New impact echo method detects flaws in concrete
Researchers at the National Bureau of Standards describe the impact echo technique a non destructive test using surface mounted receivers to locate flaws and estimate their size in plain or reinforced concrete. It offers an alternative to drilling cores or using X rays and gamma radiography.
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