A Feasibility Study of Embedded Micro-Electromechanical Sensors
Researcher(s)
Principal investigator: Halil Ceylan, 515-294-8051, hceylan@iastate.edu (project list)
Co-principal investigators:
- Pranav Shrotriya
- Peter Taylor, 515-515-294-9333, ptaylor@iastate.edu (project list)
- Kasthurirangan Gopalakrishnan, 515-294-3044, rangan@iastate.edu (project list)
Student researchers:
- Max Prokudin, 515-294-4015, prokudin@iastate.edu
- Shiyun Wang
- Jiake Zhang, 515-294-4015, zhjiake@gmail.com
Project status
Completed
Start date: 07/01/09
End date: 06/30/11
Publications
Report: June 2011, http://www.intrans.iastate.edu/reports/tr-575_ceylan_mems_w_cvr.pdf 6.64 mb (*pdf)
Related publications: A Feasibility Study of Embedded Micro-Electromechanical Sensors 600 kb *pdf (Tech transfer summary) June 2011
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Sponsor(s)/partner(s)
Sponsor(s):Iowa Department of Transportation
About the research
Abstract:
This study will focus on investigating the feasibility of using Micro-Electro-Mechanical Systems and Sensors (MEMS) in highway pavement infrastructure for structural health monitoring purposes. The feasibility study will focus on the utilization of MEMS and their potential applications in PCC through comprehensive literature review, vendor survey, and a laboratory study.