Abstract
An ultrasonic reflectivity measurement technique is applied to anisotropy detection within a small area of material. The ultrasonic reflectivity is microscopically measured using an ultrasonic microspectrometer with spherical-planar-pair lenses. The acoustic reflection coefficients of small area on a water-cubic (111) interface were measured for an incident wave at an angle θ to the normal and φ to some direction lying in the (111) surface. The reflection coefficients measured as a function of θ and φ were in good agreement with the theoretical calculation. This reveals that the microscopically measured reflection coefficient is reasonable and can be used as a promising detector of anisotropy in a small area. Furthermore, a mean reflection coefficient is defined for quantitative evaluation of elastic anisotropy in a small area of polycrystalline materials. It has been confirmed that, by performing numerical and experimental examinations with texture-controlled steels, the reflection coefficient measured in polycrystalline materials corresponds to the mean reflection coefficient.
Original language | English |
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Pages (from-to) | 769-776 |
Number of pages | 8 |
Journal | Nippon Kikai Gakkai Ronbunshu, A Hen/Transactions of the Japan Society of Mechanical Engineers, Part A |
Volume | 61 |
Issue number | 584 |
Publication status | Published - 1995 Apr |
Externally published | Yes |
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Anisotropy detection in small area of materials using surface acoustic waves (basic research on utilization of ultrasonic reflectivity measurement for estimating elastic anisotropy). / Ihara, Ikuo; Aizawa, Tatsuhiko; Koguchi, Hideo; Kihara, Junji.
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T1 - Anisotropy detection in small area of materials using surface acoustic waves (basic research on utilization of ultrasonic reflectivity measurement for estimating elastic anisotropy)
AU - Ihara, Ikuo
AU - Aizawa, Tatsuhiko
AU - Koguchi, Hideo
AU - Kihara, Junji
PY - 1995/4
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N2 - An ultrasonic reflectivity measurement technique is applied to anisotropy detection within a small area of material. The ultrasonic reflectivity is microscopically measured using an ultrasonic microspectrometer with spherical-planar-pair lenses. The acoustic reflection coefficients of small area on a water-cubic (111) interface were measured for an incident wave at an angle θ to the normal and φ to some direction lying in the (111) surface. The reflection coefficients measured as a function of θ and φ were in good agreement with the theoretical calculation. This reveals that the microscopically measured reflection coefficient is reasonable and can be used as a promising detector of anisotropy in a small area. Furthermore, a mean reflection coefficient is defined for quantitative evaluation of elastic anisotropy in a small area of polycrystalline materials. It has been confirmed that, by performing numerical and experimental examinations with texture-controlled steels, the reflection coefficient measured in polycrystalline materials corresponds to the mean reflection coefficient.
AB - An ultrasonic reflectivity measurement technique is applied to anisotropy detection within a small area of material. The ultrasonic reflectivity is microscopically measured using an ultrasonic microspectrometer with spherical-planar-pair lenses. The acoustic reflection coefficients of small area on a water-cubic (111) interface were measured for an incident wave at an angle θ to the normal and φ to some direction lying in the (111) surface. The reflection coefficients measured as a function of θ and φ were in good agreement with the theoretical calculation. This reveals that the microscopically measured reflection coefficient is reasonable and can be used as a promising detector of anisotropy in a small area. Furthermore, a mean reflection coefficient is defined for quantitative evaluation of elastic anisotropy in a small area of polycrystalline materials. It has been confirmed that, by performing numerical and experimental examinations with texture-controlled steels, the reflection coefficient measured in polycrystalline materials corresponds to the mean reflection coefficient.
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