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StructureScan Mini Series - Complete GPR Systems for Concrete Inspection and Analysis
Compact Design
The StructureScan Mini makes concrete inspection easy in tight spaces
ntegrated Tool
All-in-one concrete inspection tool - antenna, positioning system and control unit combo
System Flexibility
The StructureScan Mini is offered in two versions, the original system with our popular 1600 MHz antenna, or the new system with a 2600 MHz antenna for high resolution data
Ruggedized plastic casing and wheels for long-lasting performance
The perfect blend of price and performance, backed by a two-year warranty
1. All-in-One handheld GPR system
2. Ergonomic handle and controls
3. Easy to use operator interface with color display screen
4. Survey wheel encoder
5. Guiding laser for locating
StructureScan Mini Series
Introducing the Mini - our smallest StructureScan system. The StructureScan Mini Series is ideal for locating the position and depth of rebar, conduits, post-tension cables, and voids in concrete. The high resolution, LED backlit 5.7" display provides a detailed image of the subsurface structure. In addition to viewing, the data image can be stored directly to a SD-RAM card for later playback, or transferred to a computer for printing or integration into a report.
The StructureScan Mini Series offers a lightweight alternative to other GPR systems, weighing in at just over three pounds. The small size of the unit makes it easy to transport to the job site and once on site, convenient to scan around obstacles and into tight spaces. The Mini is very easy to use new users will become proficient in a few short hours. The Mini aids in target detection by marking the data on screen with a small dot when characteristics of rebar or conduit are identified. The lasers on the side of the unit indicate the exact location of the center of target for accurate marking of targets embedded in the concrete.
StructureScan Mini - Deeper Signal Penetration
The StructureScan Mini is GSSI's portable integrated GPR system for concrete inspection. This handheld unit is used to locate rebar, conduits, post-tension cables, voids and determine concrete slab thickness.
Data showing a small 5/8" plastic conduit (less visible) over rebar mat.
Small 1/2" conduits (less visible) very close to surface. Note strong horizontal reflection, representing bottom of slab.
With a 1600 MHz antenna, and depth penetration of up to 20 inches (50cm), the StructureScan Mini offers the perfect blend of data resolution and depth. Used worldwide, it has quickly become the standard for concrete imaging. Additionally, the StructureScan Mini is available with 2D or 3D capabilities, flexible for your job site needs.
System Specifications
Center Frequency: 1600 MHz
Depth Range: Up to 20 inches (50 cm)
Unit Weight (with battery): 3.3 pounds (1.6 kg)
Dimensions: 6 (w) x 7 (h) x 9 (l) in. (15.24 x 17.78 x 22.86 cm)
Languages: English, Spanish, French
Environmental: IP-65
StructureScan Mini HR
The StructureScan Mini HR is GSSI's all-in-one high-resolution GPR system for concrete inspection. With a 2600 MHz antenna, this handheld system locates rebar, conduits and post-tension cables in depths of up to 16 inches (40 cm).
The StructureScan Mini HR is available in two models; 2D, for real-time target location and 3D, for an x-ray like image. Ideal for complex areas, the StructureScan Mini HR can delineate small targets with superior vertical and horizontal resolution.
Typical Uses for StructureScan Mini Series
• Concrete inspection locate metallic and non-metallic targets in walls, floors and ceilings
• Structure inspection bridges, monuments, walls, towers, tunnels, balconies, garages, decks
• Condition assessment map relative concrete condition for rehab planning
• Measure slab thickness
• Void location
Data showing a small 5/8" plastic conduit over rebar mat.
Collected with StructureScan Mini HR, data represents 3D image of radiant heating tubing in concrete slab.
Small 1/2" conduits very close to surface. Note sharp hyperbola tails.
System Specifications
Center Frequency: 2600 MHz
Depth Range: Up to 16 inches (40 cm)
Unit Weight (with battery): 3.3 pounds (1.6 kg)
Dimensions: 6 (w) x 7 (h) x 9 (l) in. (15.24 x 17.78 x 22.86 cm)
Languages: English, Spanish, French
Environmental: IP-65
Software Solutions
RADAN© for StructureScan Mini
RADAN for StructureScan Mini is specifically made for the StructureScan Mini Series. It is designed to process, view, and document 2D data collected with the StructureScan Mini. RADAN for StructureScan Mini can perform the following functions:
• Copy images to third party software for documentation purposes
• Save images
• Print to all Windows supported printers
• Background Removal filtering
• Establish Ground Truth for near accurate depth calculation
• Dielectric calculation
• Colorize the data
• Add targets and export target information in an Excel format
• Gain (contrast) control
RADAN is GSSI's post-processing software for GPR data. With its modular design, RADAN allows users to select the processing functions that best suit their professional needs. RADAN is Windows based, providing a familiar and easy to use environment for all levels of experience.
The RADAN software features bold and intuitive menu screens and clear data views for easier interpretation and enhanced post-processing capabilities.
Screen shot of RADAN 7 3D Module; three-dimensional image of a rebar mat.
StructureScan Module
- This powerful module allows for easy creation of plan-view slices to aid in interpretation of StructureScan data files.
• Semi-automatic mapping of reinforcement locations and depths on simple concrete structures
3D Module
- Process, view, and document 2D or 3D data with the 3D module, which provides enhanced 3D viewing options in a single dialog
box. Users can stretch, shrink or zoom in on files as desired for customized presentation results.
• Interactive 3D mapping of conduits or other subsurface features within concrete structures
StructureScan Mini Viewer
The StructureScan Mini Viewer software is a free online visualization program for the GSSI StructureScan Mini. The software is ideal for basic post processing of 2D StructureScan Mini data files.
Systems Include
StructureScan Mini or StructureScan Mini HR
Dual Battery Charger
Two Batteries
Hand Strap
Transit Case
Quick Start Guide
Training Video
Data collection grids (3D system)
2-year warranty
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In 2005, two weeks before graduating, James Eder launched Student Beans a discounts and deals website for students, making him one of Britain's youngest entrepreneurs at age 22.
His brother Michael joined him and together they grew Student Beans quickly to 1 million unique visitors a month.
In short, James had "crushed it".
But 12 years later, James decided to walk away from the day-to-day operations of Student Beans to focus instead on launching his new startup, Causr. A location based app connecting professionals on the go.
In short, James is on a mission to manufacture serendipity.
So when Richard Branson wrote about Causr on his LinkedIn profile in November 2016, James knew he was on to something.
Problem is, starting a business today and starting a business in 2005 are two very different things...
"I was willing to do what others wouldn't." - James Eder
In today's episode we talked about why so many of us fear being rejected and why being afraid of failing is getting in the way of your own success.
This is a really powerful conversation and I know you're going to love it.
As always, if you enjoyed today's episode, share it with a friend, it's the best form of compliment you can give me!
Causr App: www.causr.co
Twitter: @jameseder
Richard Branson's article on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:6208217699760300032/
Website: www.theunconventionalists.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/markleruste
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YouTube: www.youtube.com/markleruste

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Internal Auditor
Location : Charlotte, NC
Job Type : Direct
Reference Code : JXK
Hours : Full Time
Required Years of Experience : 2-5
Required Education : Bachelor's Degree
Travel : No
Relocation : No
Industry : Accounting - Finance
Job Description :
- Knowledge of regulatory environments applicable to US publicly traded companies
- Ability to thrive in a fast–paced, high pressure environment
- Excellent written, verbal and interpersonal communication skills
- Knowledge of internal controls (business process and IT), SOX compliance and control frameworks
- Possesses a high degree of integrity, be trustworthy, and can work independently
- Ability to work as a team player, be self-motivated, and manage multiple deadlines
- Candidate must work well in a dynamic environment, work independently, handle multiple projects simultaneously and meet deadlines
- Willingness to assist with additional projects and strategic initiatives
- High proficiency with Microsoft Excel, Word, Outlook and PowerPoint
Required Qualifications :
- Assist in the identification and evaluation of the company's risk areas and in the performance of annual risk assessments.
- Assess the company's financial, operational and IT procedures to determine the reliability and integrity of information; compliance with policies, plans, procedures, laws, and regulations; the safeguarding of assets; and the economical and efficient use of resources as scheduled on the Internal Audit Plan.
- Serve as an internal control resource for management (business process and IT) and determine whether internal controls are appropriate and effective by analyzing specific processes as requested.
- Execute testing procedures over internal controls over financial reporting, document results, and communicate status to internal audit management.
- Communicate with internal audit management regarding testing status, audit issues, and deadlines.
- Participate and execute process improvement projects and governance reviews.
- Identify opportunities for improving business processes, internal controls, and reducing risk within the organization.
- CPA/CIA/CISA certification is preferred


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Between new sanctions on Iran and the potential for more escalation in the trade war with China, oil exports from the U.S. have been changing their flows dramatically in the past few months. China from October 2017 through July 2018 rivaled Canada as the largest buyer of U.S. crude; in June, when total U.S. exports hit a record 2.2 MMb/d, nearly one-quarter of those volumes flowed to China. But since trade tensions between the two nations intensified, not a single barrel of U.S. crude has arrived in China since July. Thankfully, the U.S. has found ways to fill the Chinese void by increasing the volumes sold to South Korea and India, two historically prominent buyers of Iranian oil. Today, we lay out the reasons why U.S. sanctions on Iran are helping the U.S. continue to sell crude to Asia, even as relations with China have chilled.
Before we discuss the trickle-down effects from pressure on Iran, let's review the ongoing U.S. trade dispute with China. As we blogged about in Masters of War, this spat has intensified as the year progressed. Things got real for U.S. hydrocarbon exporters in August, when China enacted retaliatory import tariffs on petroleum-based products like LPG and refined products, which make up just a sliver of the total $60 billion in commodities and goods that were impacted.
Even though crude wasn't affected on paper by China's latest round of tariffs, the traders buying oil for Chinese refineries showed that they were not willing to take any chances — nobody wants to risk being exposed to a cargo being sanctioned while in transit. China, which surpassed Canada as the top buyer of U.S. crude for the first time in February 2017, reduced its imports from 384 Mb/d — the equivalent of nearly six 2-MMbbl Very Large Crude Carriers (VLCCs) in July 2018 to zero in August. Since then, we've only seen one VLCC full of crude indicate a journey to China, the supertanker New Courage, which we believe co-loaded U.S. and Venezuelan crudes before heading to the Far East several weeks ago. The ship first indicated a voyage to Ningbo, China, later changed its signal to Port Klang, Malaysia, and now is indicating a Chinese destination again. We'll keep a close watch on this ship in our weekly Crude Voyager. (See Shake It Off for more on China's history of buying U.S. crude.) We've previously opined that U.S. crude will still get to China via blended cargoes on rerouted tankers, but the Customs records will still show goose eggs for volumes directly shipped to China.


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Thank you Michael Wisner, Helen Russell, the Carmel Highlands Association and the community of the Carmel Highlands for coming out for a very special event about early life in the community. Kim Weston and Honey Williams both gave presentations filled with classic old pictures that showed some aspects of the Highlands back in time.
There was a feeling of community that night as we re-lived old stories and reminisced about how life used to be back then. Again, thank you for everyone who came out to make it such a memorable evening and we look forward to creating more memories in the future!
Zach Weston and Annabelle Scott gave a glimpse into some of the present and future happenings going on in the Carmel Highlands through the Westons' non-profit, The Weston Collective. If you would like to learn more about The Weston Collective and its mission to preserve black and white film photography in our community please click on the link below!


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For our Autumn 2014 salon we based our guest list, food spread and cocktail on a theme, because why not go all the way right? Our event's concept was Passion Projects. Not only did our guest have to be women entrepreneurs, they also had to have a passion project on the side. "A little something on the side" we called it.
I was tasked to create the speciality cocktail to pair with Prosecco which we have at each salon, it's easy, bubbly and everyone seems to like it. Autumn cocktail? You guessed it, a Sidecar. I began my quest to first learn the history of the Sidecar cocktail, then how to make it. You may say it became a passion of mine. My other, other passion project.
The Sidecar cocktail's history varies, but it is said to have been invented towards the end of WW1 in London or Paris, or was created at the end of Prohibition. It's name is obvious- named after the motorcycle attachment. The earliest mention of a Sidecar cocktail recipe is in 1922, and is one of the six based drinks highlighted in The Fine Art of Mixing Drinks in 1948.
The traditional way of mixing it is rather easy- equal parts Brandy, Cointreau and Lemon Juice. I tried this mix many times with different types of dark liquor, Brandy, Cognac and Bourbon. I was drunk after 1 drink. No can do. It was too strong to serve at a cocktail party where we were expected to have at least decently intelligent conversation with strangers.
I realized that Cointreau has double the alcohol content then Triple Sec, which could be substituted for sweetness. That, and a dash of club soda, and it really helped tone down the drink.
My recipe for the perfect Sidecar Cocktail:
- 2 parts Bourbon
- 1 part Triple Sec
- 1 Part Lemon Juice
- A dash of tonic water
Pour all contents into a cocktail shaker with ice and shake well until the outside of the shaker is frosted and you can't possibly hold it anymore. Strain into a cocktail glass with a rim rubbed with lemon juice and dipped in sugar. We added a sugared lemon to the rim of some of our cocktail goblets and a twist, with a side of rosemary, to the crystal glasses.
What is your drink of passion?


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We declare to you what was from the beginning, what we have heard, what we have seen with our eyes, what we have looked at and touched with our hands, concerning the word of life. – I John 1:1
Life Together:
We shared a lot of excitement and joy at WFPC this weekend. There was a real sense of celebration at church, and it's a perspective on being together as God's children that – more and more – I'm coming to believe is critically important to the core idea of what it means to be a community of faith.
In worship we celebrate God, we celebrate what God has done and continues to do for us through Jesus, and we celebrate the fact that we are a redeemed people, called to love one-another and to stand as a collective witness to the beauty of Christian community.
To that end, a young family presented their youngest two children for baptism at the 11:15 service. The children's grandfather participated in the baptism, and joy spilled all over the congregation.
RANDOM ACTS OF KINDNESS: In the afternoon, over 90 youth and advisors fanned out all over the community to model God's unconditional love, via "random acts of kindness," leaving trails of love, and joy, and laughter, and hugs, and the good kind of tears in their wake.
Then, during the evening, Rebekah and I were invited to attend the Christmas party for the "Stumbling Disciples" Sunday-school class (WFPC's resurgent and enthusiastic young families ministry).
The party was fun, loud, boisterous, engaging, heartening, and deeply moving for us.
ENCOURAGEMENT: We worked the room, and we talked with as many people as possible, but what kind of washed over us like a wave of encouragement was the simple fact of the evening.
We listened to young parents talking enthusiastically about how being a part of a vibrant church has reengaged their lives of faith; we listened to the leaders enthuse about the growth, and the new life, and the sense of purpose they are feeling; we listened to men and women share stories about how they are growing as disciples of Jesus.
GRATEFUL: When Rebekah and I got home we were exhausted in the way that you are when you get off a raft that's careened through several miles of rapids on the Colorado River. Just carried along by the fullness, the torrent, the flow; the boisterous, enthusiastic, overwhelming flood of authentic, nourishing, life.
We don't just celebrate a memory of what God did at Christmas – we celebrate the impossible to deny fact of the unstoppable flood of life the incarnation has become!
Enjoy it! – DEREK
Categories: Christmas, faith, Live Like You Mean It, The Church


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1/4 Hawk Wire Brush Flat
-Consisting of Brush Whose Bristles Are Made of Wire Which is Solid Brass Material.
-Offers a Brushing Action that Will not Scratch Harder Metals.
-Flat End Brush with 1/4(6mm) Shank.
-Wire Diameter 30mm
Special Features:-
-Max RPM 4500 min
-Solid Brass Wire Brushes.
-Brass Wire Will not Generate Sparks When Struck Against Other Metallic Surfaces, and is Suitable for Hazardous Environments.
-Wire brushing Removes Burrs and Cleans Impurities off Various Surfaces.
-Used for Cleaning Welding Surface, Removal of Slag, Rust ,Burrs and etc.
-Cleaning Plastic Extrusion Parts, Including Molds , Dies, and Extruder Barrels
-Cleaning Machine Parts where Sparks Might Pose a Risk of Fire or Explosion
-Cleaning Metal Parts Without Removing Any of the Base Material.
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