Quantitative nondestructive testing by pulsed laser holography can be used to determine the depths, areas and gaps of the defects (such as disbond etc. )
Aimed at the unlinear relation between the degree of hardness of alluninium and initial magnetic permeability, this paper puts forward a kind of quantitative nondestructive testing method of the metal hardness using wavelet network, with the WGF -I electromagnetism instrument to test, withdrawing the characteristic signal, applying wavelet network theories, establish the degree of hardness characteristic signal and degree of hardness unlinear mapping, and the hardness of aluniniun alloy can be directly displayed.
Based on the model of multi-layered biological tissue, a method to measure regional tissue oxygenation saturation by using noninvasive near infrared spectroscopy was given.
The investigation on scattering of elastic waves by cracks is of essential importance in the elastodynamic theory itself and enjoys various applications in many practical problems such as QNDE.
Results of numerical simulation show that the method based on the variation principle has great theoretical and applicable value to quantitative nondestructive evaluation.
This paper describes an inverse analysis method using hierarchical neural networks and computational mechanics, and its application to the quantitative nondestructive evaluation with the ultrasonic method.
A major objective of quantitative nondestructive evaluation is to formulate defect detection, classification, and sizing algorithms that are insensitive to variations in transducer characteristics, material type, and defect depth.
For approaching the quantitative non-destructive evaluation K. Salama has found a linear relationship between the derivative of ultrasonic velocity with respect to temperature and the residual stress in metals. According to this relationship the average stress in specimens can be evaluated by stable measurement. In this paper the authors have made further investigation on the combined effects of time varying temperature gradient and the shift of ultrasonic velocity on the stress within metal specimens. Base...
In this paper, the reflection and transmission of elastic waves by a layer with randomly distributed Penny-shaped cracks is investigated. For low frequencies and for small crack densities, the influence of the damaged state of the, layer on reflected and transmitted waves is investigated, This is to provide a simple theoretical model for quantitative nondestructive evaluation.
The investigation on scattering of elastic waves by cracks is of essential importance in the elastodynamic theory itself and enjoys various applications in many practical problems such as QNDE. So this subject has been extensively studied in recent years and great progress has been made. In this paper, a comprehensive review on this subject is given.