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Organisationseinheit der BAM
In recent years eure monitoring with ultrasonic methods became more important. An on-line measurement System for industrial applications is presented in this paper. It operates in through-transmission and the measured parameters are the sound velocity and the attenuation of the sound wave. An objective of this paper is to establish the ränge of possible applications for an ultrasonic eure monitoring System.
The curing conditions play an important role in the quality assurance of composite products.
Especially as composite materials are widely used in high tech areas so that they are required to fulfil high quality Standards. Some problems which occur during curing, for instance undercuring, can hardly be detected using Standard NDT investigations, mainly because they are manifested only at high temperatures, particularly close to glass-rubber-transition. On-line eure monitoring has the outstanding advantage that it can monitor the material parameters even at the highest temperatures possible.
In recent years eure monitoring with ultrasonic methods has become more populär. In comparison to dielectric methods mechanical parameters are measured directly. The quantities to be measured are the velocity and the attenuation of the sound wave. On this basis the storage and loss modulus can be calculated. Depending on the form of excitation with longitudinal or transversal waves these moduli are referred to as long wave or shear modulus.
Well developed Computer based technology and sensor materials are available in the non-destructive testing (NDT) market. The measuring equipment employed a commercial NDT System, which worked computer-aided. With a special Software the demands of automatic Operation under industrial conditions was accomplished. This measurement equipment was tested on composites. Its structure, performance and some practical results will be presented in the following paper.
Zusammenfassung
Der Ausgangspunkt für diese Arbeiten ist eine in [1] beschriebene Ultraschall-(US)-Sensorik zur Aushärtungskontrolle. Sie wurde für rieselfähige Formmassen entwickelt [2,3]. Darauf aufbauend ist es das Ziel der vorliegenden Arbeit, die Voraussetzungen für den Einsatz dieser Sensorik beim Harzinjektionsverfahren zu schaffen und ihre Kalibrierung durch rheologische und DSC-Messungen zu ermöglichen.
Der erste Teil des Beitrages beschäftigt sich mit dem technologischen Ablauf des Harzinjektionsverfahren und den Einsatzmöglichkeiten der US-Sensorik bei dieser Technologie. Ergebnisse von Schallgeschwindigkeits- und Dämpfungsmessungen für EP-Harze werden vorgestellt.
Im zweiten Teil wird auf das Kalibrieren der US-Sensorik für den Verarbeiter eingegangen. Es kann mittels der bisherigen Prozessführung oder durch Vergleich mit den Ergebnissen anderer Mess-Verfahren wie Rheometer- oder Differential-Scanning-Calerometry-(DSC)-Messungen erfolgen.
Making Cure Visible
(2005)
Polypropylene based ferroelectret films exhibit a strong electromechanical activity and provide a promising solution for the air coupled ultrasonic (ACUS) transducers. Ultrasonic transmission between two air coupled ferroelectret transducers in dependence on the amplitude and polarity of the high voltage exciting pulse revealed a strongly non-linear electromechanical response of the ferroelectret transmitter which provides an increase in the transmitter efficiency. The authors present a simple model describing both promotion and competition of the piezoelectric and electrostriction contributions, as well as increase in the transducer constant under high voltage excitation. Enlargement of the inverse transducer constant of the polypropylene ferroelectret film by a factor of 4 was demonstrated. The non-linear properties of the polypropylene ferroelectrets result in a strong increase in their ACUS figure of merit under the high voltage excitation, which exceeds the results of their technological optimisation. Consequently, enhancement of the ACUS system transmission by 12 dB and signal to noise ratio by 32 dB was achieved.
Ferroelectrets are promising materials for air-coupled ultrasonic transducers. A transducer made of polarized cellular polypropylene, including its electronic interface, was developed and compared with conventional air-coupled probes. Test pieces of fiber-reinforced polymer containing impact flaws and flat-bottom holes were inspected in transmission. The ferroelectret transducers achieved a considerably higher signal-to-noise ratio. The impacts were clearly visible with all transducers, but less noisy with ferroelectret transducers. The flat-bottom holes were better detectable than with a conventional probe with about the same focus size.