Detection and Location of Surface Damage Using Third-Order Combined Harmonic Waves Generated by Non-Collinear Ultrasonic Waves Mixing
Metals which are widely used in many types of industries are usually subjected to fatigue and surface corrosion. There is a demand to detect the surface damage caused by fatigue and corrosion at an early stage to ensure the structural integrity. In this paper, a novel nonlinear ultrasonic technique...
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description | Metals which are widely used in many types of industries are usually subjected to fatigue and surface corrosion. There is a demand to detect the surface damage caused by fatigue and corrosion at an early stage to ensure the structural integrity. In this paper, a novel nonlinear ultrasonic technique based on the measure of third-order combined harmonic generation, is proposed to detect and locate the surface damage in 6061 aluminum alloy. Third-order combined harmonic generation caused by non-collinear mixing of one longitudinal wave and one transverse wave at different frequencies, is firstly analyzed and experimentally observed. An experimental procedure of nonlinear scanning is proposed for the damage detection and location by checking the variation of frequency nonlinear response. The correlations of nonlinear frequency mixing responses and surface damage in the specimens are obtained. Results show that the nonlinear response caused by fatigue damage and surface corrosion can be identified and located by this method. In addition, this approach can exclude the nonlinearity induced by the instruments and simplify the signal processing. |
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spelling | doaj.art-017238e2a33b4139824f646b04901ce42023-11-22T15:10:30ZengMDPI AGSensors1424-82202021-09-012118602710.3390/s21186027Detection and Location of Surface Damage Using Third-Order Combined Harmonic Waves Generated by Non-Collinear Ultrasonic Waves MixingWeibin Li0Tianze Shi1Xiaoxu Qin2Mingxi Deng3School of Aerospace Engineering, Xiamen University, Xiamen 361005, ChinaSchool of Aerospace Engineering, Xiamen University, Xiamen 361005, ChinaSchool of Aerospace Engineering, Xiamen University, Xiamen 361005, ChinaCollege of Aerospace Engineering, Chongqing University, Chongqing 400044, ChinaMetals which are widely used in many types of industries are usually subjected to fatigue and surface corrosion. There is a demand to detect the surface damage caused by fatigue and corrosion at an early stage to ensure the structural integrity. In this paper, a novel nonlinear ultrasonic technique based on the measure of third-order combined harmonic generation, is proposed to detect and locate the surface damage in 6061 aluminum alloy. Third-order combined harmonic generation caused by non-collinear mixing of one longitudinal wave and one transverse wave at different frequencies, is firstly analyzed and experimentally observed. An experimental procedure of nonlinear scanning is proposed for the damage detection and location by checking the variation of frequency nonlinear response. The correlations of nonlinear frequency mixing responses and surface damage in the specimens are obtained. Results show that the nonlinear response caused by fatigue damage and surface corrosion can be identified and located by this method. In addition, this approach can exclude the nonlinearity induced by the instruments and simplify the signal processing.https://www.mdpi.com/1424-8220/21/18/6027nonlinearitynon-collinear mixingfatigue damagesurface corrosion |
spellingShingle | Weibin Li Tianze Shi Xiaoxu Qin Mingxi Deng Detection and Location of Surface Damage Using Third-Order Combined Harmonic Waves Generated by Non-Collinear Ultrasonic Waves Mixing Sensors nonlinearity non-collinear mixing fatigue damage surface corrosion |
title | Detection and Location of Surface Damage Using Third-Order Combined Harmonic Waves Generated by Non-Collinear Ultrasonic Waves Mixing |
title_full | Detection and Location of Surface Damage Using Third-Order Combined Harmonic Waves Generated by Non-Collinear Ultrasonic Waves Mixing |
title_fullStr | Detection and Location of Surface Damage Using Third-Order Combined Harmonic Waves Generated by Non-Collinear Ultrasonic Waves Mixing |
title_full_unstemmed | Detection and Location of Surface Damage Using Third-Order Combined Harmonic Waves Generated by Non-Collinear Ultrasonic Waves Mixing |
title_short | Detection and Location of Surface Damage Using Third-Order Combined Harmonic Waves Generated by Non-Collinear Ultrasonic Waves Mixing |
title_sort | detection and location of surface damage using third order combined harmonic waves generated by non collinear ultrasonic waves mixing |
topic | nonlinearity non-collinear mixing fatigue damage surface corrosion |
url | https://www.mdpi.com/1424-8220/21/18/6027 |
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