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  • 2023Fully Inkjet‐Printed Perovskite Microlaser with an Outcoupling Waveguide4citations
  • 2018Machining-based coverage path planning for automated structural inspection41citations
  • 2017Assessment of corrosion under insulation and engineered temporary wraps using pulsed eddy-current techniquescitations
  • 2016Robotic ultrasonic testing of AGR fuel cladding4citations
  • 2016Conformable eddy current array delivery2citations
  • 2015Mechanical stability of piezoelectric properties in ferroelectric perovskites32citations
  • 2010Sensor fusion for electromagnetic stress measurement and material characterisation14citations
  • 2010The pulsed eddy current response to applied loading of various aluminium alloys52citations
  • 2010Noncontact evaluation of the dependency of electrical conductivity on stress for various Al alloys as a function of plastic deformation and annealing32citations

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  • Pogosian, Tamara
  • Falchevskaya, Aleksandra
  • Mikhailova, Mariia
  • Shamkhi, Hadi
  • Vinogradov, Alexandr
  • Smirnov, Artyom
  • Makarov, Sergey
  • Polushkin, Artem
  • Summan, Rahul
  • Dobie, Gordon
  • Macleod, Charles N.
  • Pierce, Stephen
  • Gachagan, Anthony
  • Bennett, Thomas
  • Bolton, Gary T.
  • Braumann, Johannes
  • Riise, Jonathan
  • Mineo, Carmelo
  • Raude, Angélique
  • Bolton, Gary
  • Dalpé, Colombe
  • Wefring, Espen T.
  • Grande, Tor
  • Webber, Kyle G.
  • Schader, Florian H.
  • Wilson, John W.
  • Qubaa, Abd
  • Tian, Gui
  • Yun Tian, Gui
  • Withers, Philip J.
  • Tian, Gui Yun
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Conformable eddy current array delivery

  • Braumann, Johannes
  • Summan, Rahul
  • Riise, Jonathan
  • Morozov, Maxim
  • Dobie, Gordon
  • Mineo, Carmelo
  • Raude, Angélique
  • Bolton, Gary
  • Macleod, Charles N.
  • Dalpé, Colombe
  • Pierce, Stephen
Abstract

The external surface of stainless steel containers used for the interim storage of nuclear material may be subject to Atmospherically Induced Stress Corrosion Cracking (AISCC). The inspection of such containers poses a significant challenge due to the large quantities involved; therefore, automating the inspection process is of considerable interest. This paper reports upon a proof-of-concept project concerning the automated NDT of a set of test containers containing artificially generated AISCCs. An Eddy current array probe with a conformable padded surface from Eddyfi was used as the NDT sensor and end effector on a KUKA KR5 arc HW robot. A kinematically valid cylindrical raster scan path was designed using the KUKA|PRC path planning software. Custom software was then written to interface measurement acquisition from the Eddyfi hardware with the motion control of the robot. Preliminary results and analysis are presented from scanning two canisters.

Topics
  • impedance spectroscopy
  • surface
  • stainless steel
  • stress corrosion