Article
The Application of Ultrasonics in Non-Destructive Testing: A Review of Some of the Research at University College London
Proceedings of the DARPA/AFWAL Review of Progress in Quantitative NDE, October 1979–January 1981
Document Type
7. Ultrasonic Imaging: European Effort
Publication Date
9-1-1981
Disciplines
Abstract
This paper presents a review of some of the research projects at University College London which use ultrasonic waves in non-destructive testing. The projects covered include a low-frequency scanning acoustic microscope, a new dark-field acoustic microscope, an update on finite difference model studies of wave propagation and scattering, developments in mode-conversion techniques for defect characterisation, a new high-resolution acoustic field sampling probe and a resume of the work on Zn0 transducers,
Copyright Date
1981
Language
en
File Format
application/pdf
File Size
14 p.
Citation Information
M. D. Ambersley, Leonard J. Bond, A. L. Downie, W. Duerr, et al.. "The Application of Ultrasonics in Non-Destructive Testing: A Review of Some of the Research at University College London" (1981) Available at: http://works.bepress.com/leonard_bond/29/