Sensor systems for use in reinforced concrete structures

By W. McCarter, Ø. Vennesland. 2004

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Review of Nondestructive Testing Methods for Condition Monitoring of Concrete Structures (2013, background): “McCarter and Vennesland (2004) [57] presented a review of sensors and associated monitoring systems used to evaluate corrosion activity, concrete resistivity, oxygen availability, carbonation, and chloride ingress within a structure.”
Fluorescence based fibre optic pH sensor for the pH 10–13 range suitable for corrosion monitoring in concrete structures (2014, methodology): “The fibre optic approach used in this work provides an innovative and potentially simpler alternative to its electrochemical counterpart for corrosion monitoring, due to the advantages offered in terms of small size, immunity to electromagnetic interference, remote sensing capability and resistance ”
Non-destructive methods for measuring chloride ingress into concrete: State-of-the-art and future challenges (2014, background): “To calibrate the technique, Polder [16] and, some years later, McCarter and Vennesland [7] highlighted the necessity of a prior calibration and standardization of a reference material that must be the same studied material.”