The problem of flaw characterization can be viewed as a multi-step process (Fig. 1) where decisions are made as to flaw type (a classification process) and geometry (a sizing process). Previously, we have described our work on the use of the expert system FLEX for determining if an unknown flaw is a volumetric flaw or a crack [1] and the use of equivalent flaw sizing algorithms whereby the flaw is sized in terms of a best fit ellipsoid (for volumetric flaws) or ellipse (for cracks) [2]. Here, we will describe some of our work on how classification information can be used to improve sizing estimates and on the use of new, more efficient sizing algorithms
Evaluation of the critical nature of interior cracks in turbine rotor component web regions in order...
To exploit theoretical advances in elastic wave inverse scattering, an automated multiviewing ultras...
Ultrasonic flaw sizing based on signal analysis and classification techniques was applied to linear ...
There are a number of modern approaches that can be used to characterize flaws in materials. For exa...
In the ultrasonic testing of materials for flaws, it is important to be able both to identify the fl...
The complete characterization of a flaw requires information about the flaw type (crack, void, inclu...
Ultrasonic equivalent flaw sizing is a method in which the size, shape, and orientation of a flaw is...
Flaw classification (determination of the flaw type) and flaw sizing (prediction of the flaw shape, ...
An expert system, FLEX, for classifying isolated flaws as either crack-like or volumetric has been u...
Obtaining flaw geometry and orientation information from ultrasonic measurements often involves time...
Flaw Characterization by Ultrasonic Techniques is the subject of this morning\u27s session. The ult...
Ultrasonic flaw sizing is critical in nondestructive evaluation. However, the data available for siz...
In solving ultrasonic flaw characterization problems, flaw type information is often needed in order...
Ultrasonic waves returning from an internal bulk flaw to a wideband transducer contain information o...
Ultrasonic testing is a non-destructive method that can be used to detect, locate and size flaws. Th...
Evaluation of the critical nature of interior cracks in turbine rotor component web regions in order...
To exploit theoretical advances in elastic wave inverse scattering, an automated multiviewing ultras...
Ultrasonic flaw sizing based on signal analysis and classification techniques was applied to linear ...
There are a number of modern approaches that can be used to characterize flaws in materials. For exa...
In the ultrasonic testing of materials for flaws, it is important to be able both to identify the fl...
The complete characterization of a flaw requires information about the flaw type (crack, void, inclu...
Ultrasonic equivalent flaw sizing is a method in which the size, shape, and orientation of a flaw is...
Flaw classification (determination of the flaw type) and flaw sizing (prediction of the flaw shape, ...
An expert system, FLEX, for classifying isolated flaws as either crack-like or volumetric has been u...
Obtaining flaw geometry and orientation information from ultrasonic measurements often involves time...
Flaw Characterization by Ultrasonic Techniques is the subject of this morning\u27s session. The ult...
Ultrasonic flaw sizing is critical in nondestructive evaluation. However, the data available for siz...
In solving ultrasonic flaw characterization problems, flaw type information is often needed in order...
Ultrasonic waves returning from an internal bulk flaw to a wideband transducer contain information o...
Ultrasonic testing is a non-destructive method that can be used to detect, locate and size flaws. Th...
Evaluation of the critical nature of interior cracks in turbine rotor component web regions in order...
To exploit theoretical advances in elastic wave inverse scattering, an automated multiviewing ultras...
Ultrasonic flaw sizing based on signal analysis and classification techniques was applied to linear ...