Potential of Muon Tomography in Bridge Investigations
Muon tomography uses naturally occurring nuclear particles to 'X-ray' technical objects. While it has applications in security and nuclear safeguards, it has yet to be adopted in civil engineering. The potential is enormous, as muon tomography could replace the traditional method of X-ray imaging infrastructure, which was popular in the past but has ...
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