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Full-matrix capture (FMC)-based ultrasonic imaging provides good sensitivity to small defects in non-destructive testing and has gradually become a mainstream research topic.
Bei Yu +5 more
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Low Frequency GFRP Imaging with Variable Aperture TFM
Graphite or glass fiber reinforced polymer (GFRP) inspections are usually made with a zero-degree linear scan (L-scan) (1). Total focusing may not be applicable for some anisotropic materials, but in some cases, TFM may increase the ultrasound imaging ...
Renato Nogueira +2 more
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Characterisation of small embedded two-dimensional defects using multi-view Total Focusing Method imaging algorithm [PDF]
Defect characterisation is an essential step of nondestructive testing which aims to determine the shape and the size of a defect once detected. The imaging algorithm multi-view Total Focusing Method (TFM) has been successfully used to accurately size ...
Bevan, Rhodri L T +8 more
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Immersion ultrasonic phased array imaging technology offers great advantages, particularly in coupling and automatic detection of industrial non-destructive testing (NDT).
Ming Chen +5 more
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Ultrasonic Inspection of Weld Defects Using Total Focusing Method
Ultrasonic arrays have been widely employed in industrial applications because of their ability to perform quick inspections for detection and characterization of flaws.
Pillarisetti, Lalith Sai Srinivas +1 more
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Total Focusing Method with Subsampling in Space and Frequency Domain for Ultrasound NDT
S.2103-2106In this paper, we present a compressed sensing model for 2D Full Matrix Capture data from a uniform linear array. Data is reconstructed via a matrix-free implementation of the Total Focusing Method (TFM) combined with the Fast Iterative ...
Semper, Sebastian +4 more
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Model-Based Parametric Study of Surface-Breaking Defect Characterization Using Half-Skip Total Focusing Method [PDF]
As the demand of structural integrity in manufacturing industries is increasing, the ultrasonic array technique has drawn more attention thanks to its inspection flexibility and versatility. By taking advantage of the possibility of individual triggering
Wirdelius, Håkan +9 more
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Total Focusing Method for Imaging Defect in CFRP Composite with Anisotropy and Inhomogeneity [PDF]
Fiber reinforced polymers (FRPs) are increasingly used in thick primary load-bearing structures, while manufacturing and in-service defects occur with a higher chance as the composite thickness increases, which entails the nondestructive detection and ...
Liu, Menglong +3 more
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Ultrasonic arrays have been investigated for inspecting the quality of special materials. Unfortunately, non-destructive testing and evaluation (NDT&E) of internal defects in additive manufacturing (AM) materials are difficult due to the anisotropy ...
Wentao Li, Zhenggan Zhou, Yang Li
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Phased array probe for the inspection of large steel forgings
Reliable inspection of large steel forgings is a significant problem across multiple industries. When the dimensions of forgings are at least 1000 mm in each direction, ultrasonic phased array inspection becomes difficult because conventional probes are ...
Frederic Dupont-Marillia +2 more
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