SP-292: Structural Health Monitoring Technologies

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PURCHASE INDIVIDUAL PAPERS

Editors: Branko Glisic, Nakin Suksawang and Faris Malhas

Sponsored by Committee 444

Description

Structural health monitoring (SHM) is a process aimed at providing accurate and timely information concerning structural health condition and performance. The information obtained from monitoring is generally used to plan and design maintenance activities, increase the safety, verify hypotheses, reduce uncertainty, and widen the knowledge concerning the structure being monitored. The technologies used to perform the SHM are continuously developing, and researchers and practitioners are not always aware of their market maturity, performances, and applicability. The papers included in this SP, 1) Identify the state-of-the-art SHM technologies, including their performances, applications, and market maturity; 2) Generalize the use of SHM technologies for various classes of problems and structures; 3) Examine how the SHM technologies can be used in evaluation of the current conditions and performances of concrete structures; and 4) Analyze the benefits of SHM technologies regarding the preservation and safety of concrete structures and long-term management activities in general.

This SP consists of 10 papers that were presented at a technical session sponsored by ACI Committee 444 at the ACI Convention in Cincinnati, Ohio in October 2011.

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Publication Year: 2013

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Categories: Concrete Technology

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Table of Contents

SP-292—1

Discrete Fiber Optic Sensing Techniques for Structural Health Monitoring of Bridges

Author: F. Ansari

SP-292—2

Distributed Fiber Optic Sensing Technologies and Applications – an Overview

Author: B. Glisic

SP-292—3

Use of Electrical Impedance Spectroscopy and Conductive Surface Films to Detect Cracking and Damage in CementBased Materials

Authors: M. Pour-Ghaz, M. Niemuth and J. Weiss

SP-292—4

Smart Technical Textiles for Structural Health Monitoring

Authors: D. Inaudi and R. Belli

SP-292—5

Carbon Black Engineered Cementitious Composites - Mechanical and Electrical

Characterization

Authors: M. Li, V. Lin, J. P. Lynch, and V. C. Li

SP-292—6

Structural Health Monitoring With An Active Data Management System For Secondary Road Bridges

Authors: Y.-Si Lee, B. Phares, T. Wipf, and F. Malhas

SP-292—7

Effects on Impact-Echo Signals Caused by Adjacent Steel Reinforcing Bars and Defects in Lap-Splice Regions: Experimental Study

Authors: A. Pagnotta, D. Trejo, P. Gardoni, and Q. Huang

SP-292—8

Concrete Building, Monitoring Data and Bayesian Epistemology

Authors: M. Pozzi, B. Glisic, D. Zonta, and D. Inaudi

SP-292—9

Life Cycle Analysis Addressing Maintenance and Repair Options and its Affections on Remaining Lifetime

Authors: H. Wenzel, R. Veit-Egerer, and M. Widmann

SP-292—10

Overview of Monitoring Applications from the Iowa DOT Point of View

Authors: B. Phares, A. Abu-Hawash, P. Lu, and T. Wipf

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