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Multifunctional concrete for shrinkage-resistant structural health monitoring without carbon-based additives under fluctuating temperature and humidity
Self-sensing concrete uses nanomaterials that are environmentally unstable. This study investigates whether steel fiber-reinforced concrete (SFRC) without carbon additives can provide shrinkage resistance and stable self-sensing under fluctuating temperature and humidity. Fractional change in res
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