Category: Non-Destructive Test (NDT)

Non-destructive testing (NDT) methods for concrete are techniques used to assess the properties and condition of concrete structures without causing damage. These methods are crucial for quality control, assessing the structural integrity, and detecting potential problems

Introduction Maintaining the safety of bridges, buildings, and parking garages depends on knowing what’s inside the concrete. Structural health tests help engineers catch problems early before they turn into costly disasters. Among the many testing

Introduction When it comes to building structures, knowing the quality of concrete is vital. Cracks, voids, or damage can weaken a structure and cause costly repairs. So, how do engineers check concrete without damaging it?

Introduction Concrete forms the backbone of most construction projects. Whether building a skyscraper or a bridge, knowing how strong the concrete is matters a lot. But testing concrete directly can weaken the structure, especially if

Introduction Corrosion in reinforced concrete is a sneaky problem. It slowly weakens structures, leading to cracks, spalling, or even full failure. Fixing these issues costs a lot and can be dangerous. Catching corrosion early can