A method for detecting cracks by laser thermal imaging
A detection method and thermal imaging technology, applied in the field of crack detection based on laser thermal imaging, can solve the problems of many point lasers, different detection sensitivity, complex design, etc., and achieve the effect of high detection efficiency
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[0028] The basic structure of the test system is as follows: figure 1 As shown: there is a crack 2 on the surface of the sample 1 to be tested, the laser 3 projects the laser light 4 onto the sample surface, and the laser 4 heats the sample 1 to cause a facing heat flow 5; the thermal imager 6 is located above the sample 1, and observes and records the evolution of the temperature field on the surface of the sample 1, And the data is transmitted to the data analysis software 7; the laser 3 is installed on the displacement stage 8, which can perform one-dimensional scanning, so that the laser 4 continuously scans and heats the surface of the sample 1 .
[0029] The surface condition of sample 1 is as follows figure 2 As shown, the laser 4 used for thermal excitation during the test is composed of 18 spot spots 411-419, 421-429, each of which has a diameter of about 1 mm; among them, 9 spot spots 411-419 are arranged in a line array L1 at equal intervals. The distance between ...
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[0052] The basic structure of the test system is as follows: image 3 As shown: there is a crack 2 on the surface of the cylindrical sample 11 to be tested, the laser 14 projects the laser 16 to the sample surface, and the laser 15 projects the laser 17 to the sample surface; laser heating causes heat flow 5; the thermal imager 6 is located above the sample 1, and the observation record The evolution of the surface temperature field of the sample 11, and the data is transmitted to the data analysis software 7; the cylindrical sample 11 is placed on the cylindrical drum 12 and the drum 13, and the drum 12 and the drum 13 rotate at the same speed at a constant speed, so that the cylindrical sample 11 is rotated at the same speed. The linear speed rotates at a constant speed to realize the laser thermal imaging scanning detection of the entire outer surface of the sample 11.
[0053] The surface condition of sample 11 is as follows Figure 4 As shown, the outer circular surface ...
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