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EnglishLock-in and pulse phase infrared thermography measurement techniques have been exploited for quantitative assessment of subsurface defects in a reference specimen made of Plexiglas. Radiometric thermal images were post-processed using a contrast approach in the frequency domain, allowing defect depth to be resolved with a combined standard uncertainty of about 5% for thicknesses up to 3.6 mm. Conversely, significant radial heat diffusion next to the boundary of the discontinuities made accurate sizing of deeper subsurface defects more difficult, resulting in a combined standard uncertainty of about 17% for a 10 mm diameter flat-bottomed hole of 3.6 mm deep. The obtained results demonstrate the potentiality of active thermography as a fast, powerful contactless NDE measurement tool.
| Titolo: | Quantitative determination of subsurface defects in a reference specimen made of Plexiglas by means of lock-in and pulse phase infrared thermography | |
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| Data di pubblicazione: | 2010 | |
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| Abstract: | Lock-in and pulse phase infrared thermography measurement techniques have been exploited for quantitative assessment of subsurface defects in a reference specimen made of Plexiglas. Radiometric thermal images were post-processed using a contrast approach in the frequency domain, allowing defect depth to be resolved with a combined standard uncertainty of about 5% for thicknesses up to 3.6 mm. Conversely, significant radial heat diffusion next to the boundary of the discontinuities made accurate sizing of deeper subsurface defects more difficult, resulting in a combined standard uncertainty of about 17% for a 10 mm diameter flat-bottomed hole of 3.6 mm deep. The obtained results demonstrate the potentiality of active thermography as a fast, powerful contactless NDE measurement tool. | |
| Handle: | http://hdl.handle.net/11570/1904196 | |
| Appare nelle tipologie: | 14.a.1 Articolo su rivista |
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