Non-Contact Acoustic Emission Approach for Rail Health Monitoring
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2024-07-01
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Edition:Final Report UNLV-3
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Abstract:Rail defects, whether internal or external, present significant safety risks. Acoustic Emission (AE) technology has emerged as a promising technique for monitoring damage progression and detecting these rail defects. This project addresses this critical concern by testing two different AE detection systems: 1) bone-conduct sensors for contact-based AE detection, and 2) air-coupled optical microphones for non-contact AE detection. The goal of the project is to investigate AE signal propagation using both rail-mounted and vehicle-mounted methods, enhancing our understanding of AE signals in relation to defects and their effectiveness in identifying them.
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