Abstract

<p>In recent years, many researchers have worked on the development of cementitious composites as self-heating components. To meet the requirements of self-heating composites, carbon-based nanomaterials have been considered as an electrically conductive filler in the cementitious matrix because of their excellent electrical and thermal characteristics. Most researches have focused on the heating performances of the CNT-incorporated hybrid cementitious composites, while fewer efforts were given to observe heat-dependent electrical characteristics of the modified cementitious composites under self-heating condition. In this regard, this paper summarizes recent studies in literature conducted to investigate heat-dependent electrical characteristics of cementitious composites with carbon-based nanomaterials.</p>

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