Application of the microwave technique for burning-rate measurement in high-energy composite materials

Zharkov, A. S.; Potapov, M. G.; Lushev, V.P.; Galonko, Yu. A.; Павленко, А. А.; Zharinov, Yu. B.; Deryabin, Yu. N.; Efimov, V. G.

doi:10.1007/bf02701516

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“…All above allowed reducing the failure in time localization of the initial moment of the process and extremes of the oscillogram. In addition, it gave the opportunity for investigation of combustion speed changing with a failure 2% (Zharkov et al 2000).…”

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Wavelet analysis—new opportunities for NDT

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2006

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The problem of equipping of wave techniques with a modern apparatus for result processing as wavelet analysis has been examined. The efficiency of wavelet transform (WT) for processing the data received with use of NDT methods has been demonstrated. Results of WT application at ultrasonic and microwave testing have been presented. The adaptive ultrasonic technique for dynamic measurement of thickness has been described.

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Wavelet analysis—new opportunities for NDT

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“…A number of papers have studied the use of microwaves for combustion measurements. In 1988, Bramanti and Demichele [10] investigated measurement of coal combustion and, more recently, A. Zarkov et al [11] developed a method for burning rate control in burning of high-energy composite materials. Swedish researchers have developed a radio wave interferometer for measuring slag depth in steel converters [12].…”

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