Article ID | Journal | Published Year | Pages | File Type |
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4923070 | Journal of Building Engineering | 2017 | 42 Pages |
Abstract
An experimental program is conducted on concrete slabs of different strength classes intended for various exposure classes, based on a limestone aggregate matrix, which is typically used for Belgian applications. Besides destructive core drilling and testing, the following non-destructive techniques were selected for this study: the rebound hammer, the ultrasonic pulse velocity tester, the Wenner probe for concrete resistivity and the Windsor probe (semi-destructive). Best fit correlations between the output of these different techniques and the destructively determined compressive strength were established. By means of multiple linear regression analysis, different non-destructive techniques were combined for assessment of strength of limestone based concrete.
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Authors
B. Craeye, H. van de Laar, J. van der Eijk, W. Gijbels, L. Lauriks,