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Piezoresistive cement-based materials for strain sensing
Cement-based materials that exhibit piezoresistivity with sufficient magnitude and reversibility contain electrically conductive fibers. The phenomenon allows the materials to sense their own strain. The fibers are preferably discontinuous. Carbon fibers (15 micron diameter) are most effective. Steel fibers (8 micron diameter) are less effective. Carbon filaments (0.1 micron diameter) are ineffective. The piezoresistive behavior, mechanism and materials are reviewed, including cement-based materials with continuous and discontinuous fibers.
Piezoresistive cement-based materials for strain sensing
Cement-based materials that exhibit piezoresistivity with sufficient magnitude and reversibility contain electrically conductive fibers. The phenomenon allows the materials to sense their own strain. The fibers are preferably discontinuous. Carbon fibers (15 micron diameter) are most effective. Steel fibers (8 micron diameter) are less effective. Carbon filaments (0.1 micron diameter) are ineffective. The piezoresistive behavior, mechanism and materials are reviewed, including cement-based materials with continuous and discontinuous fibers.
Piezoresistive cement-based materials for strain sensing
Piezoresistive, auf Zement basierende Materialien für die Dehnungsmessung
Chung, D.D.L. (author)
Journal of Intelligent Material Systems and Structures ; 13 ; 599-609
2002
11 Seiten, 69 Quellen
Article (Journal)
English
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