CT Applications
Civil and Geotechnical Engineering
Do you want to investigate the internal structure of a manufactured material?
Below we see a 8 cm diameter aircrete core sample showing porosity distribution/connectivity.
Here we see the internal ratio and distribution of the clast and matrix as well as the porosity (1 cm in diameter).
Here we see the internal ratio and distribution of the clast and matrix as well as the porosity (1 cm in diameter).
Would you benefit from high-resolution 3D visualization of the pore distribution and relative sizes within your materials?
This examples shows some small synthetic samples (1 cm diameter) made up of clay with some samples containing fine polypropylene fibers.
Mineral Exploration
Are you looking to visualize the porosity within your samples?
We can image complex porosity like what is seen in the limestone core below.
Do you have very small questions like this 1.5 mm diameter diamond?
We can scan items down to such sizes and achieve resolutions of 3um.
Non-Destructive Imaging
Do you have materials that are not visible due to an external housing but you would like to investigate the internal structure?
Below you can see the results of a drill core scanned within the sealed tube which uncovered complex internal structure within the core.
Do you work with temperature sensitive materials?
Here we CT scan a temperature sensitive permafrost sample at sub zero temperatures without any thaw of the frozen materials.
Do you need to non-destuctively inspect interior parts?
Inspect internal components and features, and visualize within a 2D or 3D environment. Industrial CT is ideal for computer chips, delicate parts, or objects with various densities.
