Experimental setup of continuous ultrasonic monitoring for corrosion assessment

The paper is devoted to the ultrasonic monitoring of accelerated corrosion. In order to achieve non-uniform corrosion (high surface roughness), passivation was applied to the corroding surface. A dedicated electronic multiplexed four channel front end was developed in order to feed the amplified wav...

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Main Authors: Suchato, Nutthawut, Kalashnikov, Alexander, Light, Roger, Sharples, Steve
Format: Conference or Workshop Item
Published: 2017
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Online Access:https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/45459/
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author Suchato, Nutthawut
Kalashnikov, Alexander
Light, Roger
Sharples, Steve
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Kalashnikov, Alexander
Light, Roger
Sharples, Steve
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description The paper is devoted to the ultrasonic monitoring of accelerated corrosion. In order to achieve non-uniform corrosion (high surface roughness), passivation was applied to the corroding surface. A dedicated electronic multiplexed four channel front end was developed in order to feed the amplified waveforms from several transducers to the recording instrument. The experiment was conducted using two 5 MHz and two 10 MHz ultrasonic transducers all operating in the pulse echo mode. The transducers were excited in turn using gated bursts, and the received echoes were multiplexed and amplified before being digitized by a high accuracy ultrasonic instrument. Application of adaptive cross correlation to the recorded data allowed continuous thickness estimation of the non-uniformly corroded surface whilst cross correlation method gave unsatisfactory results.
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spelling nottingham-454592020-05-04T19:15:18Z https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/45459/ Experimental setup of continuous ultrasonic monitoring for corrosion assessment Suchato, Nutthawut Kalashnikov, Alexander Light, Roger Sharples, Steve The paper is devoted to the ultrasonic monitoring of accelerated corrosion. In order to achieve non-uniform corrosion (high surface roughness), passivation was applied to the corroding surface. A dedicated electronic multiplexed four channel front end was developed in order to feed the amplified waveforms from several transducers to the recording instrument. The experiment was conducted using two 5 MHz and two 10 MHz ultrasonic transducers all operating in the pulse echo mode. The transducers were excited in turn using gated bursts, and the received echoes were multiplexed and amplified before being digitized by a high accuracy ultrasonic instrument. Application of adaptive cross correlation to the recorded data allowed continuous thickness estimation of the non-uniformly corroded surface whilst cross correlation method gave unsatisfactory results. 2017-11-02 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed Suchato, Nutthawut, Kalashnikov, Alexander, Light, Roger and Sharples, Steve (2017) Experimental setup of continuous ultrasonic monitoring for corrosion assessment. In: 2017 IEEE International Ultrasonics Symposium, September 6-9, 2017, Washington D.C., USA. On-uniform corrosion; Electroplating current; Accelerated corrosion; Ultrasonic monitoring; Ultrasonic thickness estimates http://ieeexplore.ieee.org/document/8091661/
spellingShingle On-uniform corrosion; Electroplating current; Accelerated corrosion; Ultrasonic monitoring; Ultrasonic thickness estimates
Suchato, Nutthawut
Kalashnikov, Alexander
Light, Roger
Sharples, Steve
Experimental setup of continuous ultrasonic monitoring for corrosion assessment
title Experimental setup of continuous ultrasonic monitoring for corrosion assessment
title_full Experimental setup of continuous ultrasonic monitoring for corrosion assessment
title_fullStr Experimental setup of continuous ultrasonic monitoring for corrosion assessment
title_full_unstemmed Experimental setup of continuous ultrasonic monitoring for corrosion assessment
title_short Experimental setup of continuous ultrasonic monitoring for corrosion assessment
title_sort experimental setup of continuous ultrasonic monitoring for corrosion assessment
topic On-uniform corrosion; Electroplating current; Accelerated corrosion; Ultrasonic monitoring; Ultrasonic thickness estimates
url https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/45459/
https://eprints.nottingham.ac.uk/45459/