Application of an Electromagnetic Method for Evaluation of Chlorine Distribution in Concrete

Nojima, Junichiro; Arai, Mauricio Jun; Mizobuchi, Toshiaki

doi:10.1007/978-94-007-0723-8_36

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“…The authors focused on the following in earlier studies (Nojima 2015;Nojima and Mizobuchi 2011a, 2011b, 2018Nojima et al 2012Nojima et al , 2013Nojima et al , 2015aNojima et al , 2015bNojima et al , 2016aNojima et al , 2016b:…”

Section: Principle Of Technology For Determination Of Chloride Ion Comentioning

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Research and Development of Infrastructure Diagnostic Robot System (ALP) for Detailed Inspection of Concrete Structures at Elevated Heights

Nojima

Mizobuchi

Hayashi³

2019

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This paper describes the research and development of an inspection diagnostic system that applies robot technology to the detailed inspection of infrastructure such as concrete walls in high places. ALP uses a vacuum suction pad improved by testing on real structures as a moving mechanism. ALP is also fitted with a measurement system that consists of a high-resolution camera, an electromagnetic wave radar, and a hammering sound diagnostic device. The result is a highly capable self-propelling inspection system that can carry out detailed inspections of infrastructure in difficult-to-access locations such as high places.

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Section: Principle Of Technology For Determination Of Chloride Ion Comentioning

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Research and Development of Infrastructure Diagnostic Robot System (ALP) for Detailed Inspection of Concrete Structures at Elevated Heights

Nojima

Mizobuchi

Hayashi³

2019

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Application to Existing Structures of Estimation Method of Chloride Content Using Electromagnetic Waves

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2015

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Application of an Electromagnetic Method for Evaluation of Chlorine Distribution in Concrete

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Research and Development of Infrastructure Diagnostic Robot System (ALP) for Detailed Inspection of Concrete Structures at Elevated Heights

Research and Development of Infrastructure Diagnostic Robot System (ALP) for Detailed Inspection of Concrete Structures at Elevated Heights

Application to Existing Structures of Estimation Method of Chloride Content Using Electromagnetic Waves

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