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Sensor System for Intelligent Processing of Hot-Rolled Steelling of steel has advanced to the point where key metallurgical parameters (e.g. austenite grain size) can be predicted from computer models if other process parameters such as temperature are known. However, a need still remains to develop on-line sensors because sensors can rapidly acquire data fo

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Elasticity of Single-Crystal Al2O3 (Saphikon) Fiber to 1000°C by Brillouin Spectroscopy and thermal performance of ceramic matrices in monolithic forms are enhanced by the addition of reinforcing fiber. The choice of the fiber material is very important in the deformation behavior of the composite particularly at high temperatures. In this study, we have characterized the elastic prop

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Quantitative Ultrasonic Characterization of Interfacial Adhesion in Metal-Polymer-Metal Multilayer Citivity to probe structural details and forces near interfaces. These techniques, however, are not applicable to the characterization of adhesion in real structures. Indeed, for polymer adhesion., instead of only an interface plane, the adhesive and the adherend also interact through an interphase r

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Air-Coupled Ultrasonic System for Detecting Delaminations and Cracks in Paintings on Wooden Panelsir associated stress concentrations. Such flaws can originate and increase in size as a result of fluctuations in temperature and relative humidity, as well as shock and vibration. Many internal flaws cannot be detected either visually or by traditional testing techniques, and it is difficult, there