The general problem of automatically inspecting simple and complex curved parts using ultrasonic immersion and squirter methods is very challenging. The water path and angle of incidence must be held constant with a high degree of accuracy or the inspection is not valid. The problem is even more difficult when the scan speed must be as fast as possible. However, many critical parts that must be ultrasonically inspected are curved. Thus, the objective of the development effort described here was to implement a cost-effective solution for automatically scanning complex curved parts
In ultrasonic nondestructive testing (NDT), configurations of immersion techniques where transducers...
Automatic robotic inspection of arbitrary free-form shapes is relevant for many quality control appl...
Detection and evaluation of defects rely strongly on ultrasonic inspection techniques in the data ac...
Near net-shaped forgings offer significant advantages for component manufacture, including less mate...
Abstract Compared with traditional 2D image processing, 3D point cloud processing has be...
A number of typical ultrasonic immersion inspections require the transducer radiation to propagate t...
Computer models of ultrasonic beams can be used to accurately predict fields radiated from transduce...
Use of full-matrix capture (FMC), combined with the total focusing method (TFM), has been shown to p...
Use of full-matrix capture (FMC) combined with the total focusing method (TFM), has been shown to pr...
for economic reasons, there is an increasing tendency to perform automated ultrasonic scans of near ...
AbstractA novel inspection system which incorporates a low-profile flexible ultrasonic array and a s...
Automated robotic inspection systems allow the collection of large data volumes, compared to existin...
A measurement model has been developed to describe ultrasonic measurements made with circular piston...
Conventional C-scan ultrasonic techniques are excellent for imaging two dimensional defects such as ...
In modeling ultrasonic immersion inspections involving complex geometries, one of the more difficult...
In ultrasonic nondestructive testing (NDT), configurations of immersion techniques where transducers...
Automatic robotic inspection of arbitrary free-form shapes is relevant for many quality control appl...
Detection and evaluation of defects rely strongly on ultrasonic inspection techniques in the data ac...
Near net-shaped forgings offer significant advantages for component manufacture, including less mate...
Abstract Compared with traditional 2D image processing, 3D point cloud processing has be...
A number of typical ultrasonic immersion inspections require the transducer radiation to propagate t...
Computer models of ultrasonic beams can be used to accurately predict fields radiated from transduce...
Use of full-matrix capture (FMC), combined with the total focusing method (TFM), has been shown to p...
Use of full-matrix capture (FMC) combined with the total focusing method (TFM), has been shown to pr...
for economic reasons, there is an increasing tendency to perform automated ultrasonic scans of near ...
AbstractA novel inspection system which incorporates a low-profile flexible ultrasonic array and a s...
Automated robotic inspection systems allow the collection of large data volumes, compared to existin...
A measurement model has been developed to describe ultrasonic measurements made with circular piston...
Conventional C-scan ultrasonic techniques are excellent for imaging two dimensional defects such as ...
In modeling ultrasonic immersion inspections involving complex geometries, one of the more difficult...
In ultrasonic nondestructive testing (NDT), configurations of immersion techniques where transducers...
Automatic robotic inspection of arbitrary free-form shapes is relevant for many quality control appl...
Detection and evaluation of defects rely strongly on ultrasonic inspection techniques in the data ac...