论文信息 - Damage monitoring of cement paste by electrical resistance measurement

Damage monitoring of cement paste by electrical resistance measurement

Electrical resistance measurement is effective for monitoring damage (due to damage infliction and subsequent microcrack opening) and healing (due to microcrack closing) of cement pastes (plain, with silica-fume, and with latex) in real time during repeated compressive loading. Damage causes the resistance to increase; healing causes the resistance to decrease.

D.D.L. Chung | Sihai Wen | D. Chung | Sihai Wen

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