In the context of Non Destructive Testing, this paper discusses a novel methodology based on dimensional analysis for simultaneous estimation of physical and geometric parameters of interest. Specifically, it focuses attention on the problem of si-multaneously estimating the electrical conductivity of conductive samples and the lift-off present between the conductive sample and the eddy current probe used for analysis. The proposed approach is based on the most important theorem of dimensional analysis, namely Buckingham's π theorem, by which it is possible to reduce the complexity of the analysis of the problem under consideration. By doing so, it was possible to develop an effective methodology compatible with real-time estimation applications. In this work, this methodology was validated through analysis in a simulated environment, also considering experimentally characterized measurement noise, in different case studies in terms of thickness. electrical conductivity, and lift-off.
Simultaneous estimation of conductivity and Lift-Off using dimensional analysis: A preliminary analysis / Sardellitti, A.; Mottola, V.; Milano, F.; Ferrigno, L.; Tamburrino, A.; Laracca, M.. - (2024), pp. 106-111. ( 11th IEEE International Workshop on Metrology for AeroSpace, MetroAeroSpace 2024 Lublin, Poland ) [10.1109/MetroAeroSpace61015.2024.10591542].
Simultaneous estimation of conductivity and Lift-Off using dimensional analysis: A preliminary analysis
Laracca M.
2024
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In the context of Non Destructive Testing, this paper discusses a novel methodology based on dimensional analysis for simultaneous estimation of physical and geometric parameters of interest. Specifically, it focuses attention on the problem of si-multaneously estimating the electrical conductivity of conductive samples and the lift-off present between the conductive sample and the eddy current probe used for analysis. The proposed approach is based on the most important theorem of dimensional analysis, namely Buckingham's π theorem, by which it is possible to reduce the complexity of the analysis of the problem under consideration. By doing so, it was possible to develop an effective methodology compatible with real-time estimation applications. In this work, this methodology was validated through analysis in a simulated environment, also considering experimentally characterized measurement noise, in different case studies in terms of thickness. electrical conductivity, and lift-off.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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