Wireless Strain Gauge for Monitoring Bituminous Pavements
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Abstract
This paper introduces the implementation of a new device for measuring deformations at the surface layers of bituminous pavement. Using wireless technology, rechargeable remotely, low cost, and easily positioned in a layer by coring after pavement construction, this sensor makes it possible to obtain measurements of the deformation when a vehicle passes by. The development of the wireless sensor is presented as well as its advantages and limitations. It was then tested in the laboratory under a hydraulic press and in situ using a full-scale test of the mobile load simulator (MLS10 type). This system allows simple measurement, gives reliable results, and could be a useful device for the structural monitoring of pavement structures.
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OpenAlex topics: Structural Health Monitoring Techniques · Smart Materials for Construction · Water Systems and Optimization
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GC2D Laboratory, Limoges University, 5, Rue du 9 Juin 1944, 19000 Tulle, France
XLIM Laboratory, Limoges University, 7 Rue Jules Vallés, 19100 Brive la Gaillarde, France
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