Jiang, L.
, Kline, R.
, Yacobi, Y.
and Drescher-Krasicka, E.
(2021),
Acoustoelasticity, Theory and Experiment, Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference on Composites Engineering, Undefined
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Acoustoelasticity, Theory and Experiment
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Author(s)
L Jiang, , Y Yacobi,
Abstract
As a promising tool to characterize residual stress in engineering structural components, acoustoelasticity has been the subject of a great deal of research over the past forty years. Although considerable achievements have been derived, most approaches of residual stress analysis are limited in their utility due to using contact, shear wave transducers which preclude the ability of scanning large area, inability to resolve the dependence of stress on depth, and difficulty in making accurate time delay measurements for very small acoustoelastic effect observed for most practical materials.Proceedings Title
Proceedings of the Fifth International Conference on Composites Engineering
Conference Dates
May 26, 1998
Conference Location
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Conference Title
International Conference on Composites Engineering
Pub Type
Conferences
Keywords
acoustic microscopy, composites, stress mapping, ultrasonics
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