Journal of Acoustic Emission Vol. 28 - 2010

386 Pages·2011·34.67 MB·English

by  Kanji Ono

Journal of Acoustic Emission, Volume 28, 2010

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CONTENTS

28-001 ESTIMATION OF CRUSTAL STRUCTURE IN HORONOBE AREA, HOKKAIDO,
JAPAN, USING MULTIPLET-CLUSTERING ANALYSIS
HIROKAZU MORIYA, KOICHI ASAMORI, ITARU KITAMURA, HIKARU HOTTA,
HIDEFUMI OHARA and TADAFUMI NIIZATO 1-10

28-011 ACOUSTIC EMISSION TESTING - DEFINING A NEW STANDARD OF ACOUSTIC
EMISSION TESTING FOR PRESSURE VESSELS
Part 2: Performance analysis of different configurations of real case testing and
recommendations for developing a new guide for the application of acoustic emission
JOHANN CATTY 11-31

28-032 ACOUSTIC EMISSION MONITORING OF STEEL-FIBER REINFORCED
CONCRETE BEAMS UNDER BENDING
DIMITRIOS G. AGGELIS, DIMITRA SOULIOTI, NEKTARIA M. BARKOULA, ALKIVIADIS
S. PAIPETIS, THEODORE E. MATIKAS and TOMOKI SHIOTANI
32-40

28-041 ON LAMB MODES AS A FUNCTION OF ACOUSTIC EMISSION SOURCE RISE
TIME
M. A. HAMSTAD 41-58

28-059 WAVEFORM ANALYSIS OF ACOUSTIC EMISSION MONITORING OF TENSILE
TESTS ON WELDED WOOD-JOINTS
ANDREAS J. BRUNNER, THOMAS TANNERT and TILL VALLÉE 59-67

28-068 USE OF ACOUSTO-ULTRASONIC TECHNIQUESTO DETERMINE PROPERTIES
OF REMANUFACTURED PARTICLEBOARDS MADE SOLELY FROM RECYCLED
PARTICLES
SUMIRE KAWAMOTO 68-75

28-076 ACOUSTIC EMISSION ACTIVITY OF SPRUCE SAPWOOD BECOMES WEAKER
AFTER EACH DEHYDRATION-REWETTING CYCLE
SABINE ROSNER and SUMIRE KAWAMOTO 76-84

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28-085 ACOUSTIC EMISSION SOURCE LOCATION IN PLATE-LIKE STRUCTURES
USING A CLOSELY ARRANGED TRIANGULAR SENSOR ARRAY
DIRK ALJETS, ALEX CHONG, STEVE WILCOX and KAREN HOLFORD

85-98

28-099 NEURAL NETWORK AE SOURCE LOCATION APART FROM STRUCTURE SIZE
AND MATERIAL
MILAN CHLADA, ZDENEK PREVOROVSKY and MICHAL BLAHACEK
99-108

28-109 INTELLIGENT AE SIGNAL FILTERING METHODS
VERA BARAT, YRIJ BORODIN and ALEXEY KUZMIN 109-119

28-120 DISCRIMINATION OF ACOUSTIC EMISSION HITS FROM DYNAMIC TESTS OF
A REINFORCED CONCRETE SLAB
ENRIQUE CASTRO, ROSA PIOTRKOWSKI, ANTOLINO GALLEGO and
AMADEO BENAVENT CLIMENT 120-128

28-129 USE OF CLUSTER ANALYSIS OF ACOUSTIC EMISSION SIGNALS IN
EVALUATING DAMAGE SEVERITY IN CONCRETE STRUCTURES
L. CALABRESE, G. CAMPANELLA and E. PROVERBIO 129-141

28-142 SIMULATION OF LAMB WAVE EXCITATION FOR DIFFERENT ELASTIC
PROPERTIES AND ACOUSTIC EMISSION SOURCE GEOMETRIES

MARKUS G. R. SAUSE and SIEGFRIED HORN 142-154

28-155 ACOUSTIC EMISSION EVENT IDENTIFICATION WITH SIMILAR TRANSFER
FUNCTIONS
FRANZ RAUSCHER 155-162

28-163 ANALYSIS OF FRACTURE RESISTANCE OF TOOL STEELS BY MEANS OF
ACOUSTIC EMISSION
EVA MARTINEZ-GONZALEZ, INGRID PICAS, DANIEL CASELLAS and JORDI ROMEU

163-169

28-170 COMPARISON OF ACOUSTIC EMISSION SIGNAL AND X-RAY DIFFRACTION
AT INITIAL STAGES OF FATIGUE DAMAGE
FRANTISEK VLASIC, PAVEL MAZAL and FILIP HORT 170-178

28-179 AE SIGNALS DURING LASER CUTTING OF DIFFERENT STEEL SHEET
THICKNESSES
TOMAŽ KEK and JANEZ GRUM 179-187

28-188 ACOUSTIC EMISSION ANALYSIS AND THERMO-HYGRO-MECHANICAL
MODEL FOR CONCRETE EXPOSED TO FIRE
CHRISTIAN GROSSE, JOŠKO OŽBOLT, RONALD RICHTER
and GORAN PERIŠKIĆ 188-203

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28-204 AE-SiGMA ANALYSIS IN BRAZILIAN TEST AND ACCELERATED CORROSION
TEST OF CONCRETE
MASAYASU OHTSU and YUMA KAWASAKI 204-214

28-215 ACOUSTIC EMISSION INSPECTION OF RAIL WHEELS
KONSTANTINOS BOLLAS, DIMITRIOS PAPASALOUROS, DIMITRIOS KOUROUSIS and
ATHANASIOS ANASTASOPOULOS 215-228

28-229 E07.04 – OVERVIEW OF CURRENT AND DEVELOPING ASTM ACOUSTIC
EMISSION (AE) STANDARDS
MARK F. CARLOS 229-­‐233

28-234 USE OF AE METHOD FOR DETECTION OF STEEL LAMINATION IN THE
INDUSTRIAL PRESSURE VESSEL
V.P. GOMERA, V.L. SOKOLOV, V.P. FEDOROV, A.A. OKHOTNIKOV
and M.S. SAYKOVA 234-245

28-246 COMPARISON OF ACOUSTIC EMISSION PRODUCED DURING BENDING OF
VARIOUS OXIDE CERAMIC AND SHORT FIBER OXIDE CERAMIC MATRIX
COMPOSITES
S.A. PAPARGYRI-MPENI, D.A. PAPARGYRIS, X. SPILIOTIS and A.D. PAPARGYRIS
246-275

28-256 NEW CHARACTERIZATION METHODS OF AE SENSORS
KANJI ONO, HIDEO CHO and TAKUMA MATSUO 256-277

Contents28 Contents of Volume 28 (2010) I-1 – I-3
AUindex28 Authors Index of Volume 28 I-4
AusNotes Policy/Author’s Notes/Meeting Calendar/DVD/ I-5 – I-7
Subscription Information I-7
IAES20 JCAE Kishinoue Awards I-8

AE Literature
AELit28 Book on AE by Markus Sause
12th AE conference proceeding in China, 2009: Gongtian Shen I-9 – I-11

Cover illustration See 28-142 by Sause and Horn for details.

JAE Index Folder* Cumulative Indices of J. of Acoustic Emission, 1982 – 2010
Contents1-28 Contents Volumes 1-28
Authors Index1-28 Authors Index Volumes 1-28

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AUTHORS INDEX, Volume 28, 2010

DIMITRIOS G. AGGELIS 28-032 TADAFUMI NIIZATO 28-001
DIRK ALJETS 28-085 HIDEFUMI OHARA 28-001

ATHANASIOS ANASTASOPOULOS 28-215 MASAYASU OHTSU 28-204
KOICHI ASAMORI 28-001 A.A. OKHOTNIKOV 28-234
KANJI ONO 28-256
VERA BARAT 28-109 JOŠKO OŽBOLT 28-188
NEKTARIA M. BARKOULA 28-032
AMADEO BENAVENT CLIMENT 28-120 ALKIVIADIS S. PAIPETIS 28-032
MICHAL BLAHACEK 28-099 DIMITRIOS PAPASALOUROS 28-215
KONSTANTINOS BOLLAS 28-215 S.A. PAPARGYRI-MPENI 28-246
YRIJ BORODIN 28-109 A.D. PAPARGYRIS 28-246
ANDREAS J. BRUNNER 28-059 D.A. PAPARGYRIS 28-246
GORAN PERIŠKIĆ 28-188
L. CALABRESE 28-129 INGRID PICAS 28-163
G. CAMPANELLA 28-129 ROSA PIOTRKOWSKI 28-120
MARK F. CARLOS 28-229 ZDENEK PREVOROVSKY 28-099
DANIEL CASELLAS 28-163 E. PROVERBIO 28-129
ENRIQUE CASTRO 28-120
JOHANN CATTY 28-011 FRANZ RAUSCHER 28-155
MILAN CHLADA 28-099 RONALD RICHTER 28-188
HIDEO CHO 28-256 JORDI ROMEU 28-163

ALEX CHONG 28-085 SABINE ROSNER 28-076

V.P. FEDOROV 28-234 MARKUS G. R. SAUSE 28-142
ANTOLINO GALLEGO 28-120 M.S. SAYKOVA 28-234
V.P. GOMERA 28-234 TOMOKI SHIOTANI 28-032
CHRISTIAN GROSSE 28-188 V.L. SOKOLOV 28-234
JANEZ GRUM 28-179 DIMITRA SOULIOTI 28-032
X. SPILIOTIS 28-246
M. A. HAMSTAD 28-041
KAREN HOLFORD 28-085 THOMAS TANNERT 28-059

SIEGFRIED HORN 28-142 TILL VALLÉE 28-059
FILIP HORT 28-170 FRANTISEK VLASIC 28-170
HIKARU HOTTA 28-001 STEVE WILCOX 28-085

SUMIRE KAWAMOTO 28-068, 28-076
YUMA KAWASAKI 28-204
TOMAŽ KEK 28-179
ITARU KITAMURA 28-001
DIMITRIOS KOUROUSIS 28-215
ALEXEY KUZMIN 28-109

EVA MARTINEZ-GONZALEZ 28-163
THEODORE E. MATIKAS 28-032
TAKUMA MATSUO 28-256
PAVEL MAZAL 28-170
HIROKAZU MORIYA 28-001

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JOURNAL OF ACOUSTIC EMISSION

Editor: Kanji Ono
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1. Aims and Scope of the Journal policies and other aspects. The Board presently includes the
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Journal of Acoustic Emission is an international journal
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practitioner of acoustic emission. It will publish original contri- F.C. Beall (USA)
butions of all aspects of research and significant engineering J. Bohse (Germany)
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Publication Date of This Issue (Volume 28): 30 March 2011.
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20th International Acoustic Emission Symposium
hosted by Kumamoto University, held in Kumamoto, Japan, on November 16-19, 2010

JCAE Kishinoue Awards
Kishinoue Awards of the Japanese Committee on Acoustic Emission were presented to
Professors Gerd Manthei and Kanji Ono for their outstanding contributions to the field of
acoustic emission on Nov. 18, 2010 at the 20th IAES at Kumamoto. Two student paper
awards were accepted by their mentors, Profs. S. Wakayama and A. Vinogradov.

From L to R: Gerd Manthei, Kanji Ono, S. Wakayama and A. Vinogradov.

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AE LITERATURE
Book on AE

M. G. R. Sause, Identification of failure mechanisms in hybrid materials utilizing pattern
recognition techniques applied to acoustic emission signals. ISBN: 978-3-86664-889-0,
mbv-Verlag, Berlin, 305 pg. (2010).

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Chinese Acoustic Emission Conference, 2009
Proceedings of 12th National AE Conference of China, July 31-August 3, 2009,
Nanjing, China Compiled by Gongtian Shen

Technical Review
The Development of Acoustic Emission Testing Technologies in China
DAI Guang，SHEN Gong Tian（1）
Progress and Status of Research on Acoustic Emission Sensors Calibration
HE Longbiao，YANG Ping，LI Guanghai（11）
Influences of the Microstructure on the Acoustic Emission of the Metallic Materials
Han Zhiyuan，LUO Hongyun（18）
Research on Applicability of Acoustic Emission Technology in Complex Environment
BAI Lu，ZHANG Hui，LIU Yantao et al.（25）
Applications of Acoustic Emission Technology on Composite Materials Damage Detection
GONG Lihai，YANG Nengjun（30）
Application and Development of Acoustic Emission Technology
JIANG Alan，ZHAO Yinghua，ZHANG Liwei（37）

Instrument & Signal Processing
Development of Leakage Location Testing Instrument For Underground Gas Pipeline
SHEN Gong Tian，LIU Shifeng，WANG Wei（47）
Development of the AE System Based on the Special USB2.0 Acquisition Card
LIN Dongxia，HU Bin，WANG Xudong et al.（54）
The Design of A Novel Fiber Optic Acoustic Sensor System
XU Zhihong，Fahard Ansari（64）
Pattern Recognition of Acoustic Emission Signals from the Flaws and Damages in WPC and DSP Realization
YUAN Zhe, LIU Yunfei, YIN Dongmeng et al.（72）
Acoustic Emission Monitoring System Based Matlab
LIU Lei, PAN Yongdong,LIU Wuxiang et al.（79）Applications of Uitrasionic Detection
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