Simple Measurements,
Deep Knowledge.
Science-Based Predictive Models
Based on these two variables, CDM applies specific scientific models for the two main corrosion mechanisms in concrete structures:
- Carbonation
- Chloride ingress
With these models, it is possible to predict, in years, the service life of the structure until the onset of reinforcement corrosion.
Small size,
Huge impact
Embedded electrical resistivity sensors for concrete measure this key parameter non-destructively from within structural elements, under real service conditions..


Robust, Safe, and Reliable
Rugged reader/transmitter devices can be installed outdoors for years, with IP68 protection.
Wireless data transmission via the mobile/cellular network in any country worldwide; WiFi option available for factories and laboratories.
Advanced Modeling
CDM also enables probabilistic modeling using techniques such as Monte Carlo. This approach provides more robust estimates, adjusted to environmental variability, offering a solid foundation for maintenance, design, or rehabilitation decisions.
Standards and Compatibility
Electrical resistivity is a parameter recognized by international standards:
– ASTM C1202 (equivalent to the RCPT test)
– UNE EN 12390-19
This makes CDM a valid tool both on-site and in the laboratory, with comparable and traceable results.