Magnetic sensor for nondestructive evaluation of deteriorated prestressing strand : phase II.

Nims, Douglas K.; Devabhaktuni, Vijay; University of Toledo

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Magnetic sensor for nondestructive evaluation of deteriorated prestressing strand : phase II.

2011-08-01
By Nims, Douglas K. ; Devabhaktuni, Vijay

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University of Toledo
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Beams Concrete Bridges Concrete Bridges--Nondestructive Testing Corrosion Corrosion Resistant Steel Electromagnetic Devices Electromagnetic Properties Electromagnetic Testing Nondestructive Tests Prestressed Concrete Prestressed Concrete Beams--Nondestructive Testing Prestressed Concrete Bridges Steel Steel--Corrosion--Nondestructive Testing
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Ohio
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Final report; Aug. 2011.
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University of Toledo. University Transportation Center
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This report gives an account of the execution and achievements in Phase II of the project completed through August 2011. The main objective of this project is to advance the practical development of a nondestructive testing and evaluation method using the magnetic field technique to estimate corrosion in prestressing strands. The importance of developing such a method has been well established. Phase I and the literature review established the proof of concept for a magnetic inspection method. The magnetic technique of induced magnet field (IMF) was developed.
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