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Locating corrosion and deterioration early is important to keep our infrastructure and traveling public safe. Utilizing modern technology and robotics is a first step to making this happen.
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Infrastructure Preservation Corporation has integrated proven non-destructive testing and modern technology into robotic delivery vehicles in order to provide quantitative data to asset owners worldwide. These devices can peer through concrete and steel as well as visually assess a structure to provide advanced condition assessment reports.
Roadway Inspections peers through concrete and steel.
Locate voids, water intrusion, cover thickness and other anamolys before they become visible or dangerous.
Wire Rope inspection service. Locate loss of metallic area. Know when to replace your wire rope.
Concrete crack inspection service. Completely maps concrete cracking on structures. Provides 2d and 3d images. Overlays show crack progression over time. Provides x,y and z access of issues on the structure.
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
Post Tension Tendon Inspection Peer through concrete and steel during a bridge inspection of external post tension tendon’s. Nondestructive testing of post tension tendons to
Non-Destructive Testing & Robotics For Infrastructure & Bridge Inspections Cable Stay Bridge Robot Inspection Cable Stay Bridge Robotic Non-destructive testing Non-destructive testing robotic bridge inspection
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
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
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,
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