journal article·2014-04

Analytical verification of the results of the acoustic-emission monitoring of conditions of dangerous production objects at integral monitoring complexes

I. V. Razuvaev, E. A. Suchkov

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During the detection and location of active acoustic-emission sources by integral monitoring complexes it is recommended to perform an additional nondestructive inspection of corresponding zones. However, monitoring of the quality of active objects is not always possible for technical reasons. Analytical verification methods of AE inspection data for an integral monitoring complex of the condition of the large-capacity isothermal storage of liquefied ethylene are considered in this paper. Practical results are presented.
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OpenAlex topics: Engineering Diagnostics and Reliability · Industrial Engineering and Technologies · Engineering and Environmental Studies

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