Smart Behavior of Carbon Nanotubes Cement-Based Composites

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Smart behavior of cement based composites containing carbon nanotubes was studied under compression. The results show that the conductivity of the composites is related to the pressure level. For monotonic loading, the electrical resistance decreases correspondingly with increasing stress. For cycling loading, the electrical resistance of specimen varies with repeated loading-unloading. It shows that the electrical resistivity changes recoverability.

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