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what are the four method of inspecting composite material?
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resonance, pitch-catch impulse, pitch catch swept and mechanical impedance analysis
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Which method requires couplant?
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resonance
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Resonance is well suited for inspecting for what kind of discontinuities?
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unbonds and delaminations
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Resonance indicates the probes impedance with what?
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a flying spot on an ultrasonic impedance plane
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What kind of probe is used with the resonance method?
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ceramic bottom single probe
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What display type is used for the pitch catch impulse method?
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Radio frequency or flying spot display
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What kind of discontinuities is the pitch catch impulse well suited for inspecting?
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unbonds, crushed core, and defects from either side of the composite material
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How does the pitch catch swept differ from the pitch catch impulse method?
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Uses a wide range of frequency vs a single frequency and displayed in the form of circular patterns on one X-Y active screen
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What kind of discontinuities is the pitch catch swept well suited for inspecting?
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unbonds and shallow defects
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Mechanical impedance analysis receives better results on what type of structure?
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stiff structures
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Mechanical impedance analysis uses a small probe which allows inspection of what?
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irregular or curved surfaces and also works well for detecting unbonds and crushed core
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