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Evaluation of ultrasonic C-scan attenuation image

IEEE 1991 Ultrasonics Symposium, 2002
Temporal averaging and homomorphic processing, which extract the local ultrasonic wavelet and estimate the attenuation coefficient, have been incorporated into C-scan imaging to generate and attenuation map. The variation of this map displays changes in the scattering cross section and in the absorption of materials.
T. Wang, J. Saniie
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Comparison of acoustgraphy, ultrasonic spectroscopy, and c-scan ultrasonics as applied to the composite flywheels

SPIE Proceedings, 2003
The replacement of chemical batteries with composite flywheels offers many potential advantages in space applications. Before such flywheels can be successfully employed, it is imperative to ensure their integrity using NDE techniques. Previously, the use of traditional C-scan for the NDE of flywheels was compared to Scanning Ultrasonic Spectroscopy ...
Honghui Wang   +3 more
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Flaw sizing using ultrasonic C-scan imaging with dynamic thresholds

Insight: Non-Destructive Testing and Condition Monitoring, 2017
Xiongbing Li   +2 more
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Blind image-deconvolution for ultrasonic C-scans

AIP Conference Proceedings, 2001
Ultrasonic C-scan images suffer from the problem of gating truncations, blurring due to quantization and squaring distortion, and noise. In this work the H∞ identification strategy is presented to restore the image without any prior information about the distortion and noise, hence the scheme is called blind deconvolution.
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Research of Ultrasonic C-scan Imaging Lateral Resolution

2019 IEEE International Conference on Mechatronics and Automation (ICMA), 2019
Aiming at the problem of reflective C-scan imaging lateral resolution, this paper proposes to use the right-angle crack reflection method to measure the lateral resolution of ultrasonic transducers. According to the theoretical sound field distribution at the focal plane of the ultrasonic transducer, the corresponding line response function and the ...
Ran Liu   +4 more
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C-scan imaging in molten zinc by focused ultrasonic waves

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 2000
Ultrasonic images of a small steel object immersed in molten zinc at 600 °C are obtained with high spatial resolution using a focused ultrasonic pulse-echo technique. The focused ultrasonic waves are generated by a spherical acoustic lens which has been machined at the probing end of a clad buffer rod.
, Ihara, , Jen, , Franca
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Screening of Metal Matrix Composites Using Ultrasonic C-Scans

Journal of Composites Technology and Research, 1989
Ultrasonic C-scans can be used to find some types of defects in continuous fiber-reinforced metal matrix composites such as boron/aluminum composites. These defects are related to the fatigue behavior and fracture location of each inspected specimen. The C-scan technique determined the relative amount of defects in boron/aluminum composites.
GP Sendeckyj   +4 more
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Encoder Positioning Manual Ultrasonic C-Scan Testing Method and Applications

2021
To solve the problems that traditional manual inspection results cannot be visualized and automatic detection equipment is complex and non-maneuverable, a manual ultrasonic C-Scan testing method based on encoder positioning is proposed. By analyzing the characteristics of the ultrasonic A-Scan signal, an acquisition method for ultrasonic A-Scan signal ...
Tianhang Fu, Songping Liu
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Blind image restoration for ultrasonic C-scan using constrained 2D-HOS

2001 IEEE International Conference on Acoustics, Speech, and Signal Processing. Proceedings (Cat. No.01CH37221), 2002
A new approach is presented to use higher order statistics (HOS) to deconvolve the effects of blurring in ultrasonic C-scans. The quantization effects of the mechanical scan-grid and the conversion of the 1D A-scan into one pixel on the image cause blurring.
Uvais Qidwai, Chi-Hau Chen
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