Detection of microflaws in metals via investigation of acoustic fields
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Abstract
Distributions of acoustic fields on the surfaces of metal specimens with different degrees of microdamage are measured with a Doppler laser interferometer. Various methods are used for digital data processing for extracting useful information against a noise background. Specific features of the acoustic-field structure are analyzed as functions of the presence and parameters of microflaws in the specimens under study.
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OpenAlex topics: Advanced machining processes and optimization · Mineral Processing and Grinding · Image and Object Detection Techniques
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