Nondestructive Evaluation: Theory, Techniques, and Applications

By P. Shull. 2002

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Focusing the wavefield inside an unknown 1D medium: Beyond seismic interferometry (2012, background): “Seismic interferometry, inverse scattering, and focusing are subjects usually studied in different research areas such as seismology (Aki and Richards, 2002), quantum mechanics (Rodberg and Thaler, 1967), optics (Born and Wolf, 1999), non-destructive evaluation of material (Shull, 2002), and medical”
Additive manufacturing process monitoring and control by non-destructive testing techniques: challenges and in-process monitoring (2018, background): “Contaminants in fibreglass epoxy composites can be identified through thermographic inspection of the fibre (Shull 2002).”
Structural Damage Location with Fiber Bragg Grating Rosettes and Lamb Waves (2007, methodology): “Most common methods include [4,5]: Visual inspection and enhanced visual inspection using penetrants and magnetic particle, Eddy current, nuclear magnetic resonance, microwave, thermography, optical interferometry, radiography, acoustic inspection, ultrasonic inspection, acoustic emission, and vibra”
Connection of scattering principles: a visual and mathematical tour (2012, background): “Inverse scattering, Green’s function reconstruction, focusing, imaging and the optical theorem are subjects usually studied in different research areas such as seismology [1], quantum mechanics [2], optics [3], non-destructive evaluation of material [4] and medical diagnostics [5].”
Challenges in improving the performance of eddy current testing: Review (2018, background): “Table 4 summarizes the conductivity of common elements.(83) Magnetic permeability”
An introduction to structural health monitoring (2007, methodology): “Damage identification is carried out in conjunction with five closely related disciplines that include SHM, condition monitoring (CM; Bentley & Hatch 2003), non-destructive evaluation (NDE; Shull 2002), statistical process control (SPC; Montgomery 1997) and damage prognosis (DP; which is summarized ”