1. Sonic IR Imaging on Bell ImactPanels (Hat and I-Beam)By:
Justin Ar-Rasheed
2. Overview Behavior of Panels Observed Optimal Experimental
Settings Tested Frequency Coupling Material Tip Size/Amplitude
Additional Areas of Study Mode Pattern Vibration Automation
3. Legend:< 1 Diameter, 9 Each1.0 1.75 Diameter, 6 Each1.75
- 2.65 Diameter, 4 Each> 2.65 Diameter, 3 Each0.170 Skin0.096
SkinImpact Panel for Wayne State University609/30/2011 Final Impact
Plan - RJB
4. Hat Panel
5. Test Experiments Shoot gun on various locations of panel
Analyze results and come up with hypothesis
9. Ultrasound40KHz Handheld40k Lpe 40:0.5:4T100% Amplitude800ms
PulseCamera40 Frames/sIR Camera
6sFile40K_handheld/100%_40fps_6s_01_top.fts
10. Ultrasound20KHz20k LPt 20:0.5:90250% Amplitude800ms
PulseCamera40 Frames/sIR Camera
6sFiles20PartitionShot/40%_Top33%_1.2s_40fps_6s20PartitionShot/50%_Top_left_33%_800ms_40fps_6s_0120PartitionShot/50%_Top_right_33%_800ms_40fps_6s01LeftMiddleRightLeft
Middle Right
11. Ultrasound20KHz20k LPt 20:0.5:90250% Amplitude800ms
PulseCamera40 Frames/sIR Camera
6sFiles20PartitionShot/40%_Mid33%_1.2s_40fps_6s20PartitionShot/50%_Mid_left_33%_800ms_40fps_6s_0220PartitionShot/50%_Mid_right_33%_800ms_40fps_6s_02LeftMiddleRightLeft
Middle Right
12. Ultrasound20KHz20k LPt 20:0.5:90250% Amplitude800ms
PulseCamera40 Frames/sIR Camera
6sFiles20PartitionShot/50%_bottom_left_33%_800ms_40fps_6s_0120PartitionShot/50%_bottom_right_33%_800ms_40fps_6s_0120PartitionShot/50%_Mid_left_33%_800ms_40fps_6s_02LeftMiddleRight
Left Middle Right
13. Ultrasound20KHz20k LPt 20:0.5:90250% Amplitude800ms
PulseCamera40 Frames/sIR Camera 6sFile20PartitionShot
19. Experimental Setup:20kHz Handheld(500W)40 frames per
secondTotal 6 seconds50% amplitudeFile Name :
20K_handheld_Amp50_middle_GunHandI_LogoLeftBottom.bmp
20. Experimental Setup:20kHz Handheld (500W)40 frames per
secondTotal 6 seconds60% amplitudeFile Name :
20K_handheld_Amp60_middle_GunGandN_LogoLeftBottom.bmp
21. Experimental Setup:20kHz Handheld (500W)40 frames per
secondTotal 6 seconds60% amplitudeFile Name :
20K_handheld_Top_Amp60_GunOnTop_4inFromEdge.bmp
22. Experimental Setup:20kHz Handheld(500w)40 frames per
secondTotal 6 seconds60% amplitudeFile Name :
20K_handheld_Bottom_Amp60_GunOnBottom_2inFromEdge.bmp
23. Back View
24. Structure I - Beam Thin area Doublers AreaSize L M S L M S
L M SFront View(20k Table andHandheld)C,D,P,Q A G,F,N,M J,K,L IBack
View(20kTable andHandheld)R,O SNever Seen(Both 20k &40k)B, E
H
25. Frequency Experiments
26. 20k_Amp40%_without coin20k_Amp40%_with coin
27. 40k_Amp40%_without coin40k_Amp40%_with coin
28. 40k_Amp100%_without coin40k_Amp100%_with coin
29. Preferred Frequency20K
30. Small Tip ExperimentCoupling Materials and Tips
68. 15 inchesDefect N shows upPower Amplitude: 20%Load:
25lbsInput Frequency: 20kHzRMS(Root Mean Square):
117.7mm/sJGNRB
69. 25 inchesDefect G shows upPower Amplitude: 45%Load:
25lbsInput Frequency: 20kHzRMS(Root Mean Square):
90.66mm/sJGNRB
70. 25 inchesDefect R shows upPower Amplitude: 45%Load:
25lbsInput Frequency: 20kHzRMS(Root Mean Square):
44.08mm/sJGNRB
71. 30 inchesDefect B shows upPower Amplitude: 35%Load:
25lbsInput Frequency: 20kHzRMS(Root Mean Square):
53.73mm/sJGNRB
72. Vibration Analysis(Length-wise)
73. 10 inches180160140120100806040200Vibration Data in Thin
Channel0 10 20 30 40 50 60Vibration Amplitude(mm/s)Distance from
Transducer (inches)10% Amplitude20% Amplitude30% Amplitude40%
Amplitude50% AmplitudeTransducer
74. 10 inchesTransducer140120100806040200Vibration Data in
Doubler Channel0 10 20 30 40 50 60Vibration Amplitude
(mm/s)Distance from Transducer (inches)10% Amplitude20%
Amplitude30% Amplitude40% Amplitude50% Amplitude
75. 4 4 8 10GunI beam panel ; Center doubler channel; 20 kHz;
20lbs; Without coin;Conclusion: Experiment is repeatable and
vibration results show some periodicity property.
76. Gun4 4 8 10I beam panel ; 20 kHz; 20lbs; Without
coin;Conclusion: Experiment is repeatable and vibration results
show some periodicity property.
77. Hat Pattern Consistency Test(Vibration Study)
78. Mode PatternLeft Gun Shot
79. Time LapseLeft Gun Shot
80. Mode PatternMiddle Gun Shot
81. Time LapseMiddle Gun Shot
82. Mode PatternRight Gun Shot
83. Time LapseRight Gun Shot
84. Video
85. Consistency TestRight Shot 1
86. Consistency TestRight Shot 2
87. Consistency TestRight Shot 3
88. Consistency TestRight Shot 4
89. Consistency TestRight Shot 6
90. Consistency TestRight Shot 7
91. Consistency TestRight Shot 8
92. Consistency TestRight Shot 9
93. Mode Pattern Consistency(Discard 3)1 2 3 4 5 6 71 O O O O
O2 O O O O O O34 O O O O O O O5 O O O O O O6 O O O O O O O7 O O O O
O O8 O O O O O9 O O O O O O O10 O O O O O O11 O O O O O O O12 O O O
O O O13 O O O O O O O1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 135 6 0 7 6 7 6 5 7
6 7 6 7
112. Conclusion High density granule areas indicate
lowvibration Low density granule areas indicate highvibration
113. TT-Plot Automation.
114. Hat Defect Locations
115. Legend:< 1 Diameter, 9 Each1.0 1.75 Diameter, 6
Each1.75 - 2.65 Diameter, 4 Each> 2.65 Diameter, 3 Each0.170
Skin0.096 SkinImpact Panel for Wayne State University609/30/2011
Final Impact Plan - RJB
116. TT-Plot on Hat
117. Sample of TT-Plot fromDefect JVideo = VFrames = F1FnF1Fn
VPixels = P1,1Pn,nTT-Plot = P for all FDefect J = J (White)J = {P}J
FTT-PlotThreshold Sampling
118. TT-Plot for Frame Subset (Pixels) for allVideo0 20 40 60
80 100 120 140 160 180 20010.950.90.850.80.750.70.650.60.55All
Defects in Neighborhood + ErrorPixel ValueFrame
119. Min and Max Graphs for TT-Plot0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140
160 180 2001.21.110.90.80.70.60.5Max and Min Defect in
NeighborhoodPixel ValueFrame
120. Scanned Matching TT-Plots that fallbetween Min and Max
TT-Plots
121. Repeated for Defect F
122. TT-Plots and Min/Max0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180
20010.90.80.70.60.50.40.30.2All Defects in Neighborhood +
ErrorPixel ValueFrame0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180
2001.110.90.80.70.60.50.40.30.20.1Max and Min Defect in
NeighborhoodPixel ValueFrame
123. Matching TT-Plots
124. Combined Matching TT-Plots
125. Sample of TT-Plots on defect Jwith subtraction
126. TT-Plots and Min/Max0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180
20010.90.80.70.60.50.40.30.20.10All Defects in NeighborhoodPixel
ValueFrame0 20 40 60 80 100 120 140 160 180
2001.210.80.60.40.20-0.2Max and Min Defect in Neighborhood + 9%
ErrorPixel ValueFrame
127. Scanned Matching TT-Plots that fallbetween Min and Max
TT-Plots
128. 4 Point Smooth, 4% Error, 31%Threshold6 Point Smooth, 6%
Error, 31%Threshold
129. 4 Point Smooth, 7% Error, 31%Threshold6 Point Smooth, 7%
Error, 31%Threshold
130. 4 Point Smooth, 4% Error, 27%Threshold6 Point Smooth, 4%
Error, 27%Threshold
131. With and Without TT-Plot AutomationBefore After
132. Conclusion Shows possibility of automatic defectdetection
Does not support hypothesis that depth ofdefect is directly
proportional to how slow itshows up on camera
133. Final Conclusion Behavior of Panels Observed Optimal
Experimental Settings Tested Frequency Coupling Material Tip
Size/Amplitude Additional Areas of Study Mode Pattern Vibration
Automation
134. Future Work Further study on mode pattern Further study on
TT-Plot shape ofdefects/depth of defects