2001
DOI: 10.1063/1.1373995
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Ultrasonic and statistical analyses of hard-alpha defects in titanium alloys

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“…Considerable computer engineering is required to make this as practical as possible, including ease of set-up and minimization of computational time. Initial feasibility demonstrations of this modeling approach have been applied to simulation of c-scan images from large, hard-alpha inclusions that are of concern in aircraft engines [8]. In that study, CAD descriptions of real flaws were generated from closely spaced metallographic images.…”
Section: Large Flaw Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Considerable computer engineering is required to make this as practical as possible, including ease of set-up and minimization of computational time. Initial feasibility demonstrations of this modeling approach have been applied to simulation of c-scan images from large, hard-alpha inclusions that are of concern in aircraft engines [8]. In that study, CAD descriptions of real flaws were generated from closely spaced metallographic images.…”
Section: Large Flaw Modelmentioning
confidence: 99%