Introducing the CX Concrete Imaging System - an easy to use, Ground Penetrating Radar (GPR)system designed for the non-destructiveinvestigation and imaging of concrete and other structure.
Construction professionals involved in the cutting, coring or drilling of concrete structure require a safe and reliable means of inspecting work areas to locate and identify hidden features that could cause damage to machinery, or pose a danger to the operator or the structure itself during these activities.
The CX system allows you to scan concrete structure simply and safely and present data clearly for real-time and in-the-box data acquisition, display and analysis. It is a quicker, safer and more cost effective option than competing systems or traditional radiographic testing methods.
Main Applications
The CX system is the tool of choice for those who need to quickly and easily investigate areas prior to cutting, coring or drilling.
Other applications include:
- Concrete/ Structure inspection
- Measure depth of cover or slab thickness
- Measure layer thickness
- Locate and map reinforcing support structure
- Locate non-metallic features, i.e. heating/ water pipes
- Quality assessment & control
- Void detection
Specific Features
The product's simple yet ergonomic and field rugged design, intuitive user interface and clear display is testament to its success and it remains as the number one choice in its field.
- Minimal set-up for fast start-up
- Quick and simple one button operation
- In-the-box processing and 2.5D imaging analysis
- Supports EM (50/ 60 Hz) functionality
- Real time locates with back-up cursor for quick
and accurate
- Detects metallic and non-metallic objects/ features
- Compact, portable and field rugged design – IP67
System Configuration
The CX system comes as standard in a portable field rugged case, but can also be used in conjunction with an optional shoulder harness for greater portability and flexibility of use, depending on the application and user requirements.
The CX system was the World's first to combine GPR with the more common Electro-Magnetic (EM) technology by way of a fully integrated 50/60 Hz sensor.
This combination allows the detection of both metallic and non metallic objects and features, but also aids in the detection and location of metallic conductors energized with 50/60 Hz energy within the structure under investigation; thereby offering an additional element of safety to the system. |
