In this paper, the feasibility of using electromagnetic (EM) waves is determining the moisture content of building fabrics and the case of water ingress in experimentally assessed. This paper will concentrate on investigating the propagation of EM waves through typical structures and their interaction with concealed pipework, wiring and timber. All current methods are overviewed and analysed. Novel microwave sensor described in this paper operates in 6 GHz to 12 GHz frequency range using Marconi 6200A microwave test set. Results of experimental test confirm that microwaves can be used as an alternative nondestructive method for identifying different object behind the walls
Moisture damage is the most critical issue regarding the preservation and integrity of cultural heri...
Excess water content within the building material could greatly alter the interaction of the microwa...
The paper describes application and theory of microwave radiation and experimental optimization of m...
This work addresses the use of an electromagnetic wave sensor to determine moisture content within b...
Concrete flat roof defects such as water leakage present a significant and common problem in large b...
This paper discusses theory and application of microwave radiation and experimental optimization of ...
Abstract Background Excess water in all its forms (moisture, dampness, hidden water) in buildings ne...
The method requires two parallel boreholes in the specimen in which two microwave antennae can be mo...
The article concerns the issue of non-invasive moisture sensing in building materials. Two technique...
Damages in masonry and concrete structures can be related very often to an excess moisture and salt ...
Roof leakages of high-rise buildings involving concrete flat roof design in tropical countries conti...
Drying structures using high-frequency electromagnetic radiation or microwave technology is currentl...
Existing buildings often have low energy efficiency standards. For the preparation of retrofits, rel...
This study presents a methodology to explore, compare and understand the electromagnetic (EM) proper...
The paper deals with the problems of moisturedetection in materials utilized in building structures ...
Moisture damage is the most critical issue regarding the preservation and integrity of cultural heri...
Excess water content within the building material could greatly alter the interaction of the microwa...
The paper describes application and theory of microwave radiation and experimental optimization of m...
This work addresses the use of an electromagnetic wave sensor to determine moisture content within b...
Concrete flat roof defects such as water leakage present a significant and common problem in large b...
This paper discusses theory and application of microwave radiation and experimental optimization of ...
Abstract Background Excess water in all its forms (moisture, dampness, hidden water) in buildings ne...
The method requires two parallel boreholes in the specimen in which two microwave antennae can be mo...
The article concerns the issue of non-invasive moisture sensing in building materials. Two technique...
Damages in masonry and concrete structures can be related very often to an excess moisture and salt ...
Roof leakages of high-rise buildings involving concrete flat roof design in tropical countries conti...
Drying structures using high-frequency electromagnetic radiation or microwave technology is currentl...
Existing buildings often have low energy efficiency standards. For the preparation of retrofits, rel...
This study presents a methodology to explore, compare and understand the electromagnetic (EM) proper...
The paper deals with the problems of moisturedetection in materials utilized in building structures ...
Moisture damage is the most critical issue regarding the preservation and integrity of cultural heri...
Excess water content within the building material could greatly alter the interaction of the microwa...
The paper describes application and theory of microwave radiation and experimental optimization of m...