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September 18, 2003
Scanning concrete without harmful X-rays
By ARI KRAMER
Journal Staff Reporter
Journal Staff Reporter
Photos courtesy of Structural Imaging
Ulrich Van Landeghem started a business in 2001 with this $45,000 ground-penetrating radar machine. He claims it's cheaper and faster than X-ray systems.
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Ulrich Van Landeghem is using a new concrete scanning technology to penetrate the competitive Puget Sound construction business.
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