Concrete Science® engineers are amongst the most experienced in nondestructive testing. This unique experience allows us to minimize the testing time and cost for our clients.

Nondestructive tests are used for three primary reasons:

  • Quality control or troubleshooting of new construction

  • Condition evaluation of existing structures

  • Quality assurance of concrete repairs

Typical applications of nondestructive testing are:

  • Locating voids, honeycombs, and delamination

  • Determining rebar depth and member dimensions

  • Determining the rate of reinforcement corrosion

Typical nondestructive tests methods:

  • Schmidt Hammer, Pulse Velocity

  • Impact Echo & Impulse Response

  • Ground Penetrating Radar

  • Cross-hole Sonic Logging

  • Load/Deflection Test

  • Reinforcement Corrosion Test

Concrete Coring, Coring Analysis, Concrete Core

Testing

Ultrasonic testing on a cracked concrete surface to evaluate internal defects and material integrity.