Research on Architecture Material Strength Measurement System Based on Ultrasonic Sensor Array

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The ultrasonic sensor array based on building material strength measurement system design method was proposed in order to solve the traditional reinforced concrete structure strength testing system is complicated measurement problem. The system through the design based on the sensor array architecture signal acquisition hardware module to the building materials ultrasonic echo for acquisition,software design,acquisition reinforced concrete structure ultrasonic information parameters,calculate building materials strength performance.System testing results show that the system improves the reinforced concrete structure strength performance measurement accuracy.

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