M. M. Alves, M. T. de Melo, H. L. Lott Neto, L. L. Lourenço Novo, L. D. de Medeiros, P. Gama, M. S. Coutinho, D. Barbosa, Vinícius L. Tarragôz
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A Non-destructive Inspection of Anchor Rods based on Frequency Domain Reflectometry
Anchor rods are used to fix the guy cables of transmission towers into the soil. Thus, anchor rods are buried or encapsulated in concrete beneath the ground, thereby forming a reliable support system. However, incomplete or imperfect anchor grouting often occurs during construction, which may cause the anchor to become ineffective and lead to engineering accidents. Therefore, such anchors require periodic maintenance. Frequency domain reflectometry is used to locate and quantize possible deterioration on the concrete anchors. Experimental results have shown that the reflectometry approach may be a new method for the noninvasive maintenance of anchor rods measuring one meter.