Non-destructive evaluation of gradient properties of hardened steel by surface acoustic waves measurements
Non-destructive evaluation of gradient properties of hardened steel by surface acoustic waves measurements
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10.1063/1.1472988
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2002-05
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B. Chenni;J. Pouliquen
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作者:
B. Chenni;J. Pouliquen
Measurements of velocity dispersion on hardened steel were achieved by means of an absolute method for surface acoustic waves (SAW) based on the Knife-edge technique. SAW are generated and transmitted to the surface sample by interdigital transducers (barium titanate, quartz or lithium niobate). A laser beam sent on this surface is deflected by the ripple produced on it by the SAW and the deviation of the beam is detected by a photomultiplier with a knife in front of it. The steel sample is modelled by a two media system (layer-substrate). Numerical calculations of the Rayleigh wave velocity dispersion are achieved for various thickness values of the surface layer (perturbed steel). Measurements and calculations agree well for a particular value of the surface layer thickness. A confirmation of this value is obtained by similar measurements on the other face of the sample on which a chromium layer of 21 μm was previously deposited. This face is modelled by a 3 media system (Chromium-perturbed steel-bulk s...