Most of the NDE effort using ultrasonics to assess engineering materials has been in the detection of cracks or crack-related phenomena. Other questions involving, for example, NDE measurements of temper or the state of fatigue prior to cack initiation, while very important to material scientists and design engineers, are not easily investigated using ultrasonic techniques based on linear theory. Recent work indicates, however, that the use of ultrasonics based on nonlinear concepts provides potentially useful information about material processing and certain pathological states that develop in materials as they are used
This paper presents a comprehensive review of the current state of knowledge of second harmonic gene...
The sensitivity of ultrasonic measurements can be increased significantly by using nonlinear techniq...
This thesis presents work relating to the measurement of the nonlinear acoustoelastic response of se...
An important aspect of nondestructive evaluation is materials characterization, in particular, detec...
The development of an ultrasonic method for the nondestructive characterization of mechanical proper...
The importance of nonlinearity in the description of material behavior is gaining widespread attenti...
Quantitative evaluation of the microstructural state of a specimen can be deduced from knowledge of ...
Predictable noninvasive evaluation of engineering materials requires a more reliable sensing techniq...
The nonlinear ultrasonic technique has been widely researched due to its high-sensitivity to microst...
Measurement methods aimed at determining material properties through nonlinear wave propagation are ...
The increasing importance of NDE areas such as quality of material processing, [1,2], fatigue [3,4],...
Under harsh environment or during service, the mechanical properties of materials or structure will ...
Conventional ultrasonic methods based on ultrasonic characteristics in the linear elastic region are...
An effective way to describe changes in the microstructure of a material or to assess fatigue damag...
At present, the nonlinear ultrasonic technique is studied for microstructural evaluation of material...
This paper presents a comprehensive review of the current state of knowledge of second harmonic gene...
The sensitivity of ultrasonic measurements can be increased significantly by using nonlinear techniq...
This thesis presents work relating to the measurement of the nonlinear acoustoelastic response of se...
An important aspect of nondestructive evaluation is materials characterization, in particular, detec...
The development of an ultrasonic method for the nondestructive characterization of mechanical proper...
The importance of nonlinearity in the description of material behavior is gaining widespread attenti...
Quantitative evaluation of the microstructural state of a specimen can be deduced from knowledge of ...
Predictable noninvasive evaluation of engineering materials requires a more reliable sensing techniq...
The nonlinear ultrasonic technique has been widely researched due to its high-sensitivity to microst...
Measurement methods aimed at determining material properties through nonlinear wave propagation are ...
The increasing importance of NDE areas such as quality of material processing, [1,2], fatigue [3,4],...
Under harsh environment or during service, the mechanical properties of materials or structure will ...
Conventional ultrasonic methods based on ultrasonic characteristics in the linear elastic region are...
An effective way to describe changes in the microstructure of a material or to assess fatigue damag...
At present, the nonlinear ultrasonic technique is studied for microstructural evaluation of material...
This paper presents a comprehensive review of the current state of knowledge of second harmonic gene...
The sensitivity of ultrasonic measurements can be increased significantly by using nonlinear techniq...
This thesis presents work relating to the measurement of the nonlinear acoustoelastic response of se...