2010
DOI: 10.1134/s1061830910080012
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Features of the reflection of an acoustic beam from a surface with nonuniform boundary conditions. I. Theoretical analysis

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“…It concerns requirements to geometry of objects, state of their surface, etc. The authors [9] on the basis of deterministic approach in 2D formulation develop the method of detecting weakly detectable defects, when the phase shift between the waves scattered at the defect and defect free boundary magnitude of θ = π /4 -π. In [10] the ultrasonic scattering fields in three-dimensional space -in different planes of the directional cross section of the ultrasonic scattering field DD, characterized by equatorial (ψ = 0 -π) and azimuthal (ψ = 0 -π /2) angles are investigated.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It concerns requirements to geometry of objects, state of their surface, etc. The authors [9] on the basis of deterministic approach in 2D formulation develop the method of detecting weakly detectable defects, when the phase shift between the waves scattered at the defect and defect free boundary magnitude of θ = π /4 -π. In [10] the ultrasonic scattering fields in three-dimensional space -in different planes of the directional cross section of the ultrasonic scattering field DD, characterized by equatorial (ψ = 0 -π) and azimuthal (ψ = 0 -π /2) angles are investigated.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In modern construction, construction safety is especially important. Hence major factors influencing crack formation of steel reinforced concrete structure needs to be further studied [2,3]. Large binding force between section steel and concrete is the foundation ensuring their coordination in steel reinforced concrete structure [4].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%