Health Monitoring Systems & Sensors for Assessing Concrete
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ACI SP-252:2008 is a compilation of papers presented at a session sponsored by ACI Committee 236 during the ACI 2008 Spring Convention. The standard consists of 9 papers that cover various topics related to health monitoring systems and sensors for assessing concrete. The papers included in this standard explore the development of embedded sensors for concrete, the implementation of wireless sensor networks, and the management of infrastructure systems.
The topics covered in these papers include the parameters affecting the measurements of embedded electrical sensors, the influence of material parameters on the dielectric response of concrete, embedded sensors for measuring environmental parameters, spatial imaging of cracks in fiber-reinforced cementitious composites, calibration of optical fiber refractive index sensors for structural corrosion monitoring, structural health monitoring using long period grating-based humidity sensors, nonlinear RC structure model updating using ambient vibration data, structural health management of concrete structures using wireless sensors, and corrosion monitoring of FRP repaired piles in tidal waters.
This standard is intended for engineers, researchers, and students who are interested in gaining knowledge about the advancements in health monitoring systems and sensors for concrete. It provides valuable information on the latest developments in this field and serves as a reference for those working in concrete assessment and infrastructure management.
| Descriptors | Concrete Technology |
| ICS Codes | 91.080 - Structures of buildings 91.100 - Construction materials |
| Language(s) | English |
| File Size | 7.5 MB |
