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  • New non-destructive testing (NDT) method is based on the effect of the ultrasonic vibrations on the electron transport in samples with macroscopic defects as cracks or defect centers affecting electrical conductivity. On the frequency given by the subtraction of exciting frequencies new intermodulation signal appears. Its value is given by electric resistance modulation by the defects and un-homogeneities in the sample structure. In our experiment we used the ultrasonic actuator with frequency f(U) when the period of wave is longer than the dielectric relaxation time in analyzed sample. In this case the effects of electron bunching by ultrasonic wave are negligible. The ultrasonic wave length is much larger than the electrons mean free path and the wave period is much longer than the mean free time among the electrons collision with scattering centers and defects. Then the electron transport is described by the quasi-steady state transport equation in one-electron approximation. Because of the requirement of charge neutrality, no net AC electric current with the ultrasonic wave frequency f(U) can be carried by the wave. Similar situation exists for samples excited by standing ultrasonic waves. The electrical conductivity varies with time due to that the cracks geometry is changed with frequency of the ultrasonic vibration. The sample conductivity is affected mainly by the presence of cracks and defects boundaries perpendicular to the electric current density vector. In our experiment the amplitude of ultrasonic vibration is so low that no new cracks are generated and then the proposed testing method belongs to NDT.
  • New non-destructive testing (NDT) method is based on the effect of the ultrasonic vibrations on the electron transport in samples with macroscopic defects as cracks or defect centers affecting electrical conductivity. On the frequency given by the subtraction of exciting frequencies new intermodulation signal appears. Its value is given by electric resistance modulation by the defects and un-homogeneities in the sample structure. In our experiment we used the ultrasonic actuator with frequency f(U) when the period of wave is longer than the dielectric relaxation time in analyzed sample. In this case the effects of electron bunching by ultrasonic wave are negligible. The ultrasonic wave length is much larger than the electrons mean free path and the wave period is much longer than the mean free time among the electrons collision with scattering centers and defects. Then the electron transport is described by the quasi-steady state transport equation in one-electron approximation. Because of the requirement of charge neutrality, no net AC electric current with the ultrasonic wave frequency f(U) can be carried by the wave. Similar situation exists for samples excited by standing ultrasonic waves. The electrical conductivity varies with time due to that the cracks geometry is changed with frequency of the ultrasonic vibration. The sample conductivity is affected mainly by the presence of cracks and defects boundaries perpendicular to the electric current density vector. In our experiment the amplitude of ultrasonic vibration is so low that no new cracks are generated and then the proposed testing method belongs to NDT. (en)
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  • Cracks detection in Mg alloy by electro-ultrasonic spectroscopy
  • Cracks detection in Mg alloy by electro-ultrasonic spectroscopy (en)
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  • Cracks detection in Mg alloy by electro-ultrasonic spectroscopy
  • Cracks detection in Mg alloy by electro-ultrasonic spectroscopy (en)
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  • NDT; spectroscopy; resistance change; crack geometry change (en)
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  • Bumbálek, Leoš
  • Hájek, Karel
  • Tofel, Pavel
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