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Acoustic emission — 5

Non-Destructive Testing, 1974
Abstract This final paper in the series on acoustic emission deals with existing industrial applications of this technology. Such applications have increased greatly in recent years and now include such areas as weld monitoring, monitoring of proof tests on structures and components, and the detection and location of flaws in pressure vessels.
D.O. Harris, H.L. Dunegan
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An introduction to acoustic emission [PDF]

open access: possibleJournal of Physics E: Scientific Instruments, 1987
The technique of acoustic emission (AE) uses one or more sensors to 'listen' to a wide range of events that may take place inside a solid material. Depending on the source of this high frequency sound, there are broadly three application areas: structural testing and surveillance, process monitoring and control, and materials characterisation.
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Acoustic-emission sensor

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1993
An acoustic-emission sensor includes a composite synthetic resin-ceramic piezoelectric element which has a plurality of substantially mutually parallel columnar ceramic piezoelectric bodies. The columnar ceramic piezoelectric bodies are polarized in a longitudinal direction and are disposed in a synthetic-resin matrix. Since only longitudinal waves can
Mitsuharu Shiwa   +3 more
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