Over many years of practice, it has been shown that the cadasters of underground installations are often not up-to-date, and it happens that, only on the site, during the construction works, certain installations, or their exact position, are recorded. For this reason, Panpro Team has acquired equipment that can overcome such a problem. The Proceq GS8000 represents the last word in technology when it comes to, and the right solution for recognizing the position of installations before execution of works. In addition to detecting the location of underground installations, modern ground-penetrating radar systems are often used during archaeological research, but also when cleaning the terrain or searching for unexploded mines and other assets left over from previous wars.

In addition to the above, Panpro Team’s equipment is completed by a special video camera, which is intended for recording the inside of pipes, such as e.g. sewage installations and detection of deformations and damage in the drainage system.

The information that can be collected using this camera is the only way to determine the condition of the storm sewer system. This is especially important when it is necessary to determine where the water, that causes damage to the pavement structure, comes from, on road sections where the drainage is solved by a closed system of storm sewers, and there are no obvious riparian or underground waters. Some examples of recorded damage can be seen in the photos shown.