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Defect propagation evaluation using active microwave thermography

Authors: Ali Mirala (Missouri University of Science and Technology) , Daniel Bischof (Missouri University of Science and Technology) , Lia VanZant (Missouri University of Science and Technology) , Mohammad Tayeb Ghasr (Missouri University of Science and Technology) , Kristen M. Donnell (Missouri University of Science and Technology) , Xingxing Zou (Missouri University of Science and Technology) , Lesley Sneed (Missouri University of Science and Technology)

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Abstract

This research represents the application of active microwave thermography (AMT) to evaluate the propagation of defects in CFRP-strengthened concrete structures. In this paper, thermographic images of a CFRP-concrete joint tested under direct shear are analyzed to monitor and evaluate the propagation of an artificial defect created between a concrete block and an attached CFRP composite strip. This technique can be used by civil engineering researchers to study the propagation of defects during active loading and the effect on structural properties.

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Mirala, A. ., Bischof, D. ., VanZant, L. ., Ghasr, M. T., Donnell, K. M., Zou, X. . & Sneed, L. ., (2019) “Defect propagation evaluation using active microwave thermography”, Review of Progress in Quantitative Nondestructive Evaluation .

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03 Dec 2019
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