CHUM 3.1
The CHUM uses CSL to quality control deep foundations using ultrasonic waves sent through water filled access tubes
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CHUM (Cross Hole Ultrasonic Monitor) is a 3D modeling tool that uses the Cross-hole Sonic Logging (CSL) method to perform high-resolution quality control of deep foundations. The system uses ultrasonic waves to transmit from a transmitter to a receiver pulled through water-filled access tubes embedded in the concrete.
The CHUM (Cross Hole Ultrasonic Monitor) uses the Cross-hole Sonic Logging (CSL) method to perform high-resolution quality control of deep foundations.
The system uses an ultrasonic wave sent from a transmitter to a receiver pulled through water filled access tubes embedded in the concrete. The measured arrival time and energy are strongly dependent on the concrete quality.
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