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Dr. Chaoliang Du

at Commercial Aircraft Corp of China Ltd

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Proceedings Article | 17 April 2013 Paper

Quantitative monitoring of two-dimensional damage using envelope locating curves method

Chaoliang Du, Yishou Wang, Jian Cai, Xinlin Qing

Proceedings Volume 8695, 86951C (2013) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2009580

KEYWORDS: Sensors, Composites, Corrosion, Structural health monitoring, Infrared sensors, Aluminum, Fiber Bragg gratings, Signal attenuation, Ultrasonics, Signal generators

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Damage monitoring is of great concern to manufacturers as well as maintenance personnel for significantly improving safety and reliability of aircrafts. Delamination and corrosion are among the most interested types of damage which the industries want to monitor for composites and metals correspondingly. In plate-like structures, the aforementioned damage can all practically be treated as 2-dimensional damage. Many progresses have been made on monitoring the location of the damage; however, to monitor the size of the damage is still very challenging. It is known from dynamic theory that elastic waves will be scattered and reflected at the interface of two different media. Thus scattered and reflected waves will be generated at the boundaries of the damage. By analyzing these scattered and reflected waves, the boundaries of the damage can be determined, then, not only the location, but also the size of 2-dimensional damage can be given. In this study, to get as exact monitoring results as possible, two types of locating curves are used: one type acquired by pitch-catch mode and the other type by pulseecho mode. By taking the inner most locating curves, the boundaries of the damage can be given. Experimental results showed that the size of ahole damage can be monitored quite well by the envelop locating curves method.

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