John Popovics Gonzalo Cetrangolo displaying
Wave forms
Jinying Zhu
Downtown Buffalo
Buffalo, New York
Sept. 14th & 15th
Exhibitor: Cary Kaferly Vice President.
Cary Kaferly met with members of the New York D.O.T.
and teachers from the University of Missouri/Rolla to
discuss their issues with concrete non-destructive testing
and conduct training seminars. James Instruments Inc.
and the University of Illinois-Urbana/Champaign have
partnered to research non-contact ultrasonic transducers
for both ultrasonic pulse velocity and impact echo tests
on concrete. Researchers John Popovics Assistant Professor, with the team of graduate
research assistants Jinying Zhu and Gonzalo Cetrangolo
are using stress waves to determine flaws in concrete
without direct contact on the concrete surface. We are
hoping this exciting new technology will work well
with our existing technology found in the
