Active Thermography (AT) is a Non Destructive Technique (NDT) that may be an efficient alternative to evaluate possible microstructural alterations inside materials due to damaging conditions. In this paper, a fatigue damage identification on two different gears (standard and thin-rim) was conducted by using an AT approach with a Lock-In technique. Both gears were previously tested under bending fatigue conditions, by loading the teeth at the so called Single Contact Point by a dedicated equipment. Damaged and undamaged zones were identified, phase maps and thermal diffusivities were estimated. In this way, a possible fatigue damage characterisation was pointed out by using the thermal diffusivity variation as damage parameter.
ACTIVE THERMOGRAPHY TECHNIQUE FOR FATIGUE DAMAGE CHARACTERIZATION IN GEARS / Sesana, R; Corsaro, L; Cura’, F M. - ELETTRONICO. - (2023), pp. 1069-1076. (Intervento presentato al convegno 20th International Conference on Experimental Mechanics tenutosi a Oporto nel 2-7 July 2023).
ACTIVE THERMOGRAPHY TECHNIQUE FOR FATIGUE DAMAGE CHARACTERIZATION IN GEARS
Sesana, R;Corsaro, L;Cura’, F M
2023
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Active Thermography (AT) is a Non Destructive Technique (NDT) that may be an efficient alternative to evaluate possible microstructural alterations inside materials due to damaging conditions. In this paper, a fatigue damage identification on two different gears (standard and thin-rim) was conducted by using an AT approach with a Lock-In technique. Both gears were previously tested under bending fatigue conditions, by loading the teeth at the so called Single Contact Point by a dedicated equipment. Damaged and undamaged zones were identified, phase maps and thermal diffusivities were estimated. In this way, a possible fatigue damage characterisation was pointed out by using the thermal diffusivity variation as damage parameter.File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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