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Ultrasound real-time imaging of crack propagation during ultrasonic fatigue tests
This Letter describes a real-time surface inspection method based on ultrasonic synthetic imaging using Rayleigh waves. The proposed method can be employed to monitor crack propagation during ultrasonic fatigue tests. The setup, which is highly sensitive to cracks, enables the imaging of a large sur
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