6. Conclusion
This article presents a range of methods based on the application of the standard pulse-echo technique. Emphasis is deliberately placed on the determination of elastic or viscoelastic behavior laws.
Of course, the applications and experimental methods are so numerous that to be exhaustive is impossible. This is why the reader will find in the literature other more "exotic" methods not presented here. For example, since ultrasonic velocity is temperature-dependent, it is possible to design non-invasive ultrasonic thermometers using the pulse-echo method. This approach has been successfully applied in power ultrasound treatment of prostate tumors, and has recently been applied in cardiac surgery to complement infrared analysis
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Bibliography
Standards and norms
- Standard Practice for Measuring Ultrasonic Velocity in Materials, ASTM International, West Conshohocken, PA - ASTM E494-15 - 2015
Patents
MARTINOTY (P.), COLLIN (D.). Piezo-Rheometric Measuring Cell and Corresponding Piezo-Rheometer. US 20080236255 A1. WO 2006/018516.
SINHA (D.N.). – Non invasive identification of fluids by swept-frequency acoustic interferometry. Patent number 5767407 (1998).
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Disperse Software. Guided wave dispersion curve calculation. Developed by LOWE (M.J.S.) et al, Imperial College London NDT.
Cast3M – Finite element calculation software developed by the French Atomic Energy Commission (CEA).
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