Thema: nichtlineare Akustik, Verformung, Theorie
Autor/Institution: Ravasoo, A. /Estonian Academy of Sciences, Tallinn, EE

Title: Ultrasonic nondestructive evaluation of inhomogeneous plane strain in elastic medium
Titel : Zerstörungsfreie Ermittlung inhomogener ebener Verformung in elastischen Medien mittels Ultraschall

Quelle : Res. in Nondestr. Eval. 13 7 1995 ; 1 ; S.55-68 ; 14S,6B,7Q ; BAM-Z-1535/95 ; T

Abstract:

The possibility to enhance the efficiency of ultrasonic nondestructive testing making use of non-linear effects of wave propagation is investigated theoretically. The quasi one-dimensional problem of non- linear longitudinal wave propagation in elastic medium undergoing inhomogeneous plane prestrain is solved. The solution establishes the relations between the physical and geometrical properties of the medium, parameters of its predeformed state and the characteristics of the wave with smooth arbitrary initial profile. The idea is to extend the efficiency of NDT by using, besides the wave velocity measurement data, the data about the wave profile evolution. The basic physical effects responsible for the distortion of wave profile are nonlinearity, dispersion, inhomogeneity, and dissipation. These effects can act separately or in various combinations. The three first effects are taken into account. The non-linear-sine-wave propagation in the medium with two traction-free surfaces is considered in more detail. The algorithm for evaluation of the parameters of plane strain on the basis of wave velocity and its profile evolution measurement data is proposed. .1 F33,B13,A25

Database Keywords: Ultraschallprüfung, :Verformung, Inhomogenität, :Schallausbreitung, Longitudinalwelle, Theorie, Mathematische Formel, Mechanische Vorspannung 23 :Nichtlineare Akustik, Eindimensionale Behandlung 24 Z:E


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