Material degradation due to pitting corrosion and fatigue crack initiation from pits may trigger widespread fatigue damage in aging aircraft structures. Since corrosion damage is often hidden, the corrosion pits and initiated cracks can remain undetected by surface inspection techniques for long service periods. Therefore, the ability to predict the initiation and propagation of surface damage originating from pitting corrosion is of great importance for the timely maintenance of aging airplanes [1]. Recently, we reported a microradiographic method quantifying pitting corrosion [2] and fatigue life prediction model [3] based on the measured pit depth. These have been applied successfully to A1-2024-T3 alloy
Localized corrosion and corrosion fatigue crack nucleation and growth are recognized as degradation ...
Aircraft are made primarily out of strong and lightweight aluminum alloys, which are relatively low ...
Acoustic emission (AE) consists of high frequency stress waves generated by the rapid release of ene...
Due to the increasing number of aging aircraft, the inspection and assessment of corrosion and fatig...
In our continuing efforts to investigate methods to characterize the state of fatigue nondestructive...
Pitting corrosion is considered to be one of the principal degradation mechanisms for high-strength ...
The development of fatigue cracks at fastener holes represents a common maintenance problem for airc...
Recent experiments have demonstrated that surface acoustic waves (SAW), or Rayleigh waves, can be us...
The scattered radiation of elastic waves from fatigue cracks in metals is interpreted for their dete...
The presence of corrosion is known to dramatically reduce the fatigue failure resistance of material...
Ultrasonic detection and measurement of fatigue crack propagation in notched specimens of aluminum, ...
The objective of the current work is to investigate the feasibility of an in-situ technique to char...
This study demonstrates that an in situ nondestructive, ultrasonic surface wave technique can succes...
The primary objective of nondestructive testing and evaluation in metallic structural members is to ...
Fatigue corrosion phenomenon is a form of degradation that is because of the combined occurrence of ...
Localized corrosion and corrosion fatigue crack nucleation and growth are recognized as degradation ...
Aircraft are made primarily out of strong and lightweight aluminum alloys, which are relatively low ...
Acoustic emission (AE) consists of high frequency stress waves generated by the rapid release of ene...
Due to the increasing number of aging aircraft, the inspection and assessment of corrosion and fatig...
In our continuing efforts to investigate methods to characterize the state of fatigue nondestructive...
Pitting corrosion is considered to be one of the principal degradation mechanisms for high-strength ...
The development of fatigue cracks at fastener holes represents a common maintenance problem for airc...
Recent experiments have demonstrated that surface acoustic waves (SAW), or Rayleigh waves, can be us...
The scattered radiation of elastic waves from fatigue cracks in metals is interpreted for their dete...
The presence of corrosion is known to dramatically reduce the fatigue failure resistance of material...
Ultrasonic detection and measurement of fatigue crack propagation in notched specimens of aluminum, ...
The objective of the current work is to investigate the feasibility of an in-situ technique to char...
This study demonstrates that an in situ nondestructive, ultrasonic surface wave technique can succes...
The primary objective of nondestructive testing and evaluation in metallic structural members is to ...
Fatigue corrosion phenomenon is a form of degradation that is because of the combined occurrence of ...
Localized corrosion and corrosion fatigue crack nucleation and growth are recognized as degradation ...
Aircraft are made primarily out of strong and lightweight aluminum alloys, which are relatively low ...
Acoustic emission (AE) consists of high frequency stress waves generated by the rapid release of ene...