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Special Issue "Multiple Thermal Characterizations in Materials Science"

A special issue of Materials (ISSN 1996-1944). This special issue belongs to the section "Advanced Materials Characterization".

Deadline for manuscript submissions: closed (20 August 2023) | Viewed by 1089

Special Issue Editor

School of Non-Destructive Testing, National Research Tomsk Polytechnic University, Tomsk, Russia
Interests: nondestructive testing (NDT); infrared thermography; active thermal testing; image processing; heat conduction; numerical modeling; defect characterization; artificial intelligence; robotic NDT systems
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Dear Colleagues,

For several years, we have experienced a revolution in material science in aerospace, power production, car and boat manufacturing, and other hi-tech industries. Many metal structures, which are subject to corrosion and fatigue damage, are now being made of composites and ceramics, and this has created new challenges to nondestructive testing (NDT) of such defects, which are typical for composites. Since many traditional NDT techniques experience difficulties in application to composite materials, the importance of infrared nondestructive testing (IRNDT) has greatly increased in the last decade due to its effectiveness in the inspection of composite, ceramic, and hybrid structures. The first Special Issue put emphasis on the detection of structural defects in composite materials and the characterization of the thermal properties of novel anisotropic materials. The goal of this second Special Issue is to present new research results in the above-mentioned fields with emphasis being made on defect characterization, use of artificial intelligence, and development of automated and robotic IRNDT systems.

This Special Issue invites original submissions that reflect recent achievements in the development of quantitative aspects of both passive and active infrared thermography.

Prof. Dr. Vladimir Vavilov
Guest Editor

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Keywords

  • infrared thermography
  • nondestructive testing
  • IRNDT
  • composite
  • ceramics
  • coating
  • material damage
  • mechanical stress
  • structural defects
  • defect characterization
  • thermal properties
  • image processing
  • heat conduction
  • optical heating
  • convective heating
  • inductive heating

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Comparative Investigation of the Influence of Ultrafine-Grained State on Deformation and Temperature Behavior and Microstructure Formed during Quasi-Static Tension of Pure Titanium and Ti-45Nb Alloy by Means of Infrared Thermography
Materials 2022, 15(23), 8480; https://doi.org/10.3390/ma15238480 - 28 Nov 2022
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A comprehensive study was performed of the deformation and temperature behavior during quasi-static tension, as well as the peculiarities of accumulation and dissipation of energy during plastic deformation. Microstructural analysis at the pre-fracture stage of pure titanium and Ti-45Nb alloy in the coarse [...] Read more.
A comprehensive study was performed of the deformation and temperature behavior during quasi-static tension, as well as the peculiarities of accumulation and dissipation of energy during plastic deformation. Microstructural analysis at the pre-fracture stage of pure titanium and Ti-45Nb alloy in the coarse grain (CG) and ultrafine-grained (UFG) states was also conducted. It was shown that substructural and dispersion hardening leads to a change in the regularities of dissipation and accumulation energies during deformation of the samples of the pure titanium and Ti-45Nb alloy in the UFG state. Some features of structural transformations during deformation of the pure titanium and Ti-45Nb alloy samples in the CG and UFG states were studied. A band and cellular-network and fragmented dislocation structure was formed in the case of the CG state, while large anisotropic fragments were formed in the UFG state, thus specifying a local softening of the material before fracture. Full article
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