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Simultaneous measurement of speed, attenuation, thickness and density with reflected ultrasonic waves in plates

Graciet, Hosten

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This paper presents a method to measure simultaneously the velocity and the attenuation of ultrasonic waves, the density and the thickness of the sample. Velocity and thickness are deduced from time-of-flight. The Fourier transform of all acquired ultrasonic echoes furnishes the experimental transfer function. This is combined with the expression of plate reflection coefficient to build a form of which the minimum corresponds to the best estimate of density and longitudinal wave attenuation. Results are obtained for epoxy matrix reinforced by long glass fibers composite materials

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This paper presents a method to measure simultaneously the velocity and the attenuation of ultrasonic waves, the density and the thickness of the sample. Velocity and thickness are deduced from time-of-flight. The Fourier transform of all acquired ultrasonic echoes furnishes the experimental transfer function. This is combined with the expression of plate reflection coefficient to build a form of which the minimum corresponds to the best estimate of density and longitudinal wave attenuation. Results are obtained for epoxy matrix reinforced by long glass fibers composite materials

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This paper presents a method to measure simultaneously the velocity and the attenuation of ultrasonic waves, the density and the thickness of the sample. Velocity and thickness are deduced from time-of-flight. The Fourier transform of all acquired ultrasonic echoes furnishes the experimental transfer function. This is combined with the expression of plate reflection coefficient to build a form of which the minimum corresponds to the best estimate of density and longitudinal wave attenuation. Results are obtained for epoxy matrix reinforced by long glass fibers composite materials

Key concepts: Attenuation, Ultrasonic sensor, Materials science, Attenuation coefficient, Reflection (computer programming), Acoustics, Optics, Longitudinal wave

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