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View article: Cold Spray Additive Manufacturing For New Pipeline Fabrication In Live, Natural Gas Distribution Mains
Cold Spray Additive Manufacturing For New Pipeline Fabrication In Live, Natural Gas Distribution Mains Open
ULC Technologies (ULC) and the Penn State University Applied Research Lab (PSU ARL) developed a process and approach for rehabilitating live, natural gas distribution pipelines using Cold Spray Additive Manufacturing (CSAM). Robotic inline…
View article: EMAT Guided Wave Technology for Inline Inspections of Unpiggable Natural Gas Pipelines
EMAT Guided Wave Technology for Inline Inspections of Unpiggable Natural Gas Pipelines Open
The CIRRIS XI robot has made great strides in overcoming major challenges associated with internal assessment of cast iron pipelines. Most importantly the CIRRIS XI robot can measure wall thickness and stress and detect defects while provi…
View article: Using PVDF for wavenumber-frequency analysis and excitation of guided waves
Using PVDF for wavenumber-frequency analysis and excitation of guided waves Open
The role of transducers in nondestructive evaluation using ultrasonic guided waves cannot be overstated. Energy conversion from electrical to mechanical for actuation and then back to electrical for signal processing broadly describes tran…
View article: In-line inspection of unpiggable buried live gas pipes using circumferential EMAT guided waves
In-line inspection of unpiggable buried live gas pipes using circumferential EMAT guided waves Open
Unpiggable buried gas pipes need to be inspected to ensure their structural integrity and safe operation. The CIRRIS XITM robot, developed and operated by ULC Robotics, conducts in-line nondestructive inspection of live gas pipes. With the…
View article: A Guided Wave Sensor Enabling Simultaneous Wavenumber-Frequency Analysis for Both Lamb and Shear-Horizontal Waves
A Guided Wave Sensor Enabling Simultaneous Wavenumber-Frequency Analysis for Both Lamb and Shear-Horizontal Waves Open
Guided waves in plate-like structures have been widely investigated for structural health monitoring. Lamb waves and shear horizontal (SH) waves, two commonly used types of waves in plates, provide different benefits for the detection of v…
View article: Quantitative verification of thin-film polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) transducer array performance up to 60 °C
Quantitative verification of thin-film polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) transducer array performance up to 60 °C Open
Thin-film PVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride) transducers are appealing as low cost, light weight, durable, and flexible sensors for structural health monitoring applications in aircraft structures. However, due to the relatively low Curie temp…
View article: A fully coupled model for actuation of higher order modes of Lamb waves
A fully coupled model for actuation of higher order modes of Lamb waves Open
Lamb waves have proven to be a valuable tool for structural health monitoring (SHM) of plate-like structures susceptible to degradation and failure. It is well-known that their multi-modal propagation characteristic could be both a challen…
View article: PVDF array sensor for Lamb wave reception: Aircraft structural health monitoring
PVDF array sensor for Lamb wave reception: Aircraft structural health monitoring Open
Fracture critical structures need structural health monitoring (SHM) to improve safety and reliability as well as reduce downtime and maintenance costs. Lamb waves provide promising techniques for on-line SHM systems because of their large…
View article: Quantitative Verification of Thin-Film PVDF Transducer Array Performance up to 60 °C
Quantitative Verification of Thin-Film PVDF Transducer Array Performance up to 60 °C Open
Thin-film PVDF (polyvinylidene fluoride) transducers are appealing as light weight, durable, and flexible sensors for structural health monitoring applications in aircraft structures. However, due to the relatively low Curie temperature of…
View article: Guided wave mode selection for inhomogeneous elastic waveguides using frequency domain finite element approach
Guided wave mode selection for inhomogeneous elastic waveguides using frequency domain finite element approach Open
View article: Reusable acoustic tweezers for disposable devices
Reusable acoustic tweezers for disposable devices Open
Reusable acoustic tweezers used for disposable devices are demonstrated using locally transmitted standing surface acoustic waves.