2D size, position and shape definition of defects by B-scan image analysis
The non-destructive evaluation of defects by automatic procedures is of great importance for structural components. Thanks to the developments of the non-contact ultrasonic techniques, the automation of the inspections is gaining a progressively important role. In this work, an automatic inspection...
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author | Michele Scafidi Donatella Cerniglia Tommaso Ingrassia |
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description | The non-destructive evaluation of defects by automatic procedures is of great importance for structural components. Thanks to the developments of the non-contact ultrasonic techniques, the automation of the inspections is gaining a progressively important role. In this work, an automatic inspection technique for the evaluation of defects by the analysis of B-scan images obtained by a laser ultrasonic system is presented. The data are extracted directly from a B-scan map obtained for a panel with internal defects, and are used to build an image of the cross section of the panel. The proposed automatic procedure allows the definition of size, position and shape of defects in panels of known thickness. |
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spelling | doaj-art-973360f38880467caf84e6df5e3a487f2025-01-03T01:03:09ZengGruppo Italiano FratturaFracture and Structural Integrity1971-89932015-09-019342D size, position and shape definition of defects by B-scan image analysisMichele ScafidiDonatella CernigliaTommaso IngrassiaThe non-destructive evaluation of defects by automatic procedures is of great importance for structural components. Thanks to the developments of the non-contact ultrasonic techniques, the automation of the inspections is gaining a progressively important role. In this work, an automatic inspection technique for the evaluation of defects by the analysis of B-scan images obtained by a laser ultrasonic system is presented. The data are extracted directly from a B-scan map obtained for a panel with internal defects, and are used to build an image of the cross section of the panel. The proposed automatic procedure allows the definition of size, position and shape of defects in panels of known thickness.https://www.fracturae.com/index.php/fis/article/view/1620laser UT system |
spellingShingle | Michele Scafidi Donatella Cerniglia Tommaso Ingrassia 2D size, position and shape definition of defects by B-scan image analysis Fracture and Structural Integrity laser UT system |
title | 2D size, position and shape definition of defects by B-scan image analysis |
title_full | 2D size, position and shape definition of defects by B-scan image analysis |
title_fullStr | 2D size, position and shape definition of defects by B-scan image analysis |
title_full_unstemmed | 2D size, position and shape definition of defects by B-scan image analysis |
title_short | 2D size, position and shape definition of defects by B-scan image analysis |
title_sort | 2d size position and shape definition of defects by b scan image analysis |
topic | laser UT system |
url | https://www.fracturae.com/index.php/fis/article/view/1620 |
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