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Proceedings Article | 22 March 2021 Presentation + Paper

Detection of material nonlinearity using nonlinear ultrasonic three-wave mixing technique

Santhakumar Sampath, Hoon Sohn

Proceedings Volume 11592, 1159214 (2021) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2581415

KEYWORDS: Ultrasonics, Safety, Aluminum

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This paper proposes a new nonlinear ultrasonic technique based on three-wave mixing to generate and measure thirdorder combined harmonics (TOCH) for detecting material nonlinearity in plate-like structures. This technique introduces three input ultrasonic waves with distinct frequencies to a nonlinear structure (e.g., Lattice-anharmonicity). The mutual interaction of these waves generates TOCH at mixing frequencies of input frequency components. The amplitudes of the generated TOCH and the input frequency components are used to estimate the cubic nonlinearity parameter and thereby based on it the associated the material nonlinearity. Here, the cubic nonlinearity parameter is defined as the third- and fourth-order elastic constants of the material. A theoretical model to predict the TOCH due to the mutual interaction of input waves in a nonlinear structure is developed. Further, the experimentally evaluated material nonlinearity of the aluminum specimen is compared with the material nonlinearity estimated by the theoretical model. When the phase matching and non-zero power flux conditions are satisfied, the amplitude of the third-order harmonics was observed to increases steeply with the propagation distance. Because material nonlinearity alters the third- and fourth-order elastic constants of the material, the proposed technique for measuring the TOCH can be used to identify the material nonlinearity more effectively. Attributable to the fact that the material nonlinearity alters the third- and fourth-order elastic constants of the material, the proposed nonlinear three-wave mixing technique is more effective in identifying the material nonlinearity.

Proceedings Article | 8 November 2020 Presentation + Paper

Development of novel integrated in-line inspection techniques for pipeline inspection

Santhakumar Sampath, Hoon Sohn, Bishakh Bhattacharya

Proceedings Volume 11525, 115250C (2020) https://doi.org/10.1117/12.2581420

KEYWORDS: Inspection, Corrosion, Safety, Metals, Temperature metrology, Sensors, Optical sensors, Optical design, Magnetism, Defect detection

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This paper proposes a new, low cost, and high sensitivity smart pipeline inspection gauge (smart PIG) that integrates different in-line inspection (ILI) techniques to inspect the pipeline defects such as dents, metal loss or corrosions. The proposed ILI techniques include: (1) optical sensor (based on photoconductivity); and (2) bimorph sensor (based on piezoelectricity). Laboratory tests are conducted on various types of defects such as convexities (e.g., deposit corrosion) and metal losses (e.g., cavity corrosion) to demonstrate the validity of the proposed techniques. Furthermore, the conventional magnetic flux leakage (MFL) technique is developed to verify the effectiveness of the proposed ILI techniques. The test results show that the proposed ILI techniques can effectively identify the defect position. It is envisioned that the developed smart PIG has significant potential for real-time inspection of the long-buried pipeline.

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