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By
T. Uomoto, Center for Collaborative Research, University of Tokyo, 7-22-1 Roppongi, Minatoku, Tokyo 106-8558, Japan
Description
The first international symposium on NDT-CE (Non-Destructive Testing in Civil Engineering) was held in Berlin, Germany in 1991. Successive
symposia were held throughout Europe until 1997. This, the 5th symposium is organized as SEIKEN SYMPOSIUM No. 26, and is sponsored by
the Institute of Industrial Science, at the University of Tokyo, Japan.
Original objectives of the NDT-CE symposium have been to provide
an opportunity for discussing current issues and future perspectives of NDT and for promoting mutual understanding among engineers and
researchers.
Asia is one of the key regions for further development in NDT and this symposium in Japan will be a good opportunity
not only to exchange technical information on NDT, but to promote worldwide friendship between engineers in Asian countries and other
nations of the world. This volume contains 70 papers providing the most recent research results and findings. The papers are grouped
under the following areas: (1) keynote papers, (2) magnetic / electric, (3) steel structures, (4) integrated test, (5) moisture, (6)
strength, (7) acoustic emission, (8) various tests, (9) ultrasonic, (10) impact echo, (11) radar, (12) quality and (13) corrosion / cover.
Audience
For engineers and researchers specialising in the area of Non-Destructive Testing in Civil Engineering.
Contents
Chapter headings and selected papers: Preface. Keynote Papers.
Non-destructive testing for steel bridges in Japan (C.
Miki, H. Shirahata). Research in non-destructive testing in civil engineering at BAM (H. Wiggenhauser).
Magnetic / Electric.
Inversion of borehole magnetic survey data for estimating the depth of pile (Y.H. Cha, J.H. Suh). Application of the dielectric measurement
for non-destructive test of mortar (S. Yagihara et al.).
Steel Structures.
Fatigue crack propagation monitoring
in steel structures with intelligent systems (M.S. Rahman et al.). Detection of structural damage by ambient vibration measurement
using laser doppler vibrometer (K. Kaito et al.).
Integrated Test.
Radar and seismic tomographies on gypsum
pillars (X. Derobert, O. Abraham). Investigation on several non-destructive inspection methods about strength degradation of reinforced
concrete beam (T. Tomokiyo et al.).
Moisture.
A microwave-sensor for monitoring the moisture content of concrete
(B. Jannsen, A.F. Jacob). Moisture measurements in building materials with microwaves (H. Kaariainen et al.).
Strength.
NDT for assessing concrete strength (A.P. Ferreira, P.F. Castro). New test method for pullout strength for the hardend concrete using
post settled pullbolt (M. Arazoe et al.).
Acoustic Emission.
Evaluation of fatigue damage in reinforced concrete
slab by acoustic emission (S. Yuyama et al.). Quantitative evaluation of fracture processes in concrete by the use of improved b-value (T. Shiotani et al.).
Ultrasonic.
Measurements of thickness and crack depth in concrete by
ultrasonic methods (T. Yamaguchi, T. Yamaguchi). Basic study for an ultrasonic testing methods of PC grouting condition (N. Sato). Surface
waves for the non destructive testing of concrete (O. Abraham et al.).
Various Tests.
High elevation inspection
vehicle (N. Tamura, K. Takada). Determination of thermophysical parameters of building components and buildings (A. Donath).
Impact
Echo.
Spectral imaging of impact echo technique for grouted duct in post-tensioning prestressed concrete beam (T. Watanabe,
M. Ohtsu). Automated impact-echo and method improvement: 2- and 3-D imaging of concrete elements (C. Colla et al.).
Radar.
Statewide bridge deck survey using ground penetrating radar (K.R. Maser, M. Bernhardt). GPR calibration facility (I.L. Al-Qadi et
al.).
Quality.
Identification of convective heat transfer coefficient from field test (T. Shiina et al.).
A quality control method of thick embankment by a falling weight test (K. Oniki et al.).
Corrosion / Cover.
Compensated half-cell potential technique for NDE of rebar corrosion (M. Ohtsu, Y. Tomoda). Macrocell sensor systems for monitoring of
the corrosion risk of the reinforcement in concrete structures (M. Raupach, P. Schiebl). Author index. Keyword index.
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Hardbound, 696 pages, publication date: MAR-2000
ISBN-13: 978-0-08-043717-0
ISBN-10: 0-08-043717-6
Imprint: ELSEVIER
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