Plane wave imaging for ultrasonic inspection of irregular structures with high frame rates

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Ultrasonic imaging with high frame rates is of great interest to perform fast inspections and to reduce NDE costs. In this communication, we propose a new fast imaging method which is derived from the medical Plane Wave Imaging (PWI). The PWI method is applied to different immersion-testing configurations (specimens with plane or complex surfaces) and to different imaging modes (imaging with direct or half-skip wave paths) according to the type of defects (point-like or extended crack-types defects).

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Le Jeune, L., Robert, S., & Prada, C. (2016). Plane wave imaging for ultrasonic inspection of irregular structures with high frame rates. In AIP Conference Proceedings (Vol. 1706). American Institute of Physics Inc. https://doi.org/10.1063/1.4940456

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