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16th WCNDT 2004 - World Conference on NDT
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Aug 30 - Sep 3, 2004 - Montreal, Canada
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SESSION: MATERIALS CHARACTERIZATION
ABSTRACT:
SIMULATION OF THE ACOUSTIC EMISSION IMPULSE SHAPE VARIATION PROCESS IN 
METAL
 
V. Kozharinov1, and V. Kozharinov1 
 
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1Moscow State University,Moscow;Russia ; 2 “TUV Nord Baltic” laboratory,Riga,Latvia

The increasing value and the weight in the field of physical methods of a non-destructive testing occupies a 
method of an acoustic emission (AE). The basic advantage of AE method is the possibility to discover 
dangerous defects on the large surface of testing and in hard-to-reach places,by putting pressure on the 
object of testing in the certain way. However widespread occurrence of AE method in practice of a non-
destructive testing in many respects restrains by impossibility to determine the type of defect or to give the 
answer to the question whether this certain defect have acted AE signals on separate sensors (inaccuracy in 
determination of coordinate), by the most frequently used  AE parameters (such as,for example,number of 
events,amplitude,energy,frequency etc.). Most informative parameter for identifying a AE signal source is 
its shape. Due to the rapid growth within the last 3 years of possibilities of AE instrumentation on 
registration of the AE signal shape in the real time,the correlation link establishment between the AE signal 
shape of a source and the registered AE signal shape from a sensor becomes possible. The physical-
mathematical pattern of distinction the “pre-image” of AE signal from its source using its “image”(AE 
signal shape from the reception  sensor) depending on spacing interval was built in the article, on an 
example of low carbon steels. This pattern is based on available data of acoustic signal propagation in metal. 
According to results of analysis some basic parameters of AE signal shape defining its variation were 
chosen. Held studies demonstrate a possibility in the near future to compare results of experimental data on 
registration of AE signal on different instrumentations with the purpose of creation of the unified database of 
real sources.
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MAIN AUTHOR:Vladimir Kozharinov, Moscow State University, Russia
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