The applications of ultrasonic infrared thermal wave nondestructive evaluation for crack detection of several
materials, which often used in aviation alloy. For instance, steel and carbon fiber. It is difficult to test cracks interfacial or
vertical with structure's surface by the traditional nondestructive testing methods. Ultrasonic infrared thermal wave
nondestructive testing technology uses high-power and low-frequency ultrasonic as heat source to excite the sample and
an infrared video camera as a detector to detect the surface temperature. The ultrasonic emitter launch pulses of
ultrasonic into the skin of the sample, which causes the crack interfaces to rub and dissipate energy as heat, and then
caused local increase in temperature at one of the specimen surfaces. The infrared camera images the returning thermal
wave reflections from subsurface cracks. A computer collects and processes the thermal images according to different
properties of samples to get the satisfied effect. In this paper, a steel plate with fatigue crack we designed and a juncture
of carbon fiber composite that has been used in a space probe were tested and get satisfying results. The ultrasonic
infrared thermal wave nondestructive detection is fast, sensitive for cracks, especially cracks that vertical with structure's
surface. It is significative for nondestructive testing in manufacture produce and application of aviation, cosmography
and optoelectronics.
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