The precise detection of flaw echoes buried in backscattefing noise caused by material microstructure is a problem of great importance in uhrasonic non-destructive testing （NDT）. In this work, empirical mode decompo...The precise detection of flaw echoes buried in backscattefing noise caused by material microstructure is a problem of great importance in uhrasonic non-destructive testing （NDT）. In this work, empirical mode decomposition （EMD） is proposed to deal with ultrasonic signal. A time-frequency filtering method based on EMD is designed to suppress noise and enhance flaw signals. Simulated results are presented, showing that the proposed method has an excellent performance even for a very low signal-to-noise ratio （SNR）. The improvement in flaw detection was experimentally verified using stainless steel pipe sample with artificial flaws.展开更多
文摘The precise detection of flaw echoes buried in backscattefing noise caused by material microstructure is a problem of great importance in uhrasonic non-destructive testing （NDT）. In this work, empirical mode decomposition （EMD） is proposed to deal with ultrasonic signal. A time-frequency filtering method based on EMD is designed to suppress noise and enhance flaw signals. Simulated results are presented, showing that the proposed method has an excellent performance even for a very low signal-to-noise ratio （SNR）. The improvement in flaw detection was experimentally verified using stainless steel pipe sample with artificial flaws.
