Advanced Concrete Scanning for Wall Thickness Measurement at a Water Tank Facility

Xradar was tasked with performing non-destructive concrete scanning to assess the thickness of a reinforced concrete wall at a water tank facility located at Genting Highlands.

The goal was to evaluate the concrete structure's integrity to facilitate safe future interventions, including drilling, coring, or cutting, without damaging the embedded reinforcements.

Xradar™ Concrete Scanning technology was used to provide a comprehensive, non-destructive evaluation of the concrete structure. Using advanced Ultrasonic Pulse-Echo (UPE) testing and rebar mapping, the team was able to measure the concrete wall thickness at multiple points, providing an accurate and detailed assessment.

This non-destructive technique was employed to measure the wall thickness at multiple intervals, providing accurate and reliable data while preserving the integrity of the structure, ensuring a safer approach to any future work.

The concrete scan revealed that the wall thickness ranged between 500 mm to 600 mm. Additionally, the top steel reinforcement was found at a depth of 70 mm to 90 mm, with a spacing of 150 mm to 200 mm.

With this information, the safe clearance for cutting, coring, and drilling was clearly defined, preventing any damage to the internal structure. The scanning process was completed without disrupting operations, providing the essential data needed for continued project planning.