Feasibility study on characterization of non-Gaussian rough surface by ultrasonic reflection method with the Kirchhoff theory
The fundamental study on the ultrasonic characterization of non-Gaussian rough surface of a material is carried out. In this study, a theoretical relationship among ultrasonic reflection coefficient at normal incidence, root mean square roughness Rq, and skewness Rsk (which is the measure of symmetr...
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oai:doaj.org-article:b79dd1ba555040f4a6c30ff1dbb8ff642021-11-26T06:58:32ZFeasibility study on characterization of non-Gaussian rough surface by ultrasonic reflection method with the Kirchhoff theory2187-974510.1299/mej.16-00162https://doaj.org/article/b79dd1ba555040f4a6c30ff1dbb8ff642016-07-01T00:00:00Zhttps://www.jstage.jst.go.jp/article/mej/3/6/3_16-00162/_pdf/-char/enhttps://doaj.org/toc/2187-9745The fundamental study on the ultrasonic characterization of non-Gaussian rough surface of a material is carried out. In this study, a theoretical relationship among ultrasonic reflection coefficient at normal incidence, root mean square roughness Rq, and skewness Rsk (which is the measure of symmetrical level of a height distribution) has been derived. In the derivation, a Gaussian curve fitting to the non-Gaussian height distribution of a rough surface is effectively performed so that the Kirchhoff theory of wave scattering from a rough surface can be utilized. In order to verify the validity of the derived relationship, air-coupled ultrasonic pulse-echo measurements with normal incident configuration at center frequency of 0.35 MHz have been conducted to a series of sandpapers having various Rq and Rsk values. From the measured ultrasonic reflection coefficient of each sandpaper, the Rq values of the sandpapers have been estimated from the derived relationship with known values of skewness of the sandpapers and then compared to those measured by a mechanical stylus profiler. It is found that the Rq values estimated by the ultrasonic method and the stylus profiler almost agree with each other. Thus, the validity of the derived theoretical relationship is demonstrated.Muhammad Nur Farhan SANIMANIkuo IHARAThe Japan Society of Mechanical Engineersarticleair-coupled ultrasoundroughnessskewnessnon-gaussian surfacesjohnson distributionMechanical engineering and machineryTJ1-1570ENMechanical Engineering Journal, Vol 3, Iss 6, Pp 16-00162-16-00162 (2016) |
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The fundamental study on the ultrasonic characterization of non-Gaussian rough surface of a material is carried out. In this study, a theoretical relationship among ultrasonic reflection coefficient at normal incidence, root mean square roughness Rq, and skewness Rsk (which is the measure of symmetrical level of a height distribution) has been derived. In the derivation, a Gaussian curve fitting to the non-Gaussian height distribution of a rough surface is effectively performed so that the Kirchhoff theory of wave scattering from a rough surface can be utilized. In order to verify the validity of the derived relationship, air-coupled ultrasonic pulse-echo measurements with normal incident configuration at center frequency of 0.35 MHz have been conducted to a series of sandpapers having various Rq and Rsk values. From the measured ultrasonic reflection coefficient of each sandpaper, the Rq values of the sandpapers have been estimated from the derived relationship with known values of skewness of the sandpapers and then compared to those measured by a mechanical stylus profiler. It is found that the Rq values estimated by the ultrasonic method and the stylus profiler almost agree with each other. Thus, the validity of the derived theoretical relationship is demonstrated. |
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Feasibility study on characterization of non-Gaussian rough surface by ultrasonic reflection method with the Kirchhoff theory |
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Feasibility study on characterization of non-Gaussian rough surface by ultrasonic reflection method with the Kirchhoff theory |
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Feasibility study on characterization of non-Gaussian rough surface by ultrasonic reflection method with the Kirchhoff theory |
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Feasibility study on characterization of non-Gaussian rough surface by ultrasonic reflection method with the Kirchhoff theory |
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Feasibility study on characterization of non-Gaussian rough surface by ultrasonic reflection method with the Kirchhoff theory |
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feasibility study on characterization of non-gaussian rough surface by ultrasonic reflection method with the kirchhoff theory |
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