A carbon nanotube/cement composite with piezoresistive properties

By Xun Yu, Eil Kwon. 2009

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Subfields: Biomedical Engineering, Materials Chemistry, Pollution

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In Biomedical Engineering

1. F. Collins
2. A. Naqi
3. Shama Parveen
4. Sohel Rana
5. Jesús G. González
6. Raul Fangueiro
7. Sumit Kumar Gupta
8. Wenhui Duan

In Materials Chemistry

1. Wenhui Duan
2. Chien Ming Wang
3. Shu Jian Chen
4. A. Naqi
5. F. Collins
6. Shama Parveen
7. Sohel Rana
8. Jesús G. González

In Pollution

1. Chien Ming Wang
2. Wenhui Duan
3. G. M. Kim
4. Beomjoo Yang
5. H. Yoon
6. Solmoi Park
7. IlWoo Nam
8. F. Collins

Citations in the corpus

• Self-sensing concrete enabled by nano-engineered cement-aggregate interfaces (2017, methodology): “The larger weight percentages are comparable to the quantities used by Yu and Kwon.(11) The last two rows correspond to concrete specimens presented in this work, and MWNT concentrations were calculated based on the total weight of nanotubes used during ink preparation and spray fabrication (i.”
• Strain and damage sensing properties on multifunctional cement composites with CNF admixture (2014, background): “Nonetheless, the addition of nano-admixtures has been vaguely reported, and in the last years it has been focused on CNT indeed [33, 34].”
• Effect of multi-walled carbon nanotubes (MWCNTs) on the strength development of cementitious materials (2019, background): “However, using a surfactant as a dispersant can cause issues of connectivity of carbon nanomaterials within cement matrix [16].”
• Carbon nanotube–cement composites: A retrospect (2011, background): “After the discovery of the piezoresistive property of the MWCNT–OPC composite, Xun and Eil (2009)”
• A review on nanomaterial dispersion, microstructure, and mechanical properties of carbon nanotube and nanofiber reinforced cementitious composites (2013, background): “However, one drawback of using surfactants as nanomaterial dispersant is the lack of connectivity of nanomaterials within cementitious matrix due to blocking by surfactant molecules, and this fact affects the electrical and piezoresistive properties of nanocomposites [85].”