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    Detection of cracks in concrete using near-IR fluorescence …

    • Structural health monitoring of civil infrastructure is a crucial component of assuring the serviceability and integrity of the built environment. A primary material used in the construction of civil infrastru… See more

    Introduction

    Concrete is perhaps the most widely used building material for urban construction, worldwide. … See more

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    Methods

    In this work, a crack-detection approach using fluorescence imaging is demonstrated using the known 1140 nm concrete fluorescence line emitted when excited by l… See more

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    Results and analysis

    The observation of concrete fluorescence using the reported approach was first confirmed by inspecting images of the half-painted smooth concrete sample captured using the S… See more

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    Future work

    The work presented in this paper represents a proof of concept demonstration of using near-IR fluorescence to detect cracks in concrete. We have id… See more

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    Conclusions

    Cracks in concrete samples were detected by recording images of the 1140 nm fluorescence of concrete when excited using red LED light (λpeak = 632 nm) while in ambient l… See more

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    Data availability

    The datasets used and/or analyzed during the current study are available from the corresponding author on reasonable request. See more

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