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Ultrasonic Time-of-Flight Diffraction Imaging Enhancement for Pipeline Girth Weld Testing via Time-Domain Sparse Deconvolution and Frequency-Domain Synthetic Aperture Focusing

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By Eryong Wu, Bei Yu, Wei Zhou, Shaohua Tian
| MDPI
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Ultrasonic TOFD Imaging Enhancement Technology for Pipeline Girth Welds Testing via Time Domain Sparse Deconvolution and Frequency Domain Synthetic Aperture Focusing

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By Eryong Wu, Bei Yu, Wei Zhou
| preprints.org
Submitted: 12 February 2025 You are already at the latest version Ultrasonic TOFD imaging, as an important non-destructive testing method, has a wide range of applications in pipeline girths weld inspection and testing. Due to the limited bandwidth of ultrasonic transducers, near-surface defects in the weld are masked and cannot be recognized, resulting in poor longitudinal resolution.
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Temperature field regulation of a droplet by acoustothermal heater

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By Liqiang Li, Kun JIA, Eryong Wu, Ke-ji Yang
| Royal Society of Chemistry Verified
Temperature field regulation of a droplet by acoustothermal heater Heating a droplet without contamination is desired for the emerging applications of microfluidics devices in life science and material science, especially in the form of controllable temperature distribution. Microfluidic heater using surface acoustic wave has been recently demonstrated, which highlights an urgent need: an insight into the detailed heating mechanism to guide the development of temperature regulation methodology.
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