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Deployment Hub

Everything you need to know about deploying GScan's Muon Tomography scanners.

Process

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Preparation

Warehouse and site delivery, traffic management, scaffolding, machinery, cones, safety protocols.

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Installation

Positioning and mounting, scanner alignment, cabling, power supply, enclosure weather proofing.

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Validation

Signal testing, data uplink, remote monitoring, scan completion, and deinstallation process.

Take a walkthrough of the deployment workflow to help project managers and site partners collaborate smoothly and ensure all parties are aligned for a safe and efficient setup.

Video
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Check out our quick start PDF guide with a checklist for easy reference before or during installation.  

9-step guide
Manual

The GScan Deployment Manual provides a comprehensive, step-by-step guide to the Muon Flux Tomography installation process. It covers everything from initial site preparation and machinery logistics to precise scanner mounting and final signal validation.

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Recent Deployments

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Wales

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Yorkshire, UK

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Netherlands

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Scotland

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Frequently Asked Questions

1. How long does a muon tomography deployment take?
Usually 1 to 4 weeks, depending on structure size and project aims.
2. Does muon imaging require operational shutdowns?
No. Muon tomography can be used on in-service structures.
3. Is muon tomography suitable for any structure?
Muon tomography is ideal for large concrete and steel structures. Find out if it’s right for your structure.
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