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7 March 2006 Shearography system for the testing of large-scale aircraft components taking into account noncooperative surfaces
Wolfgang Osten, Michael K. Kalms, Werner P. O. Jueptner, Gustav Tober, Wolfgang Bisle, Dieter Scherling
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Abstract
Shearography is an approved and powerful tool for the nondestructive inspection of industrial components with respect to material faults and technical imperfections. An application field of high interest is the in-service inspection of aircraft components. However, the non-cooperative character of the surface of various aircraft components to be inspected has to be taken into account carefully. This paper describes a complete test facility consisting of a shearographic sensor, adapted loading equipment for thermal and mechanical stressing and a new evaluation software ensuring a high sensitivity for fault detection. Furtheron a survey of the performance of the system is given on example of different aircraft components that shows the advantages of shearography in comparison with other inspection techniques, such as ultrasonics and thermography.
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Wolfgang Osten, Michael K. Kalms, Werner P. O. Jueptner, Gustav Tober, Wolfgang Bisle, and Dieter Scherling "Shearography system for the testing of large-scale aircraft components taking into account noncooperative surfaces", Proc. SPIE 4101, Laser Interferometry X: Techniques and Analysis, (7 March 2006); https://doi.org/10.1117/12.498440
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KEYWORDS
Inspection

Shearography

Nondestructive evaluation

Decision support systems

Control systems

Speckle

Thermography

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