Structural engineering decisions must be grounded in reliable data. Struct Rehab's testing and instrumentation team applies proven in-situ test methods to generate the quantitative information needed to accurately assess condition, verify repair effectiveness, and monitor structural behaviour over time.
All tests are conducted in accordance with relevant IS, BIS, and international standards. Results are interpreted by experienced engineers and reported in a format suitable for regulatory submission, litigation support, or internal asset management.
Assessment of concrete quality, uniformity, and the presence of internal voids or cracks by measuring the velocity of ultrasonic pulses through the section.
Rapid, portable test for estimating surface hardness and in-situ compressive strength of concrete, widely used for comparative surveys across large structure areas.
Electrochemical test method to assess the probability of active corrosion of embedded steel reinforcement, commonly used in bridge decks and marine structures.
Determination of the depth of carbonation front in concrete using phenolphthalein indicator on freshly broken or drilled core surfaces.
Full-scale structural load tests to determine actual capacity, verify analytical models, and demonstrate compliance with design loads or enhanced load ratings.
Installation of vibrating wire or electrical resistance strain gauges for short-term test monitoring or long-term structural health monitoring of critical elements.
Our testing teams are experienced in working on live structures, in marine environments, and under time-sensitive site constraints. Tell us what you need.
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