AE Source Location in Planar Defects using Spot Excitation

Spot 가진을 이용한 평면결함의 음향방출 위치표정

  • 이장규 (인천대학교 기계공학과) ;
  • 박성완 (인천전문대학 컴퓨터응용기계설계과) ;
  • 우창기 (인천대학교 기계공학과)
  • Published : 2004.10.01

Abstract

From the results of AE(Acoustic Emission) source location occurred by the spot exciting as suggested in this research, it has been confirmed that AE technique is quite fruitful in figuring out the location of the occurrence, form, size and direction of the defects. As the results of examining the distribution of event for the angle of crack $\alpha$ to Xs and Ys, as the increases from $0^{\circ}$ ~ $90^{\circ}$, gradually changes its width from the axis Xs to the axis Ys. So event appears approximately similar in its size at the angle of crack $\alpha$=$45^{\circ}$, yet opposite when $\alpha$ is lager. It is believed that this is a phenomenon where its crack legnth $\alpha$, assumed as a planar defect, is to be prcjected toward the direction with a larger size. Thus, it is expected that the application of the experimental method suggested in this study would make it possible to identify the location of the defect in the material in the nondestructive way.

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