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Measurement of mortar permittivity during setting using a coplanar waveguide
A sensor based on a coplanar waveguide structure was designed to perform non-destructive tests for material characterization in which the measurement can be done only on one side of the sample. The measurements were compared with the impedance of a capacitor filled with the same material. The permittivity and insertion loss of the sensor showed valuable information about the setting process of a mortar slab during the first 28 days of the hardening process, and a good correlation between both measurements was obtained, so the proposed setup can be useful for structural surveillance and moisture detection in civil structures.
Measurement of mortar permittivity during setting using a coplanar waveguide
A sensor based on a coplanar waveguide structure was designed to perform non-destructive tests for material characterization in which the measurement can be done only on one side of the sample. The measurements were compared with the impedance of a capacitor filled with the same material. The permittivity and insertion loss of the sensor showed valuable information about the setting process of a mortar slab during the first 28 days of the hardening process, and a good correlation between both measurements was obtained, so the proposed setup can be useful for structural surveillance and moisture detection in civil structures.
Measurement of mortar permittivity during setting using a coplanar waveguide
Messung der Dielektrizitätskonstante von Mörtel während des Setzens mittels eines coplanaren Wellenleiters
Garcia, Juan P. (author) / Torrents, J.M. (author)
Measurement Science and Technology ; 21 ; 045702/1-045702/6
2010
6 Seiten, 7 Bilder, 20 Quellen
Article (Journal)
English
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