Johnson, W.
, Kim, S.
and Norton, S.
(2005),
ProfIles of material properties in inductlon-hardened steel determined through inversion of resonant acoustic measurements, , , [online], https://tsapps.nist.gov/publication/get_pdf.cfm?pub_id=50076
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ProfIles of material properties in inductlon-hardened steel determined through inversion of resonant acoustic measurements
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Electromagnetic-acoustic measurements of resonant frequencies of induction-hardened steel shafts were used in an inverse calculation to determine parameters of the radial variations in the shear constant and density, including the effects of material variations and residual stress. Parameters determined for the profile of the shear constant were consistent with independent measurements on cut specimens and estimates of the acoustoelastic contribution. The profiles determined for material variations were close to those of the measured hardness.Citation
Rev. Prog. Quant. Nondest. Eval, Vol. 24
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case depth, EMAT, hardness, inverse calculation, residual stress, resonance, shear constant, steel, ultrasonic
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Created January 2, 2005, Updated October 12, 2021