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Nondestructive Characterization of Materials X

Green, R.E.; Takeda, N.; Djordjevic, B.B.; Saito, T.; Kishi, T.

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Table of contents
  • Contentsix
  • Prefacev
  • Part I: Invited Papers1
  • Chapter 1. Application of Non-Contact Ultrasonics to Nondestructive Characterization of Materials3
  • Chapter 2. Recent Advances in Structural Health Monitoring in Japanese Smart Material/Structure Syst11
  • Chapter 3. Sound Velocities and Microstructure19
  • Chapter 4. Recent Developments of the Laser Ultrasonic Technology and of its Applications27
  • Part II: Composites43
  • Chapter 5. Health Monitoring Technologies for Fiber Reinforced Plastics45
  • Chapter 6. Embedding Effect of SMA Wire/Optical Fiber on Damage Zone of CFRP by Acoustic Emission Si53
  • Chapter 7. Evaluation of Fracture Behavior in SiC/Ti-6AI-4V Composite by Acoustic Emission Technique61
  • Chapter 8. Elastic-Stiffness Tensor of Metal-Matrix Composites Measured by Electromagnetic Acoustic69
  • Chapter 9. Nondestructive Observation Technique for Alumina-Fiber Reinforced Plastics75
  • Part III: Electromagnetics and Radiography83
  • Chapter 10. An Alternative to Film-Based Flash Radiography Using a High Speed Camera and Intensifyin85
  • Chapter 11. Investigation of Low Density Core Processes for Producing Ultra Lightweight Metals Using91
  • Chapter 12. X-Ray Characterization of the Strain State in a Tensile Deformed Ti-Ni-Cu Shape Memory A99
  • Chapter 13. A New Theory of X-Ray Stress Measurement with Its Applications105
  • Chapter 14. Eddy Current Nondestructive Testing of Weld Zone Using Uniform Eddy Current Probe113
  • Chapter 15. A New Eddy Current Probe without Lift-off Noise121
  • Chapter 16. Microwave Measurement of Moisture in Encapsulant Resin of IC Packages129
  • Part IV: Ultrasonics133
  • Chapter 17. Precise Velocity Measurement of High Frequency Surface Acoustic Waves by Phase Velocity135
  • Chapter 18. NDE of Plates and Coatings Using Contact-Type Line-Focus Ultrasonic Probe143
  • Chapter 19. Advanced On-Line Lamb Wave Inspection System Using Real-Time SSP Technique151
  • Chapter 20. Reconstruction of Waveform from Photoelastic Ultrasonic Visualized Image159
  • Chapter 21. Nondestructive Test Field Survey for Assessing the Extent of Ettringite-Related Damage i167
  • Chapter 22. Characterization of Microstructure and Interfacial Properties of Advanced Ceramic Compos175
  • Part V: Thin Films and Coatings183
  • Chapter 23. Ultrasonic Evaluation of Remelted Zone Thickness in Aluminum Alloy Castings185
  • Chapter 24. Acoustic Emission Measurement by Laser Interferometer in Ceramic Coatings193
  • Chapter 25. Ultrasonic Evaluation of CoCrAIY Coating with Leaky Rayleigh Waves199
  • Chapter 26. Quantitative Evaluation of SiC/NiP Composite Coating by Surface Acoustic Wave Spectrosco205
  • Chapter 27. Detection of the Nano-Scale Subsurface Defects by Ultrasonic Atomic Force Microscopy213
  • Part VI: Modeling221
  • Chapter 28. Modelling of Ultrasonic Attenuation in Unidirectional Fiber Reinforced Plastics223
  • Chapter 29. Attenuation Induced from Distributed Defects in an Elastic Solid231
  • Chapter 30. FDM Analysis of Ultrasonic Nonlinearity in Partially Degraded Material239
  • Chapter 31. Quantitative Evaluation of Interlaminar-Toughened CFRP Composites by Ultrasonic Micro-Sp247
  • Part VII: Ceramics and Concrete255
  • Chapter 32. Quantitative Damage Evaluation of Concrete Core Samples by Acoustic Emission257
  • Chapter 33. Estimation of Damage Parameter and Crack Volume in Rock-Like Materials by SiGMA-AE Proce265
  • Chapter 34. Electromagnetic and Acoustic Emission Generated by the Cracks Creation in Solids273
  • Chapter 35. Nondestructive Characterization of the Hydration Process in Tricalcium Silicate279
  • Part VIII: Laser Techniques287
  • Chapter 36. Visualization of Elastic Waves by Laser Ultrasonics289
  • Chapter 37. Ultrasonic Detection Using Photorefractive Multi Quantum Well297
  • Chapter 38. Compact and Robust Inspection System for Micro Cracking Detection Using Laser- Induced S305
  • Chapter 39. Detection of Defects in Micro-Machine Elements by Using Acoustic Waves Generated by Phas311
  • Chapter 40. Low Frequency Laser Ultrasound under 100 KHz315
  • Part IX: Magnetics and Optics325
  • Chapter 41. Quantitative Nondestructive Evaluation of a Surface Crack by a Remote Magneto-Optical In327
  • Chapter 42. Magnetic and Optical Nondestructive Evaluations for Iron-Based Materials333
  • Chapter 43. Evaluation of Post Weld Heat Treatment Temperature of Low Alloy Steel Weld Joints Using341
  • Chapter 44. SQUID Nondestructive Damage Analysis for Austenitic Stainless Steel349
  • Chapter 45. Effect of Plastic Deformation on Stress Measurement Using Magnetostriction357
  • Chapter 46. Visual Characterization of Wear in Large Caliber Weapons365
  • Chapter 47. Study of Visible and Infrared Methods of Buried Defects under Atmospheric Environment by371
  • Part X: Microstructure377
  • Chapter 48. Contactless Measurement of Induction-Hardening Depth by an Axial-Shear-Wave EMAT379
  • Chapter 49. Temper Embrittlement of Duplex Stainless Steel and its Non-Destructive Evaluation387
  • Chapter 50. Measurement of Texture Coefficient W400 of Aluminum Alloys by Resonance EMATS395
  • Chapter 51. Change of Ultrasonic Attenuation and Microstructure Evolution in Crept Stainless Steels403
  • Chapter 52. Nondestructive Evaluation of a Grey Cast Iron Using the Ultrasonic Measurement411
  • Author Index417
  • Keyword Index419
Book details
  • Vendor Elsevier S & T
  • SKU 9780080437996
  • ISBN-13 9780080552101
  • Author Green, R.E.; Takeda, N.; Djordjevic, B.B.; Saito, T.; Kishi, T.
  • Category Technology & Engineering
  • Subject Mechanical

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The papers published in these peer-reviewed proceedings represent the latest developments in nondestructive characterization of materials and were presented at the Tenth International Symposium on Nondestructive Characterization of Materials held on June 26 - 30, 2000 in Karuizawa, Japan. The symposium was held concurrently with three other symposia and one workshop. This symposium is the tenth in the series that began in 1983 and became an international meeting in 1986.

The symposium started with a Plenary Lecture entitled 'Application of Non-contact Ultrasonics to Nondestrctive Characterization of Materials' by Professor R.E. Green, Jr. Various characterization methods were presented at the symposium, including ultrasonics, X-ray, eddy currents, laser, thermal wave, acoustic emission, optical fibers, optics, magnetics and ultrasonic microscope. Thin films and coatings as well as smart materials were also emphasized in this symposium.