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Detection of metallic honeycomb disbonding by thermal imaging

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Infrared imaging of thermal transients is very useful for the detection of honeycomb debonding. It is also useful for many other applications such as detection of cracks and thin spots in metal plates, or any other application where defects with different thermal properties create a temperature difference over the area of interest.

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  3. Honeycomb samples were provided by the Tri-Industries division of UNC Aerospace of Terre Haute, IN.

  4. Inframetrics, Inc., Model 600 IR Imaging Radiometer.

  5. Dr. Scholl’s™ Foot Powder was used for this experiment.

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Eliason, B.W., Western, A.B. Detection of metallic honeycomb disbonding by thermal imaging. Exp Tech 15, 36–38 (1991). https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1747-1567.1991.tb01161.x

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