The influence of nonlinearities in photothermal radiometry due to the static temperature distribution and Stefan-Boltzmann law are analyzed with respect to crack detection by thermal wave imaging. Nonlinearities in the harmonic signal as well as the generation of second harmonic signals are studied theoretically and experimentally. The experiments are performed on indenter-induced cracks in zirconia/titanium carbide ceramic and in Ni-Zn ferrite blocks forming thin gaps. The contrast of the cracks in the termal wave images is generally improved by the nonlinearities
Thermosonics, also known as ultrasonic stimulated thermography, is a rapid non-destructive evaluatio...
International audienceA crack located in the thermal diffusion zone of a heat source behaves like a ...
Abstract We present recent advances about the application of the photothermal camera for the detecti...
Application of thermal wave techniques on ceramics using photothermal and photoacoustic effects is d...
Non-linear effects occurring in photothermal microscopes based on principle of photothermal radiomet...
Crack detection is one of the major areas of interest in thermal non-destructive testing. Cracks pro...
We show that, using the thermal and mechanical nonlinearities of cracks, it is possible to produce n...
Cracks produced by indenters in zirconia-TiC ceramic and surface defects in SiSiC ceramic generated ...
Une étude comparative d'ondes thermiques (SPAM et OBD) a été effectuée sur des failles, obliques et ...
The analysis of the thermal-wave second harmonic generation induced by the time-modulated heating of...
Crack detection is one of the major areas of interest in thermal non-destructive testing. Cracks pro...
Traditional non-destructive evaluation (NDE) and structural health monitoring (SHM) systems are used...
In the last few years, induction thermography has been established as a non-destructive testing meth...
Thermosonics is a well-established non-destructive evaluation (NDE) technique that uses an infrared ...
In frequency-domain photothermal radiometry (FD-PTR) a low-power intensity-modulated optical excitat...
Thermosonics, also known as ultrasonic stimulated thermography, is a rapid non-destructive evaluatio...
International audienceA crack located in the thermal diffusion zone of a heat source behaves like a ...
Abstract We present recent advances about the application of the photothermal camera for the detecti...
Application of thermal wave techniques on ceramics using photothermal and photoacoustic effects is d...
Non-linear effects occurring in photothermal microscopes based on principle of photothermal radiomet...
Crack detection is one of the major areas of interest in thermal non-destructive testing. Cracks pro...
We show that, using the thermal and mechanical nonlinearities of cracks, it is possible to produce n...
Cracks produced by indenters in zirconia-TiC ceramic and surface defects in SiSiC ceramic generated ...
Une étude comparative d'ondes thermiques (SPAM et OBD) a été effectuée sur des failles, obliques et ...
The analysis of the thermal-wave second harmonic generation induced by the time-modulated heating of...
Crack detection is one of the major areas of interest in thermal non-destructive testing. Cracks pro...
Traditional non-destructive evaluation (NDE) and structural health monitoring (SHM) systems are used...
In the last few years, induction thermography has been established as a non-destructive testing meth...
Thermosonics is a well-established non-destructive evaluation (NDE) technique that uses an infrared ...
In frequency-domain photothermal radiometry (FD-PTR) a low-power intensity-modulated optical excitat...
Thermosonics, also known as ultrasonic stimulated thermography, is a rapid non-destructive evaluatio...
International audienceA crack located in the thermal diffusion zone of a heat source behaves like a ...
Abstract We present recent advances about the application of the photothermal camera for the detecti...