"As concrete floors degrade they can become unsafe. Their diagnostics floors requires the use of non-destructive methods, as it is practically impossible to assess them otherwise. Non-Destructive Diagnostics of Concrete Floors explains which method to use when, and how to handle equipment; and presents case studies of dowelled concrete surfaces, polyurethane-cement floors, stone floors, cement screeds and post tensioned concrete structures. It identifies the limitations of particular methods and explains the idea of complementarity of non-destructive testing. It gives mainstream practitioners a critical survey of errors and common mistakes and gives enough detail for academic researchers and industrial specialists"--