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Subsea Engineering Factory Concrete Floor Scanning and Structural Assessment

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The Challenge

A subsea engineering factory needed to address visible cracks in their concrete floor. They required an assessment to determine whether the slab could bear additional loads for new machinery and racking installation. The scope included Xradar concrete floor scanning, core testing, crack mapping, and a comprehensive report to examine the structural integrity and provide a detailed report for future planning.

Our Approach & Result

Sonicon began with precise Xradar concrete floor scanning and crack mapping to thoroughly assess the floor’s condition. The entire level was thoroughly scanned to assess the slab thickness across its entirety. Advanced core testing techniques were then employed to analyze the slab’s composition and identify the root cause of the cracks, which were traced back to the slab’s early design. A comprehensive report was delivered, offering the client clear insights into the floor’s current load-bearing capacity and necessary interventions.

Concrete floors form the backbone of factory operations, bearing heavy machinery and continuous activity. When cracks appeared on the concrete floor of a subsea engineering factory, it raised concerns about the slab’s capacity to handle additional machinery and racking for their latest production line.

The client sought Sonicon for a comprehensive structural assessment. The project began with advanced Xradar concrete floor scanning techniques and crack mapping to thoroughly evaluate the floor’s condition. Core testing provided vital insights into the slab’s composition and load-bearing capacity. The investigation revealed that the cracks were rooted in the early design of the slab, underscoring the need for a precise and tailored solution.

Sonicon’s meticulous approach led to a detailed report that offered the client clear insights and actionable recommendations. Now, with the assessment phase complete, the focus shifted to addressing the cracks and preparing the surface to withstand the expanding production line demands of the client.

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