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March 30, 2026Cement Science and Concrete TechnologyOpen Access

Temperature Measurement and Strength Estimation of Concrete by Using Rfid Tag With Temperature Sensor

Daichi Furusawa Koichi Kobayashi Mariko Sekine Kiyoshi NONAKA

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The research aims to develop a method for estimating concrete strength based on temperature measurements during curing.
Utilized RFID tags equipped with temperature sensors to continuously monitor concrete temperature for 91 days.
Collected temperature data and actual compression strength for analysis.
Estimated concrete strength using effective age and summative temperature methods.
Concrete strength was accurately estimated using temperature data from the same environment.
Estimations of strength for outdoor-exposed concrete showed promising accuracy under certain conditions.

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Estimates concrete strength using RFID sensors based on curing temperature, indicating improved accuracy in construction settings.

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Furusawa et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69cd79e15652765b073a6b7b https://doi.org/10.14250/cement.79.199

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