期刊
MEASUREMENT
卷 216, 期 -, 页码 -出版社
ELSEVIER SCI LTD
DOI: 10.1016/j.measurement.2023.112977
关键词
D-Sight damage quantification; Hidden corrosion; Aircraft structures; Non-destructive testing
This paper proposes an enhancement to the D-Sight non-destructive testing technique by allowing quantification of hidden corrosion in metallic aircraft fuselages. The approach involves image processing to quantify the spatial dimensions of corroded areas from D-Sight images, and finite element modeling to determine corrosion depth and degree. Validations were conducted using metrological measurements and digital image correlation techniques, correcting for overestimation typical of the D-Sight technique. The results provide a lower bound for the detectability of hidden corrosion using D-Sight, improving inspections of aircraft structures where this remains a serious and unresolved issue.
In this paper, the enhancement of the D-Sight non-destructive testing technique was proposed by enriching it with a possibility of quantification of hidden corrosion typical for metallic fuselages of aircrafts. The proposed approach is based on the developed image processing technique, which allows the quantifying of the spatial dimensions of a corroded area from D-Sight images, which is supported with finite element modeling to achieve information about the depth and degree of corrosion of a given structure. The D-Sight inspections were validated using metrological measurements and the digital image correlation technique to introduce correction factors for the evaluations of dimensions of a corroded area using D-Sight due to overestimations typical of this technique. The performed studies allowed determination of a lower bound of the detectability of hidden corrosion using the D-Sight technique. The proposed enhancements will improve inspections of aircraft structures, where hidden corrosion remains a serious and unsolved problem.
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