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Nondestructive Testing in Composite Materials
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In this era of technological progress and given the need for welfare and safety, everything that is manufactured and maintained must comply with such needs. We would all like to live in a safe house that will not collapse on us. We would all like to walk on a safe road and never see a chasm open in front of us. We would all like to cross a bridge and reach the other side safely. We all would like to feel safe and secure when taking a plane, ship, train, or using any equipment. All this may be possible with the adoption of adequate manufacturing processes, with non-destructive inspection of final parts and monitoring during the in-service life of components. Above all, maintenance should be imperative. This requires effective non-destructive testing techniques and procedures. This Special Issue is a collection of some of the latest research in these areas, aiming to highlight new ideas and ways to deal with challenging issues worldwide. Different types of materials and structures are considered, different non-destructive testing techniques are employed with new approaches for data treatment proposed as well as numerical simulations. This can serve as food for thought for the community involved in the inspection of materials and structures as well as condition monitoring.
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Keywords
- adaptive threshold
- aluminum alloy wheel
- basalt fibers
- chaotic behavior
- composite damage
- composite laminate
- composites
- cross-ply fiber reinforced composite
- damage assessment
- damage index
- debonding
- defect
- defect detection
- defect localization
- delamination
- diffuse ultrasonic waves
- discrete defects
- electromagnetic detection
- electromechanical impedance
- FEM simulation
- Finite element method
- frescoed surfaces
- historical masonry building
- History of engineering & technology
- image enhancement
- impact damage
- impact hammer test
- infrared thermography testing
- Lamb wave
- laser ultrasonic imaging
- lock-in thermography
- magnetic flux density
- morphological reconstruction
- n/a
- non-destructive damage detection
- non-destructive inspection
- non-destructive test
- non-destructive testing evaluation
- non-destructive tests
- Nondestructive testing
- nondestructive testing (NDT)
- optical detection
- Passive Magnetic Inspection (PMI)
- phased array ultrasonic
- piezoelectric
- plaster detachment
- polyamide
- polypropylene
- probability paper method
- rebar
- recurrence plot (RP)
- recurrence quantification analysis (RQA)
- reinforce concrete
- residual properties
- review
- self-magnetic behavior
- signal sensitivity
- statistical results
- steel wire ropes
- Technology, engineering, agriculture
- Technology: general issues
- thick multilayer composites
- ultrasonic guided wave
- ultrasonic pulse echo
- Ultrasonic testing
- X-ray
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DOI: 10.3390/books978-3-03943-732-0Editions