Nonlinear ultrasound: Potential of the cross-correlation method for osseointegration monitoring

Rivière, Jacques; Haupert, Sylvain; Laugier, Pascal; Johnson, P. A.

doi:10.1121/1.4742138

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“…Albeit for acompletely different application, the above results are also found to be in line with astudy reported by Rivière et al on osseointegration monitoring [32]. In this study,the authors compared the sensitivity of three parameter dependencies, namely the correlation coefficient, the time delay and the energy of the SSM signal as function of input excitation levels, to probe the nonlinearity at an interface between ap rosthesis and the bone.…”

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Visualization of Delaminations in Composite Structures Using a Baseline-Free, Sparse Array Imaging Technique Based on Nonlinear Lamb Wave Propagation

Tabatabaeipour¹,

Hettler²,

Delrue³

et al. 2017

Acta Acustica united with Acustica

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Environmental factors such as temperature and humidity influence the efficacyo fd efect imaging procedures based on the identification of changes between an intact state and the current state of as ample/component/structure in the presence of ad efect. In this paper,w ef ocus on the Reconstruction Algorithm for Probabilistic Inspection of Damage (RAPID)a nd propose an onlinear Lamb wave version of RAPID to visualize a delamination in acomposite structure without having to knowanything about the intact state, i.e. abaseline free RAPID. Once the optimal frequencyselection of Lamb wavesinapitch-catch configuration mode is performed, lowa nd high excitation amplitude signal responses within as parse array at that frequencya re evaluated along each transducer-receiverpath by analyzing aset of damage sensitive parameters: the correlation coefficient, the energy of the scaling subtracted signal, and the third harmonic ratio. Processing of this information leads to acorresponding probabilistic damage map of the area within the sparse array.The obtained results from av alidation experiment demonstrate the capability of this nonlinear variant of RAPID for the identification of adelamination in acomposite structure.

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Visualization of Delaminations in Composite Structures Using a Baseline-Free, Sparse Array Imaging Technique Based on Nonlinear Lamb Wave Propagation

Tabatabaeipour¹,

Hettler²,

Delrue³

et al. 2017

Acta Acustica united with Acustica

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“…8 The softening of the material is evaluated as the relative velocity change Dc/c 0 with c 0 being the low amplitude speed of sound. The time delay Dt between signals is estimated by the cross-correlation of the low amplitude signal with higher amplitudes ones, similarly to the methods used by Rivière et al 11 and Tournat and Gusev, 12 for assessing nonlinearity. For more accuracy, the maximum position of the cross correlation is obtained by fitting the peak region with an oversampled second order polynomial function.…”

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Probing material nonlinearity at various depths by time reversal mirrors

Payan

Ulrich

Bas

et al. 2014

Applied Physics Letters

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International audienceIn this letter, the time reversal mirror is used to focus elastic energy at a prescribed location and to analyze the amplitude dependence of the focus signal, thus providing the nonlinearity of the medium. By varying the frequency content of the focused waveforms, the technique can be used to probe the surface, by penetrating to a depth defined by the wavelength of the focused waves. The validity of this concept is shown in the presence of gradual and distributed damage in concrete by comparing actual results with a reference nonlinear measurement and X ray tomography images

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“…In probing nonlinear elasticity at an interface prosthesis/bone as a promising method to monitor the osseointegration/sealing of prosthesis, cross-correlation-based methods are more sensitive than those based on subtraction/addition such like pulse inversion method. [65]. Pulse inversion technique is an ultrasonic nonlinear imaging technique that produces a better image contrast [66].…”

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Continuous Monitoring of Mechanical Properties of Plantar Soft Tissue Using Wearable Ultrasonic and Force Sensors for Diabetic Patients

Zabihollahy¹

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Diabetic foot ulceration is one of the complications of diabetes mellitus. 15% of diabetic patients will develop foot ulcer in their lifetime and 85% of all amputations are the result of a non-healing diabetic foot ulcer. One of the reasons of diabetic ulcers is neuropathy in which the nerves of foot are damaged and diabetic patients cannot feel the pain. Since pain is not a common symptom in those patients it is probable that they injure their feet and never know that, which leads to foot ulcer formation. Researches indicate that ulcers

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Nonlinear ultrasound: Potential of the cross-correlation method for osseointegration monitoring

Cited by 7 publications

References 10 publications

Visualization of Delaminations in Composite Structures Using a Baseline-Free, Sparse Array Imaging Technique Based on Nonlinear Lamb Wave Propagation

Visualization of Delaminations in Composite Structures Using a Baseline-Free, Sparse Array Imaging Technique Based on Nonlinear Lamb Wave Propagation

Probing material nonlinearity at various depths by time reversal mirrors

Continuous Monitoring of Mechanical Properties of Plantar Soft Tissue Using Wearable Ultrasonic and Force Sensors for Diabetic Patients

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