Optimized ultrasonic total focusing imaging of diverse and multiple defects in crossply CFRP: Floquet wave theory, numerical simulation, and experimental validation

Tian, Jiaxing; Liu, Menglong; Xiao, Hai Ying; Zhang, Zhen; Yang, Weidong; Long, Zhili; Leung, Chung Ming

doi:10.1016/j.ymssp.2023.110486

Mechanical Systems and Signal Processing

2023

DOI: 10.1016/j.ymssp.2023.110486

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Optimized ultrasonic total focusing imaging of diverse and multiple defects in crossply CFRP: Floquet wave theory, numerical simulation, and experimental validation

Jiaxing Tian

Menglong Liu

Hai Ying Xiao

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Structural health monitoring (SHM) has been increasingly investigated for decades. Different physical principles have been developed for damage identification, such as electronics, mechanics, magnetics, etc., with different coverage (i.e., global, large‐area, and local monitoring) and sensitivity. Mechanical acousto‐ultrasonic‐based methods have formed a big family in SHM technologies. Multiple wave/resonance modes have been utilized for versatile SHM tasks. The permanently integrated sensing networks play a significant role in achieving a cost‐effective and reliable SHM system, with major concerns including weight increase for large‐scale deployment and conformity for complex geometry structures. In this review, typical acousto‐ultrasonic sensors made of different material systems are discussed, along with advantages and limitations. Moreover, advanced network installation methods have been introduced, including surface‐mounting with pre‐integrated networks on substrates and in situ printing, and embedding with composite layup and metal additive manufacturing. Sensor versatility and usage in multi‐scale SHM techniques are then highlighted. Different wave/resonance modes are transmitted and received with corresponding elements and network designs. In conclusion, this systematic review mainly covers a collection of acousto‐ultrasonic sensors, two modalities of network installation, and their employment with various SHM methods, hopefully providing a useful guide to building lightweight and conformal networks with passive or active‐passive sensors, and developing complete and reliable SHM strategies by integrating different damage identification methods on multiple scales.

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Optimized ultrasonic total focusing imaging of diverse and multiple defects in crossply CFRP: Floquet wave theory, numerical simulation, and experimental validation

Cited by 12 publications

References 42 publications

Lightweight and conformal acousto‐ultrasonic sensing network for multi‐scale structural health monitoring: A review

Lightweight and conformal acousto‐ultrasonic sensing network for multi‐scale structural health monitoring: A review

Phase coherence weighted ultrasound total focusing method towards the improved imaging of CFRP defects

Adaptive ultrasonic full-matrix imaging of internal defects in CFRP laminates with arbitrary stacking sequences

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