2014
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-54236-7_37
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Infrared Thermal Wave NDT for Helicopter Blades Debonding

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“…For example, Park and Kyu [2], Sun and Zhou [3] presented a method based on laser ultrasonic technology for defect detection of carbon fiber resin matrix composites pore fastening holes and composite materials of high temperature resistant layers. Guo and Jing proposed a method based on infrared thermal wave NDT for debonding flaws in some helicopter blades [4], which was analyzed by the thermogram and the peak amplitude image of the second derivative thermogram. A method for coating thickness testing and internal defects detection based on infrared thermal wave was developed in [5], where the interior defects can be detected through measuring the thickness of samples with infrared thermal wave.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For example, Park and Kyu [2], Sun and Zhou [3] presented a method based on laser ultrasonic technology for defect detection of carbon fiber resin matrix composites pore fastening holes and composite materials of high temperature resistant layers. Guo and Jing proposed a method based on infrared thermal wave NDT for debonding flaws in some helicopter blades [4], which was analyzed by the thermogram and the peak amplitude image of the second derivative thermogram. A method for coating thickness testing and internal defects detection based on infrared thermal wave was developed in [5], where the interior defects can be detected through measuring the thickness of samples with infrared thermal wave.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%