Results of 2006 UT Modeling Benchmark Obtained with CIVA at CEA: Beam Modeling and Flaw Signal Prediction

Cinquin, M.; Ber, L. Le; Lonne, Sébastien; Mahaut, S.

doi:10.1063/1.2718191

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“…This defect was generated as a slot machined into the test-piece from the back-wall. This type of defect is typically inspected using the corner echo effect [4].…”

Section: Target Application For the Membrane Coupled Devicementioning

confidence: 99%

Inspection of Components With Irregular Surfaces Using a Conformable Ultrasonic Phased Array

Russell¹,

Long²,

Cawley³

et al. 2009

AIP Conference Proceedings

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A conformable phased array device is being developed that allows reliable ultrasonic inspection of components with irregular surfaces. The device uses a standard linear phased array transducer, which is coupled to the surface under test by a water path, encapsulated by a low loss, synthetic rubber membrane. A comparison of results obtained using conventional ultrasonic techniques and the conformable phased array device is given. These results demonstrate a number of potential improvements that are achievable when using the conformable phased array device.

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“…This defect was generated as a slot machined into the test-piece from the back-wall. This type of defect is typically inspected using the corner echo effect [4].…”

Section: Target Application For the Membrane Coupled Devicementioning

confidence: 99%