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Performance assessment method for crack repair in concrete using PZT-based electromechanical impedance technique File

Kim, Hyunjun , Liu, Xiaoming , Ahn, Eunjong , Shin, Myoungsu , Shin, Sung Woo , Sim, Sung-Han

Article Issue Date2019-06 View30
Performance evaluation of repairing material for concrete crack using piezoelectric sensor

Liu, Xiaoming , Kim, Hyunjun , Ahn, Eunjong , Shin, Myoungsu , Sim, Sung-Han

Conference Paper Issue Date2017-10-18 View19
Prediction model for mechanical properties of lightweight aggregate concrete using artificial neural network File File

Yoon, Jin Young , Kim, Hyunjun , Lee, Young-Joo , Sim, Sung-Han

Article Issue Date2019-08 View19
Principles and applications of ultrasonic-based nondestructive methods for self-healing in cementitious materials File File

Ahn, Eunjong , Kim, Hyunjun , Sim, Sung-Han , Shin, Sung Woo , Shin, Myoungsu

Article Issue Date2017-03 View17
Self-heating characteristics of electrically conductive cement composites with carbon black and carbon fiber File File

Gwon, Seongwoo , Kim, Hyunjun , Shin, Myoungsu

Article Issue Date2023-03 View38
Surface-Wave Based Model for Estimation of Discontinuity Depth in Concrete File File

Ahn, Eunjong , Kim, Hyunjun , Sim, Sung-Han , Shin, Sung Woo , Popovics, John S. , Shin, Myoungsu

Article Issue Date2018-08 View17
Vision-based approach for static stress estimation of concrete structures

Kim, Eun-Jin , Kim, Hyunjun , Cho, Soojin , Sim, Sung-Han

Conference Paper Issue Date2017-11-10 View10
부유물 충돌을 고려한 교각의 홍수 취약도 해석 기법 File

Kim, Hyunjun , Sim, Sung-Han

Article Issue Date2016-05 View14
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