Feasibilty of using building reinforced steel bars to transmit signals
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In this paper, it is purposed to observe experimental details and their results of feasibility of using building reinforced steel bars to transmit signals. Building reinforced steels are feasible of transmitting signals and in building construction, steel bars are trimmed and bended into a special form and tied together by steel wires before concreting. It is observed that possibility of transmitting magnetic flux on this web of steels. It is possible to winding coils on reinforced steels for obtaining magnetic flux / field. When we apply signals on one of these coils, building will be working like a huge transformer and producing pairs of signals. Signals can be received from anywhere of building by installing same coils and these signals can be used in many areas by making electronic circuits.It is proved that if suitable media and suitable conditions prepared, signals can be transmitted on building reinforced steel bars.Keywords: Intelligent building, Signal, Transformer, Reinforced Steel, Magnetic field, Magnetic flux.
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Hanefi Çınar
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Hanefi Çınar (Master Thesis). Feasibilty of using building reinforced steel bars to transmit signals, 2011, Fırat University.
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