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Mohseni, Ehsan
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- 20243-Dimensional residual neural architecture search for ultrasonic defect detectioncitations
- 2023Application of eddy currents for inspection of carbon fibre composites
- 2023Application of machine learning techniques for defect detection, localisation, and sizing in ultrasonic testing of carbon fibre reinforced polymers
- 2023In-process non-destructive evaluation of metal additive manufactured components at build using ultrasound and eddy-current approachescitations
- 2023Mapping SEARCH capabilities to Spirit AeroSystems NDE and automation demand for composites
- 2023Using neural architecture search to discover a convolutional neural network to detect defects From volumetric ultrasonic testing data of composites
- 2023Phased array inspection of narrow-gap weld LOSWF defects for in-process weld inspection
- 2022Transfer learning for classification of experimental ultrasonic non-destructive testing images from synthetic data
- 2022Autonomous and targeted eddy current inspection from UT feature guided wave screening of resistance seam welds
- 2022Mechanical stress measurement using phased array ultrasonic system
- 2022Automated bounding box annotation for NDT ultrasound defect detection
- 2022Multi-sensor electromagnetic inspection feasibility for aerospace composites surface defects
- 2022Investigating ultrasound wave propagation through the coupling medium and non-flat surface of wire + arc additive manufactured components inspected by a PAUT roller-probe
- 2022Automated multi-modal in-process non-destructive evaluation of wire + arc additive manufacturing
- 2022Dual-tandem phased array inspection for imaging near-vertical defects in narrow gap welds
- 2022Targeted eddy current inspection based on ultrasonic feature guided wave screening of resistance seam welds
- 2022In-process non-destructive evaluation of wire + arc additive manufacture components using ultrasound high-temperature dry-coupled roller-probe
- 2022Collaborative robotic Wire + Arc Additive Manufacture and sensor-enabled in-process ultrasonic Non-Destructive Evaluationcitations
- 2022Automated real time eddy current array inspection of nuclear assetscitations
- 2020In-process calibration of a non-destructive testing system used for in-process inspection of multi-pass weldingcitations
- 2020Laser-assisted surface adaptive ultrasound (SAUL) inspection of samples with complex surface profiles using a phased array roller-probe
- 2019Ultrasonic phased array inspection of a Wire + Arc Additive Manufactured (WAAM) sample with intentionally embedded defectscitations
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Autonomous and targeted eddy current inspection from UT feature guided wave screening of resistance seam welds
Abstract
Ultrasonic and eddy current testing are two of the most common inspection modalities, with many benefits being derived from leveraging their respective advantages. Ultrasonic Feature Guided Waves (FGWs) that have their energy confined to a topological feature within a component’s geometry have been shown to exist and can provide screening of key structural features such as welds. Furthermore, it is common to use a localised NDT modality in combination with guided wave testing when attempting defect characterisation.<br/>To realise the benefits of using multiple inspection modalities, the authors present the use of a robotic system to flag defective regions within resistance seam welded (RSW) components via an ultrasonic FGW. Subsequently, targeted raster scans are performed using an eddy current array on the identified defective regions.A robotic arm deployed the eddy current array and both ultrasonic and eddy current data was gathered automatically in the LabVIEW software environment. RSW plates with EDM notches representing transversal cracks of ≥1mm depth were manufactured. By performing targeted and untargeted raster scans on these samples, the time taken to perform the overall NDT procedure was decreased by >5 times providing screening and defect characterisation of a component in a time and cost-effective manner.<br/>