Case 1 | Inspection of Wind Turbine Hybrid Tower Segment Components

Segment inspection of hybrid tower — Imaging of dense reinforcing bars and φ12 mm voids

Single-sided inspection from the extrados of segment; clear discrimination of φ12 mm diameter voids, with simultaneous imaging of near-surface dense reinforcing bars.

Case 2｜Wind Hybrid Tower Mock-up: Timber Strip Detected

Imaging of mock-up specimen: rebars and timber strip (33×25×420 mm) are clearly distinguishable.

Grid-based 3D image stitching scan generates a full-view 3D MAP. Information such as the timber strip’s dimension, buried depth and orientation can be detected and analyzed, with well-separated imaging of rebars and timber strip.

Case 3 ｜Track Slab Void Model

Track Slab Void Model Inspection — Rebars, Secondary Concrete Interface & Void Defects

Grid 3D stitching scan generates a full-view 3D MAP, visually presenting the internal rebar distribution and secondary concrete interface. Based on the strength of bottom-echo reflection signals, the void locations at the secondary concrete interface can be indirectly determined.

Track Lining Physical Model

Lining Model: φ5 Rebar (buried 100 mm) & φ50 Void (buried 550 mm) Detected

Single-sided inspection performed from directly above the specimen: both the φ5 rebar at 100 mm depth and the φ50 void at 550 mm depth are clearly imaged, demonstrating excellent deep-penetration capability.

Case 5｜Carbon-Based High-Attenuation Composite Inspection

Void Defect Identification — Three φ18 mm Transverse Holes at Different Depths in a 200 mm Thick Specimen

Edge Stitching Detection — Simultaneous Identification of φ13 mm Drilled Holes at 60 mm / 300 mm Depth

3D imaging intuitively presents the internal void defects of a 200 mm thick carbon-based composite specimen; three φ18 mm transverse holes at different depths are precisely identified and quantitatively located. Grid-based 3D image stitching scanning forms a full-view 3D MAP, enabling simultaneous identification of the φ13 mm drilled holes at depths of 60 mm and 300 mm.

Case 6 | Bridge Box Girder Specimen Inspection

Box Girder Inspection & Stitching Imaging — φ50 mm Corrugated Duct Clearly Visible

On-site inspection detects a φ50 mm hollow corrugated duct and φ8 mm rebars inside the box girder web, with the duct outline appearing clear and complete in the stitching image.