Abstract
Nonlinear Lamb wave mixing provides a potential method to assess the localized material degradation in plate-like structures. The sum harmonics generated by the nonlinear mixing of counter-propagation Lamb waves under internal resonance criteria were acquired through scanning an aluminum alloy plate with localized micro-damage and closed crack in finite element simulations and experimental measurements, respectively. Both results illustrate the capability of the nonlinear interaction of counter-propagating Lamb waves to detect localized micro-damage.
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Zhu, W. ., Xiang, Y. ., Liu, C. ., Xuan, F. ., Deng, M. ., Zhu, W. ., Xiang, Y. ., Liu, C. ., Xuan, F. . & Deng, M. ., (2019) “Detecting localized micro-damage using nonlinear interaction of counter-propagating lamb waves”, Review of Progress in Quantitative Nondestructive Evaluation .
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