CARTIF PROJECT
SALUS
Detect damage to geomembranes with facilities of high environmental importance before breakage occurs
Description
SALUS project appears due to the lack of techniques able to detect geomembrane damages before these cause the rupture, and therefore, the environmental pollution.
To remedy this, the project’s goal is to develop a geo-multispectral system for defects early detection in geomembranes used in landfills and other high importance environmental sites.
The project partnership is made up of CARTIF and GEOTECNIA Y CIMIENTOS, S.A. The European Regional Development Funds through the RETOS COLABORACIÓN call which belongs to the Economy and Competitiveness Ministry contributes funding of 554.221,41 € .
Objectives
Develop a Geo-Multispectral system for defects early detection in geomembranes used in landfills and other high importance environmental sites.
Actions
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Characterization of the geomembranes installation procedure in landfills.
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Election of the more convenient illumination regarding the multispectral range in order to highlight the defects on the geomembranes surface.
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Acquired images georeferencing.
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Design and development of a mobile platform to carry all the equipment necessary to detect geomembranes defects.
Achieved results
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Visual Inspection System Development based on multispectral illumination which is able to the early detection of potential geomembrane defects.
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Geomembranes secure installation methodology.
Partners
RETOS COLABORACIÓN 2015
RTC-2015-3781-5
CARTIF Total budget: 330,874,16 €
CARTIF Grant: 281,486.76 €
Duration: 2015 – 2017
Responsible
David Olmedo Vélez
Project manager at Cartif
Industrial and Digital Systems Division
davolm@cartif.es
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