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Nondestructive Testing of Concrete Strength Based on Consolidation Wave Speed Measurement

H.B. Wang

Consolidation wave speed measurement is used to identify the quality of concrete structures, and to inspect defective concrete specimens. Experiments and numerical analysis were used to establish a nondestructive testing technique for concrete structures in the paper, based on consolidation stress wave speed measurement for anchoring segments of reinforced concrete. The results showed that the shock pulse on reinforcing bars by exciter could effectively detect defects of concrete specimens, and could reveal inner concrete structures in a comprehensive and precise manner.

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Nondestructive Testing of Concrete Strength Based on Consolidation Wave Speed Measurement

H.B. Wang

Consolidation wave speed measurement is used to identify the quality of concrete structures, and to inspect defective concrete specimens. Experiments and numerical analysis were used to establish a nondestructive testing technique for concrete structures in the paper, based on consolidation stress wave speed measurement for anchoring segments of reinforced concrete. The results showed that the shock pulse on reinforcing bars by exciter could effectively detect defects of concrete specimens, and could reveal inner concrete structures in a comprehensive and precise manner.

Nondestructive Testing of Concrete Strength Based on Consolidation Wave Speed Measurement

H.B. Wang

Consolidation wave speed measurement is used to identify the quality of concrete structures, and to inspect defective concrete specimens. Experiments and numerical analysis were used to establish a nondestructive testing technique for concrete structures in the paper, based on consolidation stress wave speed measurement for anchoring segments of reinforced concrete. The results showed that the shock pulse on reinforcing bars by exciter could effectively detect defects of concrete specimens, and could reveal inner concrete structures in a comprehensive and precise manner.

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Title:

Nondestructive Testing of Concrete Strength Based on Consolidation Wave Speed Measurement

Contributors:

H.B. Wang (author)

Published in:

Chemical Engineering Transactions, Vol 51 (2016)

Publication date:

2016

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DOI:

https://doi.org/10.3303/CET1651191

Type of media:

Article (Journal)

Type of material:

Electronic Resource

Language:

Unknown

Keywords:

Chemical engineering , TP155-156 , Computer engineering. Computer hardware , TK7885-7895

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