Abstract
A new design of photothermal camera permits the detection of surface-breaking flaws in metallic materials through an original technique of active IR thermography. The novelty of this equipment allows to reveal cracks of a few micrometers wide in a contactless way and even on rough « industrial » surfaces. The performances obtained on an industrial « demonstrator » of such a camera permit to consider that this technology is an industrial alternative to conventional NDT techniques (penetrants, eddy currents, magnetics⋯) for fast and remote surface damages detection.
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Piriou, M. (2003). Optimization of the photothermal camera for crack detection. In 2003 International Congress on Advances in Nuclear Power Plants - Proceedings of ICAPP 2003. American Nuclear Society. https://doi.org/10.21611/qirt.1998.048
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