Air-Coupled Broadband Impact-Echo Actuation Using Supersonic Jet Flow

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Abstract: The impact-echo method (IE) is a non-destructive testing method commonly used in civil engineering. We propose a completely new approach for air-coupled actuation based on supersonic jet flow. The impinging jet sound generates continuously high sound pressures with a broad frequency bandwidth. This novel concept of utilising aeroacoustic sound for air-coupled IE was evaluated on two concrete specimens and validated using a classical IE device with physical contact. The results show a high agreement with the expected frequencies. Delaminations are correctly detected in depth and size. This proves the high reliability of air-coupled IE based on supersonic jet flow. Graphic abstract: (Figure presented.).

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Strangfeld, C., Grotelüschen, B., & Bühling, B. (2024). Air-Coupled Broadband Impact-Echo Actuation Using Supersonic Jet Flow. Journal of Nondestructive Evaluation, 43(2). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10921-023-01043-8

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