Evaluation of the critical nature of interior cracks in turbine rotor component web regions in order to assess the remaining service life of the parts requires accurate determination of the crack sizes in order to perform fracture mechanics analysis. This analysis is important both in order to retire critically defective parts and in order to return components to service if detected flaws are sub-critical. The purpose of this paper is to evaluate several techniques for sizing internal cracks in planar geometries
The problem of flaw characterization can be viewed as a multi-step process (Fig. 1) where decisions ...
Research concerning bulk and surface wave methods for the measurement of the depth of surface-breaki...
Surface crack sizing in metals by time-of-flight ultrasonic techniques is already well known. One of...
The application of generic flaw sizing techniques to specific components generally involves difficul...
The need for high reliability interior crack detection in jet engine turbine components requires an ...
Theoretical consideration of ultrasonic scattering from interior cracks has received considerable at...
Obtaining flaw geometry and orientation information from ultrasonic measurements often involves time...
The ultrasonic pulse echo technique is a highly sensitive nondestructive method for detecting small ...
Accurate calculation of the stress intensity factor on a given component under load relies on an acc...
Ultrasonic phased array systems are becoming increasingly popular as tools for the inspection of saf...
A linear scattering inverse method based in the Kirchhoff approximation is formulated to determine t...
Ultrasonic phased array systems are becoming increasingly popular as tools for the nondestructive ev...
The development of non-destructive testing techniques which provide reliable quantitative defect cha...
Ultrasonic phased array systems have become increasingly popular in the last 10 years as tools for f...
In this study, an ultrasonic technique for quantitative nondestructive evaluation of a small surface...
The problem of flaw characterization can be viewed as a multi-step process (Fig. 1) where decisions ...
Research concerning bulk and surface wave methods for the measurement of the depth of surface-breaki...
Surface crack sizing in metals by time-of-flight ultrasonic techniques is already well known. One of...
The application of generic flaw sizing techniques to specific components generally involves difficul...
The need for high reliability interior crack detection in jet engine turbine components requires an ...
Theoretical consideration of ultrasonic scattering from interior cracks has received considerable at...
Obtaining flaw geometry and orientation information from ultrasonic measurements often involves time...
The ultrasonic pulse echo technique is a highly sensitive nondestructive method for detecting small ...
Accurate calculation of the stress intensity factor on a given component under load relies on an acc...
Ultrasonic phased array systems are becoming increasingly popular as tools for the inspection of saf...
A linear scattering inverse method based in the Kirchhoff approximation is formulated to determine t...
Ultrasonic phased array systems are becoming increasingly popular as tools for the nondestructive ev...
The development of non-destructive testing techniques which provide reliable quantitative defect cha...
Ultrasonic phased array systems have become increasingly popular in the last 10 years as tools for f...
In this study, an ultrasonic technique for quantitative nondestructive evaluation of a small surface...
The problem of flaw characterization can be viewed as a multi-step process (Fig. 1) where decisions ...
Research concerning bulk and surface wave methods for the measurement of the depth of surface-breaki...
Surface crack sizing in metals by time-of-flight ultrasonic techniques is already well known. One of...