Three-Dimensional Reconstruction of Complex Defects in Thin Steel Strips with the Imaging Method of Magnetic Field Distortion

IF 1 4区材料科学 Q3 MATERIALS SCIENCE, CHARACTERIZATION & TESTING

Research in Nondestructive Evaluation Pub Date : 2021-11-02 DOI:10.1080/09349847.2021.2019357

Hengtao Li, Xiucheng Liu, Jiaying Zhang, Chang-song Wang, Bin Wu, C. He

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ABSTRACT In the study, the three-dimensional (3D) morphology of defects in thin steel strips with a thickness of 0.8 mm was determined with the imaging method of magnetic field distortion (MFD). First, MFD imaging of through-wall defects and wall-thinning defects in the samples collected from inline products was performed in our laboratory. The actual profiles of the defects were measured with a digital microscope. Second, MFD imaging results were compared with the actual shapes of the defects in order to develop a proper 3D reconstruction method of complex defects. Finally, the analysis results demonstrated that the high reconstruction accuracy of opening contours of complex defects could be realized with the carefully selected threshold value of MFD-induced voltage amplitude. The good linear dependency of MFD-induced voltage amplitude on the depth of complex wall-thinning defects was confirmed. Therefore, MFD imaging method is a promising method for accurately reconstructing 3D shape of complex wall-thinning defects in thin steel strips.

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磁场畸变成像法在薄钢带复杂缺陷三维重建中的应用

摘要采用磁场畸变成像(MFD)方法，对厚度为0.8 mm的薄钢带中缺陷的三维形貌进行了研究。首先，在我们的实验室中对从在线产品中收集的样品中的穿壁缺陷和壁薄缺陷进行了MFD成像。用数码显微镜测量了缺陷的实际轮廓。其次，将MFD成像结果与缺陷的实际形状进行比较，以建立适合复杂缺陷的三维重建方法。最后，分析结果表明，精心选择的mfd感应电压幅值阈值可以实现复杂缺陷的高开口轮廓重建精度。验证了mfd诱导电压幅值与复杂壁薄缺陷深度的良好线性关系。因此，MFD成像方法是一种很有前途的方法，可以精确地重建薄钢带中复杂壁薄缺陷的三维形状。

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Research in Nondestructive Evaluation 工程技术-材料科学：表征与测试

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