Abstract:Bulk wave reflection formulas are extended to the surface-wave case, considering Rayleigh and Stoneley waves in terms of refracted inhomogeneous longitudinal and transversal waves, linked by the surface coupling. In this manner, a physical mechanism of second-harmonic generation process is clearly shown. The analytical expressions and physical pictures of Rayleigh- and Stoneley-wave harmonic generation have been derived in a second-order approximation. The solution shows that the second-harmonic surface waves … Show more
“…For the ideally bonded interface, a general approach to the boundary acoustic nonlinearity (nonlinear reflection technique) was first developed by Shui and Solodov [116]. It was shown that generally all the waves existing at the interface contributed into the interface acoustic nonlinearity.…”
Section: Nonlinear Nde Using Contact Acoustic Nonlinearitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Because of the lack of dispersion, the finite-amplitude method, which uses SAWs, can be applied for a quantitative determination of β 2 , or the third-order constants, using the analytical expressions for the SAW second-harmonic amplitude obtained in ref. 116 and modified (if needed) to account for the attenuation from (30).…”
The nonlinear acoustic applications for material characterization are reviewed. The general theoretical analysis of the effects of nonlinearity, dissipation, dispersion, and diffraction on intense acoustic-wave propagation is given. Acoustic nonlinear parameters and their determination methods are introduced. The investigations of nonlinear acoustic applications for solid material evaluation are discussed for different levels of disruption, from asymmetry of lattice structure and dislocation in crystals to disbonds and cracks in engineering materials. The experimental methods involved in these investigations are also considered. The techniques used for nonlinear acoustic imaging are divided into two categories, concerned with resolution improvement by using higher harmonics, and nonlinear parametric imaging. The nonlinear acoustic applications in biomedical imaging, acoustic microscopy, and nonlinear nondestructive evaluation are presented. Finally, the issues that need further investigations in this area are discussed.
“…For the ideally bonded interface, a general approach to the boundary acoustic nonlinearity (nonlinear reflection technique) was first developed by Shui and Solodov [116]. It was shown that generally all the waves existing at the interface contributed into the interface acoustic nonlinearity.…”
Section: Nonlinear Nde Using Contact Acoustic Nonlinearitymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Because of the lack of dispersion, the finite-amplitude method, which uses SAWs, can be applied for a quantitative determination of β 2 , or the third-order constants, using the analytical expressions for the SAW second-harmonic amplitude obtained in ref. 116 and modified (if needed) to account for the attenuation from (30).…”
The nonlinear acoustic applications for material characterization are reviewed. The general theoretical analysis of the effects of nonlinearity, dissipation, dispersion, and diffraction on intense acoustic-wave propagation is given. Acoustic nonlinear parameters and their determination methods are introduced. The investigations of nonlinear acoustic applications for solid material evaluation are discussed for different levels of disruption, from asymmetry of lattice structure and dislocation in crystals to disbonds and cracks in engineering materials. The experimental methods involved in these investigations are also considered. The techniques used for nonlinear acoustic imaging are divided into two categories, concerned with resolution improvement by using higher harmonics, and nonlinear parametric imaging. The nonlinear acoustic applications in biomedical imaging, acoustic microscopy, and nonlinear nondestructive evaluation are presented. Finally, the issues that need further investigations in this area are discussed.
“…The relation has been derived in our previous work [2] as where Uz((i)) and Uz(2(i)) are the fundamental and second order harmonic amphtudes of a Rayleigh wave displacement; kj^, k, and k^ are the Rayleigh, longitudinal and shear wave numbers. This equation can be derived from the full perturbation analysis of Shui and Solodov [7]. It is noted that Eq.…”
Section: Acoustic Nonlinearity Parameter In Terms Of Surface Normal Dmentioning
Nonlinear ultrasonic techniques have shown great potential for evaluating accumulated damage early in the fatigue life, and ultimately for predicting remaining lifetime of a structural component. The acoustic nonlinearity parameter, a direct measure of the accumulated fatigue damage, is determined from the second harmonic amplitude in finite amplitude sinusoidal ultrasonic waves transmitted through the material. An absolute determination of the acoustic nonlinear parameter is notoriously difficult for several reasons. In this paper, a new experimental technique based on Rayleigh surface waves is presented for determining the absolute acoustic nonlinearity parameter of a relatively thin material specimen. Rayleigh waves are efficiently generated in a specimen by exciting at its edge, and the surface normal velocity of the propagating Rayleigh waves is measured with a laser interferometer system. The high efficiency of the excitation method allows us to drive the transmitting piezoelectric transducer as low as 60 Vpp, and thus to avoid the inherent harmonic distortion from the transducer. The absolute acoustic nonlinearity parameter is then determined from the measured magnitudes of the fundamental and second harmonic surface normal velocities. This technique is applied to determining the acoustic nonlinearity parameters of aluminum alloys 2024 and 6061; the results are compared with those available in the literature. The present technique is especially well-suited for relatively thin components, and much simpler and efficient than the traditional longitudinal wave technique.
“…이들 중, 마스크 슬릿을 이용한 기법은 매우 간편하면서도 효과적인 방법이며, Jhang은 이 기법을 통하여 발생된 협대역의 레이저 여기 표면파의 음향 비선형 특성을 계측하였다 [12]. 특 히, Shui와 Solodov는 종파보다도 표면파에 의한 고조파발생이 약 10 3 배나 크다는 것을 물리적이 고 분석적으로 보고하였다 [13].…”
The objective of this study is to assess plastic deformation in aluminium alloy by acoustic nonlinearity of laser-generated surface waves. A line-arrayed laser beam made by high-power pulsed laser and mask slits is utilized to generate the narrowband surface wave and the frequency characteristics of laser-generated surface waves are controlled by varying the slit opening width and slit interval of mask slits. Various degrees of tensile deformation were induced by interrupting the tensile tests so as to obtain aluminum specimens with different degrees of plastic deformation. The experimental results show that the acoustic nonlinear parameter of a laser-generated surface wave increased with the level of tensile deformation and it has a good correlation with the results of micro-Vickers hardness test and electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD) test. Consequently, acoustic nonlinearity of laser-generated surface wave could be potential to characterize plastic deformation of aluminum alloy.
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