Screening Eagle Technologies' Concrete Imaging Solutions Featured in Prestigious ACI Concrete International Magazine

Screening Eagle Technologies, a leading innovator in concrete imaging solutions, is proud to announce that two of its products, the Proceq GP8000 GPR and the Pundit PD8050 ultrasonic imaging system, were recently featured in the American Concrete Institute's (ACI) esteemed Concrete International Magazine.

The article, “Reasonable Safety” of Existing Structures, Part 4: A New Hope”, is the final part in a four-part series by authors David G. Tepke, Liying Jiang, Keith E. Kesner, and Stephen S. Szoke. The authors provide some final words on evaluating “reasonable safety” of existing structures through condition assessment. They discuss the impact of paradigm changes for evaluating structures and safety and explore advancing trends and technologies that will carry the industry into the future, providing “a new hope. [1]

Published monthly, Concrete International Magazine is the premier publication for professionals in the concrete industry, reaching a global audience of engineers, architects, contractors, and other specialists. Being featured as a reference signifies a significant recognition of Screening Eagle's commitment to advancing the field of concrete imaging and providing impactful, compliant solutions to the industry.

In the feature, the Proceq GP8000 GPR can be seen (page 49, fig 4) being used to demonstrate the representation of reinforcing steel in a concrete slab using ground penetrating radar, with data results showing standard and processed images.

“It is an honor to have two of our solutions utilized as a reference in this important feature as we continue our mission to protect the built world and advance the future of concrete assessment.” – Tom Ott, Director of Technical Solutions at Screening Eagle Technlogies.

The Proceq GP8000 GPR and Pundit PD8050 ultrasonic imaging system offer a user-friendly solution to object and defect detection in concrete. With ever-evolving software, these innovative solutions empower concrete professionals to capture data efficiently and see their data with more intuitive visualizations including 2D, 3D and Augmented Reality views.

Reference

[1] David G. Tepke, Liying Jiang, Keith E. Kesner, and Stephen S. Szoke, “Reasonable Safety” of Existing Structures, Part 4: A New Hope”, Concrete International, Volume 46, Febuary 1, 2024, https://www.concrete.org/publications/internationalconcreteabstractsportal.aspx?m=details&ID=51740468