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A Durable, Screen-Printed Sensor for In Situ and Real-Time Monitoring of Concrete's Electrical Resistivity Suitable for Smart Buildings/Cities and IoT
2018
IEEE Sensors Letters
This paper shows initial experimental results on the utilization of a low-cost, screen-printed resistivity sensor in concrete, with the aim of monitoring concrete moisture content in real-time. The sensor was tested in two different concrete types, one with high-absorptive aggregates (5.1%) and one with low-absorptive aggregates (1.0%). Initial experimental results show a significant correlation of the sensor's response and the moisture content of concrete, with the sensor being capable of
doi:10.1109/lsens.2018.2871517
fatcat:cr6xssj2vnclrfqq4gzh7iv2tm