Handbook of Nondestructive Evaluation

By C. Hellier. 2001

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Nondestructive identification of multiple flaws using XFEM and a topologically adapting artificial bee colony algorithm (2013, background): “accurate information on the location, dimensions, and shapes of flaws that may exist in a material [13].”
A sweeping window method for detection of flaws using an explicit dynamic XFEM and absorbing boundary layers (2016, background): “It is possible to replace the proposed ‘pre-analysis’ phase by existing NDE methods as long as the damage regions could be estimated.”
Review on quality assurance along the CFRP value chain – Non-destructive testing of fabrics, preforms and CFRP by HF radio wave techniques (2015, background): “In order to determine properties of an unknown specimen the system will be calibrated with known reference samples first [16,17].”
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”
A multiscale flaw detection algorithm based on XFEM (2014, background): “, cracks and voids) in critical structural components is an important part of structural health monitoring [1].”
Recent Progress in Diagnosing the Reliability of Electrical Equipment by Using Infrared Thermography (2012, background): “Short-wave systems should be used only on a limited basis, or if loads and other conditions allow, on overcast days or at night [6].”