Bulk and Rayleigh (or surface wave) velocities of ultrasonic waves in chromium coatings on steel were measured and an experimental correlation was found between the surface velocity and the hardness. Since qualitative coating evaluation is commonly made using hardnesses as a guideline, the possibility is herewith presented of using the sound velocities of surface ultrasonic waves for this purpose. This provides the advantage of using a nondestructive technique over one that is destructive and more qualitative
Ultrasonic techniques are primarily used in engineering for the purpose of flaw detection in materia...
The coating is applied to prevent corrosion on the surface of ships or marine structures, and the th...
A new methodology has been developed for online measurement of coating thickness using ultrasonic ve...
Metallic coatings are produced for various purposes, and methods employed for testing their quality ...
Metal coatings are of interest in applications where erosion, corrosion, or mechanical degradation r...
The ultrasonic contact impedance technique and ultrasonic wave velocities have been widely used for ...
AbstractThe ultrasonic contact impedance technique and ultrasonic wave velocities have been widely u...
In this paper, the dispersion of surface acoustic waves (SAW) in case carborized steel samples was c...
This research is focused on establishing a correlation between hardness which is one of the most imp...
In metallurgical engineering, corrosion is considered as one of the main reasons for the failure of ...
The investigation reported in this thesis was prompted by the desire to develop an easy and reliable...
The properties of thin layers of materials can be different from those in the bulk form. The respons...
The thickness of a protective surface coating that is left on a substrate after a wear process is an...
Two ultrasonic methods for nondestructive measurements of the depth of a case-hardened layer in stee...
Corrosion is the gradual destruction of material, usually metal, by chemical reaction with its envir...
Ultrasonic techniques are primarily used in engineering for the purpose of flaw detection in materia...
The coating is applied to prevent corrosion on the surface of ships or marine structures, and the th...
A new methodology has been developed for online measurement of coating thickness using ultrasonic ve...
Metallic coatings are produced for various purposes, and methods employed for testing their quality ...
Metal coatings are of interest in applications where erosion, corrosion, or mechanical degradation r...
The ultrasonic contact impedance technique and ultrasonic wave velocities have been widely used for ...
AbstractThe ultrasonic contact impedance technique and ultrasonic wave velocities have been widely u...
In this paper, the dispersion of surface acoustic waves (SAW) in case carborized steel samples was c...
This research is focused on establishing a correlation between hardness which is one of the most imp...
In metallurgical engineering, corrosion is considered as one of the main reasons for the failure of ...
The investigation reported in this thesis was prompted by the desire to develop an easy and reliable...
The properties of thin layers of materials can be different from those in the bulk form. The respons...
The thickness of a protective surface coating that is left on a substrate after a wear process is an...
Two ultrasonic methods for nondestructive measurements of the depth of a case-hardened layer in stee...
Corrosion is the gradual destruction of material, usually metal, by chemical reaction with its envir...
Ultrasonic techniques are primarily used in engineering for the purpose of flaw detection in materia...
The coating is applied to prevent corrosion on the surface of ships or marine structures, and the th...
A new methodology has been developed for online measurement of coating thickness using ultrasonic ve...