Study on the Development of a Thin-Film Corrosion Sensor for the Monitoring of Cl Ion Penetration into Cementitious Materials

Hyun Seok Lee; Han Seung Lee; Sung Hyung Joh

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.415-417.2074

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Study on the Development of a Thin-Film Corrosion Sensor for the Monitoring of Cl Ion Penetration into Cementitious Materials

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Corrosion sensors were devised to develop a system whereby the depth of chloride permeation from concrete surfaces can be monitored in cover concrete of reinforced concrete structures. For making sensor which is similar to rebar author uses Screen printer machines, Ag paste and Fe powder. Appropriate portion of Ag and Fe is over 1:2. The resistance of sensors increased as the degree of corrosion increased.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 415-417)

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Hyun Seok Lee, Han Seung Lee, Sung Hyung Joh

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Corrosion Sensor, Monitoring Corrosion, Screen-Print, Sensor System

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