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  • 2019A first step in quantifying the value of OMA based fatigue stress estimationcitations
  • 2018Evaluation of freeze-thaw durability of pervious concrete by use of operational modal analysis34citations
  • 2005Engineering Solution for the Uniform Strength of Partially Cracked Concrete2citations
  • 2005Determination of Stress Histories in Structures by Natural Input Modal Analysiscitations
  • 2005Modal Based Fatigue Monitoring of Steel Structurescitations

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Evaluation of freeze-thaw durability of pervious concrete by use of operational modal analysis

  • Lund, Mia Schou Møller
  • Brincker, Rune
  • Hansen, Kurt Kielsgaard
  • Amador, Sandro
  • Jensen, A. H.
Abstract

It is well-known that laboratory testing of pervious concrete's freeze-thaw performance is too harsh and does not agree well with field observations. The most commonly used laboratory freeze-thaw test method for pervious concrete is similar to that used for conventional concrete even though the void structure of the two materials is completely different. In the present study, a new freeze-thaw test method for pervious concrete is suggested and tested on one baseline mix, with three different contents of entrained air. The evaluation of freeze-thaw damage on pervious concrete beams was evaluated from the decrease in mass and from operational modal analysis which provides an accurate determination of the change in natural frequencies with freeze-thaw exposure. Operational modal analysis was also used to determine the Young's modulus, shear modulus, and Poisson's ratio of the pervious concrete mix.

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  • impedance spectroscopy
  • void
  • durability
  • Poisson's ratio