An ultrasonic array-based system for real-time inspection of carbon-epoxy composite plates
A real-time ultrasonic imager operating at a frequency of 3.5 MHz to test composites in immersion has been developed. It is based on linear array transducers and provides either B-scan or transmission images of composite plates of a few centimeters thickness. The electronic scanning has a pitch of 1...
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| description | A real-time ultrasonic imager operating at a frequency of 3.5 MHz to test composites in immersion has been developed. It is based on linear array transducers and provides either B-scan or transmission images of composite plates of a few centimeters thickness. The electronic scanning has a pitch of 1.25 mm and an amplitude of 80 mm, and the electronic focusing as well as the acoustic lens on the arrays are set to work at a depth of 40 mm in water. Tests made on composite and plastic plates of 5 to 17 mm thickness show that the system allows the detection of different types of defects and that the interpretation of the ultrasonic signals can be performed on line. |
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