1969
DOI: 10.2172/4072855
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Use of Acoustic Emission as a Weld Quality Monitor.

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“…Thanks to this trigging, the welding phases (welding time, holding time and lift-off) are covered by the acoustic signal, as it is illustrated in the same figure. Unlike the works of Joly [3] and Luo [24], no phase can be identified! In other words, the signal is continuous, and no echo can be distinguished from the rest.…”
Section: Collected Datamentioning
confidence: 88%
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“…Thanks to this trigging, the welding phases (welding time, holding time and lift-off) are covered by the acoustic signal, as it is illustrated in the same figure. Unlike the works of Joly [3] and Luo [24], no phase can be identified! In other words, the signal is continuous, and no echo can be distinguished from the rest.…”
Section: Collected Datamentioning
confidence: 88%
“…the set-down of the electrodes, the squeeze, the current flow, the holding time or forging, and the lift-off). In some cases, these stages can be easily identified in the AE acquired signal [3,4]. If the crack generates a separated echo from those of the different stages of the process, its detection is a trivial task.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…the set-down of the electrodes, the squeeze, the current flow, the holding time or forging, and the lift-off). In some cases, these stages can be easily identified in the AE acquired signal [3,4]. If the crack generates a separated echo from those of the different stages of the process, its detection is a trivial task.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%