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Modern Methods of NDT for Inspection of Aerospace Structures
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Abstract. Aerospace structures need to be light and safe, an aspect which makes new materials attractive. Therefore maintenance inspection of these light-weight structures is a new and difficult task for non-destructive testing (NDT) which needs methods that are applicable to such high-specific-strength materials. The methods must be robust to be used in an industrial environment and sensitive enough to respond to boundaries and to provide reliable results in a short time. The new methods which fulfil such requirements are based on diverse physical phenomena e.g., heat transport, thermal expansion, air-coupled elastic waves, or non-linear vibrometry responding selectively to defects. The paper presents both the principles of such new NDT methods and their applications to typical aerospace structures. 1.
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