Ultrasonic Methods for Material Characterization (Instrumentation, Mesure, Métrologie RS série I2M Vol.3 N° 3-4/ 2003)

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Today, ultrasonic signal is being used for predicting material behavior, characterizing (detecting internal anomalies in) a variety of engineering structures, as well as for inspecting human body parts like - tumors, bones, and unborn fetuses. Because of the ever-increasing popularity of the ultrasonic techniques in a wide range of applications, this technology has received a lot of attention from the research community. This book presents some new developments in ultrasonic research for material characterization and nondestructive evaluation (NDE) of materials. Application areas cover both engineering and biological materials.
  • Editorial
    D. Placko - pp.7-7
  • Preface
    T. Kundu - pp.9-10
  • Lamb Waves from Impact Damage in Composite Plates
    A. Mal, F. Shih, W. Prosser - pp.11-37
  • Ultrasonic Measurement of Micro-Acoustic Properties of the Biological Soft Materials
    Y. Saijo - pp.39-58
  • SAW Dispersion Measurements for Ultrasonic Characterization of Surface-Treated Metals
    A. Ruiz, P. Nagy - pp.59-85
  • Modeling of the Ultrasonic Field of Two Transducers Immersed in a Homogeneous Fluid Using Distributed Point Source Method
    R. Ahmad, T. Kundu , D. Placko - pp.87-116
  • Ultrasonic Methods in Contact Atomic Force Microscopy
    J. Turner, D. Hurley - pp.117-148
  • Embedded Ultrasonics NDE with Piezoelectric Wafer Active Sensors
    V. Giurgiutiu - pp.149-180
  • Effect of Cracks on Nonlinear Acoustic Signals
    H. Wu, K. Warnemuende - pp.181-211
  • Instrumented Low-Speed Penetration into Granular Alumina
    R. Rojas, W. Chen - pp.213-236
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