The Use of a 3D Scanner for Evaluating the Morphology of a Sandblasted Concrete Surface

Sławomir Czarnecki; Jerzy Hoła; Łukasz Sadowski

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/KEM.662.193

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The Use of a 3D Scanner for Evaluating the Morphology of a Sandblasted Concrete Surface

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The possibility of the non-destructive testing of concrete surface morphology by means of a new-generation 3D laser scanner is presented. The test results for a reference concrete substrate surface and a sandblasted concrete substrate surface are reported. The effect of sandblasting on the morphology of the concrete surfaces of the substrates is highlighted. The results are presented as three-dimensional images and the values of the morphology parameters are compared in a table.

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Key Engineering Materials (Volume 662)

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September 2015

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Sławomir Czarnecki, Jerzy Hoła, Łukasz Sadowski*

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Civil Engineering, Concrete Substrates, Non-Destructive Testing, Optical Scanning, Surface Morphology

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