Method and apparatus for the non-destructive testing of material

Measuring and testing – Vibration – Resonance – frequency – or amplitude study

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73573, 73588, G01N 2900

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045192456

ABSTRACT:
A method and apparatus for the non-destructive testing of materials, particularly composite structures and other such laminated materials, which comprises repeatedly impacting the material being tested with a precisely regulated force having a pre-determined magnitude. The response generated by the material is detected by a sensor and a proportional electrical signal is generated. The electrical signal is compared with a stored electrical signal previously generated in response to impacting a defect-free reference material with the same precisely regulated pre-determined force. A difference in frequency and amplitude between the two compared electrical signals is indicative of a defect in the material being tested.

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