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Surface breaking crack evaluation with photorefractive quantum wellsand laser-generated Rayleigh waves
An adaptive laser ultrasound system using optical two-wave mixing technique with photorefractive quantum wells is developed for crack characterization in noisy environments. Al Ga As ∕ Ga As photorefractive multiple quantum wells featuring a quick response time of 9.1 μ s cancel disturbances below 1...
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| description | An adaptive laser ultrasound system using optical two-wave mixing technique with photorefractive quantum wells is developed for crack characterization in noisy environments.
Al
Ga
As
∕
Ga
As
photorefractive multiple quantum wells featuring a quick response time of
9.1
μ
s
cancel disturbances below
100
kHz
. A laser-generated Rayleigh wave in a thermoelastic regime is used for crack characterization. The positions and depths of artificial cracks, 3 and
5
mm
in depth and
0.2
mm
in width, were evaluated. The crack orientations were also determined using a shear wave that was generated through mode conversion of a Rayleigh wave at the crack tip. |
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Ga
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∕
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As
photorefractive multiple quantum wells featuring a quick response time of
9.1
μ
s
cancel disturbances below
100
kHz
. A laser-generated Rayleigh wave in a thermoelastic regime is used for crack characterization. The positions and depths of artificial cracks, 3 and
5
mm
in depth and
0.2
mm
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cancel disturbances below
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Ga
As
∕
Ga
As
photorefractive multiple quantum wells featuring a quick response time of
9.1
μ
s
cancel disturbances below
100
kHz
. A laser-generated Rayleigh wave in a thermoelastic regime is used for crack characterization. The positions and depths of artificial cracks, 3 and
5
mm
in depth and
0.2
mm
in width, were evaluated. The crack orientations were also determined using a shear wave that was generated through mode conversion of a Rayleigh wave at the crack tip.</abstract><pub>American Institute of Physics</pub><doi>10.1063/1.2364579</doi></addata></record> |
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