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In the study of the strength of soil/sand, and the cause of the incipience of debris flow, it is important to monitor the distribution and the migration of ice and water contents in such porous media. To overcome the difficulty of “seeing” through opaque soil, an experimental investigation was conducted to explore the feasibility of non-intrusive monitoring of ice migration in porous media by using electric capacitance tomography (ECT). A ten-electrode sensor was made for signal acquisition and OIOR method was used for image reconstruction. The distribution and penetration of ice in porous solids are displayed clearly by ECT images. ECT data were also validated against the temperature data measured by thermocouples, and the feasibility of such ECT method is convincingly proven.

A feasibility study on ECT monitoring of phase migration in porous solids