Concrete early-age strength monitoring using embedded piezoelectric transducers

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Very early age concrete hydration characterization monitoring using piezoceramic based smart aggregates (2013, methodology): “Thus, Song et al and Gu et al [18] employed an SA based active-sensing method to monitor strength development during concrete hydration from day 1 to day 28.”
Monitoring of concrete structures using the ultrasonic pulse velocity method (2015, unknown): “The pioneering idea of embedding the piezoelectric transducers directly inside the cementitious material occurred to Gu et al at the University of Houston [116].”
Cyclic Crack Monitoring of a Reinforced Concrete Column under Simulated Pseudo-Dynamic Loading Using Piezoceramic-Based Smart Aggregates (2016, methodology): “In addition to the structural health monitoring function, the smart aggregate can be used to perform early-age concrete strength monitoring [8,9], impact detection [10], seismic detection [11], and soil freeze-thaw monitoring [12], demonstrating that SAs are multi-functional devices.”