighting on a stone, you’ll need to know how to drill concrete.
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GPR (ground penetrating radar) is a non-destructive geophysical prospecting technique based on the analysis of propagation phenomena (refraction, reflection and diffraction) of high frequency electromagnetic waves (10 MHz to 2 GHz) in the subsoil. GPR, initially of an impulsive nature, is based on the excitation of the subsurface, from a transmitting antenna, through a short pulse train (1 to 50 ns) in order to detect, by means of a reception antenna, successive echoes associated with the contrasts of permittivities or conductivities encountered by electromagnetic waves during their propagation. These contrasts reflect the presence of buried targets or basement stratification. The use of frequency-based GPR is much more recent due to its associated instrumental constraints and is the subject of a significant amount of current research.
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Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR) is a non-destructive geophysical technique based on the propagation and reflection of electromagnetic waves from 20 MHz to 3 GHz. It is sensitive to changes in the electromagnetic properties of the medium (permittivity, conductivity and magnetic susceptibility). Investigations are usually carried out by moving the antenna on the surface, with or without contact with the ground. Measurements are taken at regular intervals, which allows a quick image of the basement structure.
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Ground Entrance (RPS) or Ground Entering Radar (GPR) first appeared around the turn of the twentieth century, where they were used as non-destructive devices in photographing soil and storm cellars. This framework’s first application occured in 1910, when it was used to locate buried targets – and it has evolved since then! Fast forward to the 1970s, ground radar saw a fast rise within the military space, particularly in the discovery of anti-personnel mines.
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Corrosion is a natural phenomenon that degrades metals and metal alloys. When making contact with water or air, some metals can transform to return to their natural state as oxides. For example, iron rusts in contact with water.
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GPR, or ground-penetrating radar, uses radio waves to capture images of embedded objects. It is a non-intrusive detection method that allows technicians to locate underground utilities and other objects such as live wires, post-tension cables, utilities, conduits, pipes, and voids. By identifying such objects before excavating, one can avoid potential damage and the associated safety risks and cost burdens. The all-important question is, is GPR effective? In short, yes, it is highly effective. Let’s explore how GPR can profoundly benefit your project.
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GPR, or ground-penetrating radar, is a highly effective detection method with a host of benefits and applications. If you are using it for the first time, however, you may have some reservations. In this article, we will explore some of the common concerns about GPR.
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When it comes to analyzing objects embedded in concrete structures, there are a number of methods. Of all these methods, however, ground-penetrating radar is by far the most effective. In this article, we will explore the importance of using GPR before drilling into concrete.
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If you are building a new office, you should get an underground duct detection system. It gives you a rough idea of how easy or difficult it is to carry out a particular project in that area.
Using the most advanced technology available (GPR), it shows a colour-coded map of the area. This reduces the burden of huge excavations and simplifies your work. It is highly recommended to use the GPR for underground infrastructure detection, whether it is a large or small project.
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If any task is carried out where concrete is involved where it is necessary to cut/core the concrete, then performing concrete scanning beforehand is the right thing to do. Cutting/coring concrete, generally a time-consuming procedure with risks involved, unveils hidden embedded elements within the material.
Here, we will examine the benefits of concrete scanning, which helps in tracing conduits, cables, voids, and utilities present inside the concrete. We will also examine how GPR concrete scanning can help you lower expenses, reduce risks, and protect the reputation of your business.
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