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Concrete Strength Sensing Using REBEL Sensors
This study evaluated the use of Resonance-Based Embedded Layer (REBEL) sensors as a nondestructive technology for real-time monitoring of in-place concrete strength in transportation infrastructure. The objective was to assess the accuracy, reliability, and field applicability of REBEL sensors relat
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