Abstract:
The present invention relates to a safety diagnosis method for a structure using a nonlinear ultrasonic wave modulation technique. The safety diagnosis method includes: making the structure vibrate by applying signals of different ultrasonic frequencies; converting the responses of the structure generated by the vibration into digital signals; extracting first modulation signals by subtracting the harmonic responses and the linear responses of the signals of different ultrasonic frequencies from the digital signals and synchronously demodulating the digital signals; constructing a first sideband spectrogram by combining the first modulation signals generated by continuously changing at least frequency among the signals of different ultrasonic frequencies; and deciding whether the structure is cracked based on the first sideband spectrogram. Even though the power of the ultrasonic wave applied to the structure is very small as compared with the related art, whether there is the damage is precisely decided, and thus power consumption may be reduced.
Abstract:
For non-destructively measuring the yield strength of a metallic member using magnetic incremental permeability, a quasi-static excitation magnetic field is applied to two points of the metallic member, while a small alternating magnetic field generated by a transmitting coil is applied to the metal member. Intensity of the quasi-static excitation magnetic field applied to the metallic member is measured using a Hall sensor. The magnetic field induced by the magnetized metallic member is detected using a sensing coil. Using signals from the Hall sensor and the sensing coil, a reversible permeability (MIP) of the metallic member is obtained. A grain size of the metallic member is obtained from the relationship between the reversible permeability and the grain size of the metallic member, and the yield strength of the metallic member is calculated using the grain size. The grain size and yield strength of the metallic member can be measured non-destructively.
Abstract:
Disclosed are a method of inspecting and evaluating a coating state of a steel structure, and a system therefor. A plurality of vision images and thermal images are acquired. While acquiring the thermal images, a desired region is heated. After the thermal images and the vision images in a dynamic state are reconstructed into a time-spatial-integrated thermal image and a time-spatial-integrated vision image in a static state, respectively, an overlay image is generated by overlaying the two images. A deterioration region of a coating is detected, and coating deterioration is classified by characteristics. A size of the coating deterioration region is quantified. A thickness of the coating is inspected by analyzing thermal energy measured from the time-spatial-integrated thermal image. A coating grade is calculated by comprehensively evaluating a coating deterioration inspection result and a coating thickness inspection result. A state evaluation report for the steel structure is automatically created.