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1. Department of Civil Engineering
Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur
Acoustic Emission Testing
and Application
1
Presented by
Arvind Vishavkarma
Roll No. 17203269
Under guidance of
Dr. Sudhir Mishra
Professor
Department of Civil Engineering
Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur
2. 2
Acoustic Emission Testing
Source: http://www.tms.org/pubs/journals/JOM/9811/Huang/Huang-
9811.html
Loaded the structure
and cracks are
formed
Oscillatory
movement in atoms
& molecules
Generate elastic
stress wave in the
sample and come out
Sensor- Piezoelectric element
3. 3
Load- No load (no cracks) no emission
• Controlled load – Part of the structure has to be loaded by
controlled load
• Load bearing structure – loaded anyway
Inspect a big area/volume – Very Big area inspection
can be done in a single examination by placing a number
of sensors at different location, where could be a
potential source of damage
4. 4
Sources of AE
Stress field- stress wave propagate through the
sample and received by the sensors
For example Metal
Micro and macro crakes initiating and propagating
Micro dynamical events such as twinning or slip
It happen due to lattice defect which known as dislocation
loaded the metallic system dislocation will move and due to that
movement, it create slip
Slip is the movement of atomic planes over one another as results
dislocation move which lead the AE
5. 5
Sources of AE
Fracture of brittle inclusions
Chemical action like corrosion
Phase Transformation due to change in volume
and strain effect due to temperature change
6. 6
AE source from phase transformation
Example Martensite in steel, at high temperature
phase called Austenite
• When we heat it and quench it fast in liquid like water
• Two phase are very different kind of properties and structure
• Hence, the volume of parent phase and transformed phase are
different and due to that some stresses can be generated which may
lead to acoustic emission
7. 7
Composite Materials
Fiber fracture at medium strain level
Delamination at high strain level
Fiber pull out
Matrix cracking and fibers debonding at low strain level
Concrete
• Micro and macro cracks
• Separation of reinforcement members
• Mechanical rubbing of separated surfaces
8. 8
Parameter of AE
6 a2 V ≥ 5 × 104 𝑥 ℎ (𝑤𝑎𝑡𝑡𝑠)
Relationship between stress and cracks size
σσType1- Loading
σ = stress
a = radius of detectable AE cracks
V = radial velocity of cracks propagation
h = distance between the source and receiver
x = smallest displacement that the sensor can sense
σ a V are called the source parameter for an acoustic
emission events
9. 9
Stress change,
where,
I = n × n square matrix
c = stiffness tensor
c + ∆𝑐 = stiffness tensor of product phase
∆𝑐 = change in the stiffness
𝛽
∗
= unconstrained shape
𝛽 𝑜 = pre – existing stress or residual stress
D = shape matrix
V = volume of transformed phase
If the stiffness ∆𝒄 << c and there is no residual strength that means 𝛽 𝑜 = 0
Change in stress will depend on shape change
(transformation one material another material) , c is the
constant which is the material property
This parameter will control the intensity or the level of
acoustic emission
∆𝜎 𝑡 = 𝑐𝛽
∗
𝑉 𝑡
∆𝜎(𝑡) = 𝐼 + ∆𝑐𝐷
−
[(c + ∆𝑐)𝛽
∗
−∆𝑐𝛽 𝑜] 𝑉(𝑡)
10. 10
Characteristics of AE signal
Cover the wide range of energy levels which depend on types of
sources and frequencies
Two types of basic source
• Continuous emission-signals coming from rapidly occurring
source
• Burst type- continuous emission source and suddenly burst
Radiation pattern same as ultrasonic wave
Radiate the energy in all direction, for a cracks of sufficient length it
can become directional
Frequency is generally broadband
Received frequencies cover a wide range from available to 400 KHz
or higher
11. 11
Kaiser and Felicity effects
It describe a relationship between AE events and the previous
load history
Kaiser describe AE events occurring when the structure
first loaded to threshold, unloaded and loaded again
It states no AE is generated until the previous maximum
load is exceeded and the structure that inspecting is still
sound
Emission that occurs in the later loading below the
previous maximum load is due to structural damage
Kaiser effects -No emission before the previous maximum
load
Felicity effects – Emission before the previous maximum load
12. 12
Felicity
effects
Kaiser
effects
AB- loading
BC- unloading
CB – reloading
BD – loading
DE – unloading
ED – reloading
F < D emission are occurring
before the previous
maximum load
Steep rise in the emission
GH - always happening with
no increment in the load, this
is known as load hold
It is the particular value ,
load is not increasing but lot
of emission coming out,
which indicate some kind of
damageSource:https://www.researchgate.net/publication/275213401_Automated_D
etermination_of_Felicity_Ratio_for_Composite_Overwrapped_Pressure_Ve
ssels/figures?lo=1
13. 13
Emission before the previous maximum load
Felicity ratio, Fr=
𝑃 𝑒 (𝑒𝑥𝑖𝑠𝑡𝑖𝑛𝑔 𝑙𝑜𝑎𝑑)
𝑃 𝑚
(𝑝𝑟𝑒𝑣𝑖𝑜𝑢𝑠 𝑚𝑎𝑥𝑖𝑚𝑢𝑚 𝑙𝑜𝑎𝑑)
Fr > 1 – there is no damage has occurred since the last
inspection
Fr < 1 – indicate of cumulative or permanent damage
Felicity effects
14. 14
Counts N- Number of expression above the threshold is
considered as AE
Below the threshold, it is considered as noise
It is the function of the threshold and frequency
It depends of the magnitude of the AE sources
It also depend upon the properties of the sample and the
sensor
Threshold
Time
Volts
Signal Parameter
15. 15
Highest measured voltage or amplitude
Express in dB
Directly related to the energy in the AE signal
Time
Threshold
Volts
Peak Amplitude
Peak Amplitude
16. 16
Duration (D)
Threshold
Time
Volts
Duration
It will depends on the magnitude and frequency of the AE
source
Duration can be used to identify different types of emission
source
The noise which are coming out from the some other
source, which are not related to the defect hence useful for
filtering the noise
17. 17
Rise time
Threshold
Time
Volts
Rise Time (R)
Time interval between first threshold crossing and the
signal peak
Related to the propagation of the wave between the source
and the sensor
18. 18
Measured Area Under The Rectifies Signal
Envelope (MARSE)
It used to qualify AE signal and filter out noise
This the measure of the signal strength
Sensitive to the duration and peak amplitude but does not take into
account the user defined threshold and the operating frequency
MARSE
Volts
Time
Time
Volts
19. 19
Data Display
Count or Energy v/s time
Counts
or
energy
Time
Hit signal – A Signal
above the thresholds
If signal above the
thresholds, counts the
signal
Below thresholds counts
as noise
Count
rate or
Energy
rate
Time
Count rate or Energy rate
v/s time
At particular instant, we
know what is going inside
the component
At given time, how much
acoustic emission or
signals coming out at
certain location
20. 20
Counts or energy vs Load
By the figure we have to know that lot of emission happen or lower
amount of emission happen
Very steep curve- small amount of increase in load lead a lot of
emission
With increasing the load very high emission generate which would
indicate bad structure
Gradual slop- Gradual increase in load with respect to load which
indicate that structure is good
Counts
or
energy
Load
Bad
Good
21. 21
Hit v/s Amplitude
Hits
Amplitude
Differential Plot
If we considered how
many hits are above
particular amplitude is
known as cumulative plot
Amplitude
Hits
1000
100
10
At given hit with particular
amplitude is known as
Differential plot
Cumulative Plot
22. 22
Source location
This technique is primarily qualitative, it does not give
quantitative information
Location of source is very important to know about the
zone from which these emission coming out
Hence we provide some corrective measure around the
particular area
23. 23
Linear location scheme
If, t1<t2
velocity of sound wave inside the sample V
X= V t
Difference t1 and t2 = ∆𝑡
X = V ∗ ∆𝑡
L t2t1
X
24. 24
Zonal location technique
A , t1
B, t2 C, t3
More than two sensor
Placement of sensor is important- Potential source of AE
Sensor should be placed in a pattern or geometric shaped
Based on the possible source of location then, we target
those area while inspecting and taking corrective
measure
t1= t2 = t3
Source of emission at the
center of the triangle
Because sensor receiving
signal at the same time
t1≠ t2 ≠ t3
27. 27
Elastic Wave Method
NDT Method Principle Advantage Disadvantage
Corrosion
Evaluation
Specific
Equipment
Ultrasonic
pulse velocity
(UPV)
Mechanical
energy
propagates
through the
concrete as
stress waves
and converted
into electrical
energy by a
second
transducers
A large
penetration
depth and it is
easy to use
for estimating
the size,
shape, and
nature of
concrete
damage
The
evaluation of
UPV data is a
highly
specialized
task, which
requires
careful data
collection and
expert
analysis
Pulse velocity
(V)
Transducers(
transmitter
and receiver),
amplifier, and
oscillator
Acoustic
emission(AE)
Elastic wave
are generated
due to rapid
release of
energy from a
localized
source within
an RC
structure
A cost-
effective and
sensitive
technique
that can
detect and
locate the
active cracks
Passive
defects can
not be
effectively
detected
AE parameter
Transducers,
preamplifier,
filter
amplifier, and
storage
equipment ,
mechanical
impactors
28. 28
Elastic Wave Method
NDT Method Principle Advantage Disadvantage
Corrosion
Evaluation
Specific
Equipment
Impact echo
(IE)
Stress wave
are
propagated
within the RC
structure
through
vibrations and
impact load
A simple fast
reliable
method for
inspecting the
concrete is to
impact the
surface with a
hammer and
listen to the
result
The reliability
of IE method
decrease with
an increase in
thickness
Wave Velocity
(Vp)
Highly-
friendly
receiver and
data
acquisition
29. 29
In the below figure AE activity observed corresponds to the
corrosion loss of steel reinforcement in a marine environment
( Melcher and Li)
Phase 1- Onset of corrosion is initiated and the phase is dominated by
the presence of oxygen and water
Phase 2- Corrosion loss decrease and stabilize
Phase 3 – corrosion penetrates inside
Phase 4 – expansion of corrosion products occurs due to anaerobic
corrosion
Based on the above phase corrosion activity are characterized
Onset of corrosion and the growth of corrosion products (
nucleation of cracks)
On the basis of above phase AE technique could detect the
corrosion at an early stage
Hits-Detection of an AE signal
30. 30
AE hits to be one of the AE parameters used to study the onset of
corrosion and the nucleation of cracks in RC structure
It observed that AE hits increased with an increase in the degree of
corrosion
Corrosion loss of steel reinforcement due to chloride immersion and cumulative AE hits and
number of AE events during corrosion test
Source- Ref.5
31. 31
Signal strength (SS) is one of the AE parameter, it is defined as the
area under the voltage signal of AE over the duration of the
waveforms.
Since it provides a measure of the waveform energy released by the
specimen, it is rational damage indicator (Velez et al.)
The SS of prestressed specimen is attributed to the nucleation of
cracks caused by the accumulation of corrosion products at the steel
concrete interface
The SS non prestressed specimen it could be indicator of early cracks
formation due to corrosion
Signal strength (SS) and Cumulative Signal
Strength (CSS)
32. 32
The CSS exhibits a clear rate change before the onset of corrosion
according to electrochemical method, which suggest that the AE
technique could detect the onset of corrosion
The CSS rate increase slowly in Phase 1 indicating de-passivation of
the layer surrounding the steel reinforcement and the onset of steel
corrosion
• The presence of sudden rise at the end of phase 1 might indicate crack
initiation due to steel corrosion
The rise of Phase 2 indicates corrosion activity
• The sudden rise at the end of phase 2 indicate cracks propagation
leading to macro- crack.
If the sudden rise excluded from the CSS curve, dotted line will be
obtained and it is the agreement with conventional curve
33. 33
The variation in the CSS parameter
Source- Ref.5
AE detects the sudden release of micro-fractures in the RC structure.
Increasing the steel diameter due to corrosion is found to increase
the absolute energy of AE (Ing et al.)
34. 34
Rise amplitude (RA) and Average Frequency
RA value = Rise Time/Amplitude
Average Frequency = Counts/Duration
Classification of cracks by AE indexes
Source- Ref.5
Tensile type cracks –
When AE signal with
high average frequency
and low RA value
Shear type cracks – low
average frequency and
high RA value
36. 36
Earthquake AE
Principle
Vibration of the earth produced by
the rapid release energy
Measured the intensity (energy
released) of the source
Parameter
Shocks, epicenter, origin, time,
depth, magnitude and intensity
Threshold, peak amplitude, rise time ,
duration, measure area under the
rectifies signal envelope
Instrument
Seismograph, Richer scale,
Mercalli scale
Piezoelectric sensor
37. 37
AE method, the same principle can be applied to determine the scaling
of the amplitude distribution of the AE waves during the fracture process
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN CONVENTIONAL AND PROPOSED
AE METHODOLOGY
Conventional AE technique for
seismic diagnosis of piles
AE technique proposed for seismic
diagnosis of railway structures
Source- Xiu Luo at al. STUDY ON SECONDARY AE TECHNIQUE FOR SEISMIC DIAGNOSIS OF RAILWAY SUBSTRUCTURES. 13th World Conference
on Earthquake Engineering Vancouver, B.C., Canada
38. 38
Schematic illustration of procedure for AE
experiment in an inverted model pile
Source- Xiu Luo at al. STUDY ON SECONDARY AE TECHNIQUE FOR SEISMIC DIAGNOSIS OF RAILWAY SUBSTRUCTURES. 13th World Conference
on Earthquake Engineering Vancouver, B.C., Canada
39. 39
A set-up for secondary AE monitoring under
simulated train loading
Source- Xiu Luo at al. STUDY ON SECONDARY AE TECHNIQUE FOR SEISMIC DIAGNOSIS OF RAILWAY SUBSTRUCTURES. 13th World Conference
on Earthquake Engineering Vancouver, B.C., Canada
40. 40
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