Verification of the Electrical Impedance Method for Measuring the Humidity of Silicate Material

Eliska Hrabalkova; Dominik Powetz; David Prusa; Stanislav Stastnik

doi:10.4028/p-DzlMj5

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Verification of the Electrical Impedance Method for Measuring the Humidity of Silicate Material

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Measuring humidity in building materials is of great importance in assessing the condition of materials and also in building diagnostics, as the presence of humidity affects their physical and thermal insulation properties. In the construction industry, the use of non-destructive electrical measurement methods for testing the physico-chemical properties of materials is common and especially the electrical conductivity of materials is significantly affected by humidity.

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Solid State Phenomena (Volume 351)

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October 2023

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Eliska Hrabalkova, Dominik Powetz*, David Prusa, Stanislav Stastnik

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Electrical Resistivity, Humidity Measurement Using the Impedance Method, Humidity Monitoring System, Indirect Method of Measuring Moisture Content, Multilayer Silicate Samples, Reliability of Impedance Measurement Results, Size and Shape of Electrodes, Stability of the Measured Quantity

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