Article by Mads Kofod Dahl, Jaamac Hassan Hire, Milad Zamani and Farshad Moradi. Abstract: In this article, we propose a new multimodal sensing approach in which electromechanical impedance (EMI) signatures are used to sense temperature …

The global challenge: All over the world, reinforced concrete structures are collapsing due to corrosion-induced deterioration, and in the US alone, more than 47,000 bridges are structurally deficient and need constant corrosion monitoring until repairs …

Existing sensor technology has not evolved for many years, but switching from electrochemical principles to piezoelectric sensors will allow far more accurate monitoring of corrosion rates in reinforced concrete structures. “With CorroSense from FORCE Technology, …

A new Danish-developed sensor technology could make the maintenance of reinforced concrete structures much easier and much cheaper in the future. FORCE Technology is behind the technology in collaboration with Aarhus University and Aalborg University, …

The gradual degradation of materials in structures such as bridges and tunnels is called corrosion. In this decomposition, the materials are converted by a chemical or electrochemical process into stable oxides (the materials oxidize). We …

A new type of monitoring system will allow wireless sensors to be installed on existing bridges and tunnels to keep an eye on corrosion… Read the article on Ingeniøren.dk

A new research project aims to address the rising costs associated with maintaining and repairing critical infrastructure such as the Great Belt Bridge and the Limfjord Tunnel. The new type of monitoring, Structural Health Monitoring …