Research on Intelligent Perception Visualization of Concrete Vibrating Based on Ultrasonic Technology

The propagation of ultrasonic waves in concrete provides valuable insights into the material's internal properties, enabling the intelligent monitoring and evaluation of the vibration process. This study focuses on the development and application of ultrasonic technology to achieve intelligent perception and visualization during concrete vibration. Based on the elastic wave theory, the effects of material properties such as density, elastic modulus, and composition on wave propagation were analyzed. A systematic experimental investigation was conducted using concrete mixtures with varying aggregate contents to explore the relationship between ultrasonic wave characteristics and material heterogeneity. Results showed that as aggregate content increased, the wave velocity decreased, while attenuation and scattering effects became more pronounced, reflecting the growing complexity of the internal structure. This research establishes a strong theoretical and experimental foundation for optimizing the concrete vibration process and highlights the potential of ultrasonic technology for real-time quality monitoring and intelligent control in concrete construction. The findings offer practical significance for improving compactness and uniformity, thereby enhancing the overall quality of construction.