Save and Reuse Existing Cables Wire ropes are critical to many of our most important equipment and infrastructure assets. Infrastructure Preservation Corporation (IPC) utilizes modern technology in its robotic wire rope inspections without needing to wedge cables apart by peering through steel...

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Cable stay bridges are some of the most visually appealing bridges for new bridge construction.  Not only are they visually appealing but for medium length bridges they are more cost effective, require fewer materials and are typically constructed faster than competing bridge types. North...

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Cable Stay Bridge Inspection Services|Visual & MFL Infrastructure Preservation Corporation, IPC is an Engineering company that specializes in developing robotic technology for the inspection of transportation infrastructures. IPC developed the first of its kind robotic infrastructure inspection...

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Robotic Column And Mining Shaft Camera Inspection Service Infrastructure Preservation Corporation, A robotic engineering company based in Clearwater Florida launches the second generation of robotic bridge column and mining shaft camera inspection...

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A post tensioned tendon is a bundle of steel strands encased in grouted concrete and wrapped in a protective sheathing and then tensioned. Post tensioning is a tehnique for reinforcing concrete.  According to Concretenetwork "Post tensioning is a technique for reinforcing concrete....

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Robotic Wire Rope Inspection Services According to a maintenance world article on steel rope wire failures "In 1998, a crane load line broke while lifting the south topside module of the Petronius platform, dropping the module into the Gulf of Mexico.  The cost was estimated to be around...

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Robotic Cable Stay Bridge Inspection Partnering with IPC's Robotic Non-destructive testing services will provide asset owners worldwide with more quantitative data to enable more efficient use of their maintenance budgets. Utilizing advanced condition assessment provides an action plan for...

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Column and shaft inspections have been inspected manually for years. Current inspections allow for an inspector to be lowered down a bridge column or shaft, sometimes with oxygen. New non-destructive testing methods that utilize robotics and advanced non-destructive testing can better assess shafts...

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Bridge inspections are critical to maintaining our nations and worldwide infrastructure. The more quantitative data that asset owners can obtain the earlier in a structures life cycle that proper maintenance can be implemented, the longer that structure can be safely and properly maintained. ...

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Utilizing experienced bridge inspectors along with modern technology and robotics has enable Infrastructure Preservation Corporation to provide more quantitative data to the department of transportation allowing them to better allocate assets. Exceeding FHWA and AASHTO inspection guidelines,...

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