
The condition assessment of structures using the non-destructive ground penetrating radar (GPR) method is based on the analysis of the strength, sign and shape of the signal reflected from the objects under the examined surface. Therefore, it is used for locating reinforcement in reinforced concrete structures, determining the type and structure of structural elements, evaluating the corrosion of reinforcement, etc. This paper presents the applicability of the GPR method for locating reinforcement and determining the geometry of structural elements, as well as the study of the sensitivity of the GPR signal to chloride-induced corrosion parameters.
TEHNIČKE ZNANOSTI. Građevinarstvo. Nosive konstrukcije., korozija, ocjena stanja, TECHNICAL SCIENCES. Civil Engineering. Supporting Structures., condition assessment, corrosion, georadar, beton, TEHNIČKE ZNANOSTI. Građevinarstvo. Organizacija i tehnologija građenja., concrete, TECHNICAL SCIENCES. Civil Engineering. Construction Organization and Technology., ground penetrating radar
TEHNIČKE ZNANOSTI. Građevinarstvo. Nosive konstrukcije., korozija, ocjena stanja, TECHNICAL SCIENCES. Civil Engineering. Supporting Structures., condition assessment, corrosion, georadar, beton, TEHNIČKE ZNANOSTI. Građevinarstvo. Organizacija i tehnologija građenja., concrete, TECHNICAL SCIENCES. Civil Engineering. Construction Organization and Technology., ground penetrating radar
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