Future Applications of NDE Simulators

Amos, Jay M.; Gray, Joseph; Thompson, R. B.

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“…Applications include many activities 18 , such as designing inspections, interpreting experimental data, quantifying detection capability, considering NDE during component design, and assisting in education/training. The extent of these applications depends on the capabilities of the simulators, which are rapidly improving.…”

Section: Applications Of Simulators In Traditional Ndementioning

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Lindner¹

2009

SPIE Proceedings

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Section: Applications Of Simulators In Traditional Ndementioning

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2009

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“…The interest in simulation codes to predict the results of inspections is rapidly growing as these codes are able to handle more complex situations, validations have been completed that increase user confidence in their accuracy, and successful case studies of the benefits are more broadly known [1,2]. Figure 1 shows the structure of a typical simulator code, which includes a computational kernel that describes the interaction of the interrogating energy with the component and flaw in question and predicts the measured signal.…”

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Utsim: Overview and Application

Garton

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UTSim is a software package developed to help plan and refine ultrasonic inspections for complex shaped components. The software reads 3D solid-model CAD representations of the components. Virtually any shape or complexity of object can be loaded and examined using the ultrasonic ray tracing tools in UTSim. For many applications, the software can also be used to model ultrasonic beam propagation as well as the response from flaws within a component. This presentation will give an overview of UTSim and its features and will demonstrate examples of its ultrasonic simulation capabilities. ABSTRACT. UTSim is a software package developed to help plan and refine ultrasonic inspections for complex shaped components. The software reads 3D solid-model CAD representations of the components. Virtually any shape or complexity of object can be loaded and examined using the ultrasonic ray tracing tools in UTSim. For many applications, the software can also be used to model ultrasonic beam propagation as well as the response from flaws within a component. This presentation will give an overview of UTSim and its features and will demonstrate examples of its ultrasonic simulation capabilities.

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Micro-CT Imaging of MEMS Components

Fisher

Hintenlang

2008

J Nondestruct Eval

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Future Applications of NDE Simulators

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Utsim: Overview and Application

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