A new model for determining the water content of early-age concrete is proposed in this paper. The water-cement (w/c) ratios of early-age concrete can be determined based on the measured dielectric constant. The experimental results show that the relation between the relative dielectric constant (ϵr') and w/c can be modelled by a linear function at microwave frequency of 2 GHz. The model has verified and shown to have good repeatability and, hence, can be used to monitor the concrete curing and structural health conditions
The results of measurement and monitoring of reflection and transmission properties of cement-based ...
Calorimetry is the standard measurement method for monitoring the hydration of cementitious material...
When inspecting concrete structures with microwaves (radars, embedded microwave sensors, modulated s...
The dielectric properties of concrete can be used to characterize the development of the microstruct...
Dielectric property of concrete describes the physical-chemical properties related to EM energy stor...
Microwave noninvasive and evaluation techniques have shown to be promising for characterization of c...
Preventing plastic shrinkage cracks improves the durability of concrete. This is because plastic shr...
US Transportation Collection1983PDFTech ReportCleme\uf1a, Gerardo G.Virginia Highway & Transportatio...
The paper deals with dielectric properties of concrete and the effect of frequency, curing time and ...
This paper deals with an investigation of the dielectric properties of concretes that includes rice ...
This thesis is a presentation of research into the elecrical properties of concrete at radio frequen...
A large dielectric measurement cell, with 54 ml sample volume, was designed and calibrated to operat...
In this paper, a time domain reflectometry (TDR)-based system for measuring water content of raw con...
Water/cement-ratio (w/c-ratio) is an important factor affecting quality of the concrete, which has m...
In this paper, a dielectric-loaded microwave dual waveguide sensor (DWS) has been used to determine ...
The results of measurement and monitoring of reflection and transmission properties of cement-based ...
Calorimetry is the standard measurement method for monitoring the hydration of cementitious material...
When inspecting concrete structures with microwaves (radars, embedded microwave sensors, modulated s...
The dielectric properties of concrete can be used to characterize the development of the microstruct...
Dielectric property of concrete describes the physical-chemical properties related to EM energy stor...
Microwave noninvasive and evaluation techniques have shown to be promising for characterization of c...
Preventing plastic shrinkage cracks improves the durability of concrete. This is because plastic shr...
US Transportation Collection1983PDFTech ReportCleme\uf1a, Gerardo G.Virginia Highway & Transportatio...
The paper deals with dielectric properties of concrete and the effect of frequency, curing time and ...
This paper deals with an investigation of the dielectric properties of concretes that includes rice ...
This thesis is a presentation of research into the elecrical properties of concrete at radio frequen...
A large dielectric measurement cell, with 54 ml sample volume, was designed and calibrated to operat...
In this paper, a time domain reflectometry (TDR)-based system for measuring water content of raw con...
Water/cement-ratio (w/c-ratio) is an important factor affecting quality of the concrete, which has m...
In this paper, a dielectric-loaded microwave dual waveguide sensor (DWS) has been used to determine ...
The results of measurement and monitoring of reflection and transmission properties of cement-based ...
Calorimetry is the standard measurement method for monitoring the hydration of cementitious material...
When inspecting concrete structures with microwaves (radars, embedded microwave sensors, modulated s...