Rayleigh surface waves can be used to evaluate surface stresses and through-thickness stress gradients based on acoustoelasticity. Laser based ultrasonic techniques, which generate and detect surface waves, have the advantages of good spatial resolution and remote operation. The techniques have many potential applications. This is the final report of a LDRD project that is the first to exploit the benefits of laser ultrasonics for stress and stress gradient evaluation
This paper discusses a study into the suitability of using laser generated surface acoustic waves fo...
This paper discusses a study into the suitability of using laser generated surface acoustic waves fo...
Laser generation and detection of ultrasound has the obvious advantage of requiring no mechanical co...
The acoustoelastic effect refers to the fact that elastic wave velocities vary with stress. Measurem...
The acoustoelastic effect refers to the fact that elastic wave velocities vary with stress. Measurem...
As part of an effort to apply laser ultrasonics to stress evaluation, sequential thermal and mechani...
Shot peening is a surface enhancement technique that produces a compressive residual stress in a thi...
As part of an effort to apply laser ultrasonics to stress evaluation, sequential thermal and mechani...
A non-destructive measurement method has been developed to detect the presence of the surface residu...
Ultrasonic nondestructive evaluation is an extremely powerful tool for characterizing materials and ...
Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) is widely used in the industrial field especially in aerospace industr...
In various industries the surfaces of highly-loaded materials and components are specially treated t...
The recent development of laser light probes for stress wave measurements has aided our understandin...
The ultrasound velocity depends on material properties. The material properties, especially Young mo...
In conventional ultrasonic nondestructive evaluation studies, piezoelectric transducers are used to ...
This paper discusses a study into the suitability of using laser generated surface acoustic waves fo...
This paper discusses a study into the suitability of using laser generated surface acoustic waves fo...
Laser generation and detection of ultrasound has the obvious advantage of requiring no mechanical co...
The acoustoelastic effect refers to the fact that elastic wave velocities vary with stress. Measurem...
The acoustoelastic effect refers to the fact that elastic wave velocities vary with stress. Measurem...
As part of an effort to apply laser ultrasonics to stress evaluation, sequential thermal and mechani...
Shot peening is a surface enhancement technique that produces a compressive residual stress in a thi...
As part of an effort to apply laser ultrasonics to stress evaluation, sequential thermal and mechani...
A non-destructive measurement method has been developed to detect the presence of the surface residu...
Ultrasonic nondestructive evaluation is an extremely powerful tool for characterizing materials and ...
Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) is widely used in the industrial field especially in aerospace industr...
In various industries the surfaces of highly-loaded materials and components are specially treated t...
The recent development of laser light probes for stress wave measurements has aided our understandin...
The ultrasound velocity depends on material properties. The material properties, especially Young mo...
In conventional ultrasonic nondestructive evaluation studies, piezoelectric transducers are used to ...
This paper discusses a study into the suitability of using laser generated surface acoustic waves fo...
This paper discusses a study into the suitability of using laser generated surface acoustic waves fo...
Laser generation and detection of ultrasound has the obvious advantage of requiring no mechanical co...