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11 May 2016 Evaluating impact damage in graphite epoxy composite by using low-power vibrothermography
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"Classical" IR ultrasonic thermography is based on applying a relatively powerful ultrasonic stimulation to test objects. Attempting to expand an inspection area by further increasing ultrasonic power may lead to sample damage, particularly, at a stimulation point. The recently proposed low-power resonant ultrasonic vibrothermography method involves an individual approach to the inspection of materials being based on a detailed analysis of vibrations on the sample surface in a wide range of acoustic frequencies. The determination of defect resonance frequencies enables efficient transfer of acoustic wave energy into a defect area and further transformation of this energy into heat due to intensive plastic deformations and internal friction. This paper contains the results of applying low-power ultrasonic IR thermography to detecting impact damage in graphite epoxy composite by using techniques of laser vibrometry and IR thermography.
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D. A. Derusova, V. P. Vavilov, and N. V. Druzhinin "Evaluating impact damage in graphite epoxy composite by using low-power vibrothermography", Proc. SPIE 9861, Thermosense: Thermal Infrared Applications XXXVIII, 98610F (11 May 2016); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2222987
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KEYWORDS
Acoustics

Ultrasonics

Composites

Thermography

Epoxies

Vibrometry

Radiation thermography

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