Changes in aircraft design concepts in recent years from “Safe-Life / Fail-Safe” to “Damage-Tolerance” have significantly increased the importance of the role of Nondestructive Inspections (NDI) and have placed a far greater importance on the effectiveness of NDI techniques and their ability to detect defects. To calculate inspection reliabilities based on probability of detection (POD) of the inspection method and “Multiple Site Damage” (MSD) (or “Widespread Fatigue Damage”) assumptions for the defects, an approach to use a “Monte-Carlo Simulation” is described and results for crack inspection of aircraft lap joints are presented
Starting with the damage tolerance design of structures in aerospace applications [1] it became obvi...
The economic drive towards using aircraft beyond their initial design life has created a great inter...
The need to quantify and validate nondestructive inspection (NDI) performance capabilities has becom...
Changes in aircraft design concepts in recent years from "Safe-Life / Fail-Safe" to "...
The goal of this paper is to review the statistical methods used in the aerospace industries to eval...
© 2008 Dr. Catherine Ann HardingAssessment of the probability of detection (POD) of defects with non...
Nondestructive evaluation (NDE) inspections play a vital role in the reliability of structural compo...
The majority of aircraft structures are designed to be damage-tolerant such that safe operation can ...
Abstract: This work presents a methodology for determining the reliability of fracture control plans...
The Federal Aviation Administration requires that transport aircraft be “damage tolerant.” That is, ...
AbstractA method for estimating the probability of the occurrence of multiple site damage (MSD) is p...
Current nondestructive evaluation techniques generally do not produce identical indications when app...
A methodology is presented for integrating probabilistic fracture mechanics with quantitative NDT fo...
The INSIM computer program is described which simulates the 'limited fatigue life' environment in wh...
The methods developed to predict the reliability of aircraft structures depend upon inspection effec...
Starting with the damage tolerance design of structures in aerospace applications [1] it became obvi...
The economic drive towards using aircraft beyond their initial design life has created a great inter...
The need to quantify and validate nondestructive inspection (NDI) performance capabilities has becom...
Changes in aircraft design concepts in recent years from "Safe-Life / Fail-Safe" to "...
The goal of this paper is to review the statistical methods used in the aerospace industries to eval...
© 2008 Dr. Catherine Ann HardingAssessment of the probability of detection (POD) of defects with non...
Nondestructive evaluation (NDE) inspections play a vital role in the reliability of structural compo...
The majority of aircraft structures are designed to be damage-tolerant such that safe operation can ...
Abstract: This work presents a methodology for determining the reliability of fracture control plans...
The Federal Aviation Administration requires that transport aircraft be “damage tolerant.” That is, ...
AbstractA method for estimating the probability of the occurrence of multiple site damage (MSD) is p...
Current nondestructive evaluation techniques generally do not produce identical indications when app...
A methodology is presented for integrating probabilistic fracture mechanics with quantitative NDT fo...
The INSIM computer program is described which simulates the 'limited fatigue life' environment in wh...
The methods developed to predict the reliability of aircraft structures depend upon inspection effec...
Starting with the damage tolerance design of structures in aerospace applications [1] it became obvi...
The economic drive towards using aircraft beyond their initial design life has created a great inter...
The need to quantify and validate nondestructive inspection (NDI) performance capabilities has becom...