AEWG-49 will be held U of California at Berkeley June 19-21, 2006 AEWG-50 will be held in 2007 in Lake Tahoe in collaboration with European and Japanese Working Groups
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The technical sessions for the AEWG-46 will be held on Tuesday Aug 5, 2003 (sessions 1-4) and Wednesday Aug 6, 2003 (sessions 5-7, commercial session). Click here for Location of Conference Rooms. Session Contents (July 3rd) to be revised only as necessary PDF with Conference Abstracts posted here Extended Abstracts from Student Entries: Tanaka, Bachani, To (Award Winner) Session 1 Session Chair: David Prine Estimation of Magnitude of AE Events, Maochen Ge, Penn State University Wave
Propagation in Tubing and Waveguide Characteristics, Kanji Ono (UCLA), H. Nishino
(Tohoku University) and H. Cho (Aoyama Gakuin University) Key Differences Between the Acoustic Emission Signals Generated by Monopoles Versus Dipoles, Marvin Hamstad, NIST Boulder and University of Denver AE
Monitoring of the Composite Propellant Tank at Cryogenic Temperature, Yoshihiro
MIZUTANI, Takayuki SHIMODA and Fumio SHIMIZU, National Space Development Agency
of JAPAN Session 2 Session Chair: Hartmut Vallen A Practical Solution for AE Source Location in Anisotropic Plates and Structures, Oh-Yang Kwon (Department of Mechanical Engineering, Inaha University), Jeong-Kon Kim Development of A Classifier to Assist in Detection and Diagnosis of Problem Transformers Using New Acoustic Emission (AE) Technique, Fang Shu (Physical Acoustics Corporation), Arturo Nũnéz (Quality Services Laboratory-Plus), Ronnie K. Miller (PAC) Applications
of wavelet transform for Acoustic Emission Analysis, Yoshihiro MIZUTANI, Mikio
TAKEMOTO (Department of Mechanical Engineering, Aoyama Gakuin University, Jochen
VALLEN (Vallen Systems GmbH), Kanji ONO (Department of Materials Science and
Engineering, UCLA), National Space Development Agency of JAPAN Current
status of the AGU-Vallen Wavelet project and intended future developments,
Jochen VALLEN, Yoshihiro MIZUTANI (National Space Development Agency of JAPAN),
Mikio TAKEMOTO (Department of Mechanical Engineering, Aoyama Gakuin University),
Vallen-Systeme Session 3 Session Chair: Gary Qi Mechanisms of Corrosion Cracking in Concrete by AE and BEM, Masayasu Ohtsu, Uddin Farid, A. K. M, Kumamoto University Acoustic Emission (AE) Source Identification Through Multimodal Analysis, Fang Shu (Physical Acoustics Corporation), Valery F. Godinez-Azcuaga, Richard D. Finlayson Acoustic Emission Detection and Location of High Velocity Foam
Impact, William Processor (NASA
Langley Research Center) Session 4 Session Chair: Marvin Hamstad Monitoring Corrosion Damage in Reinforced Concrete by Acoustic Emission, Masatoshi Tanaka , Masayasu Ohtsu, Graduate School of Science and Technology, Kumamoto University, JAPAN Use Of AE
to Understand A Weldability Test, Sameer Bachani, Jack Devletian, Portland State
University Full Waveform Inversion of the Kinematics of a Simulated Crack Inside an Artificial Rock, Albert To, Steve Glaser, Berkley AEWG-46 Business Meeting AEWG-46 Award's Banquet
Session 5 Session Chair: Mark Carlos Evaluating
the Structural and Mechanical Integrity of Vessels by means of AET, Claudio
Allevato, Napoleon Douglas, Stress Engineering Services Modal Ratios and Leak Detection, Hal Dunegan (DECI) Noise
Localization in Large Moveable Structures Leather Quality Assessment Using Acoustic Emission, Valery F. Godinez-Azcuaga (Physical Acoustics Corporation), Richard D. Finlayson Session 6 Session Chair: William Wood Life Management of Seam Welded Elbows on a Fossil
Hot Reheat Line, Rick Neimann (Portland General Electric), John Rodgers
(Acoustic Emission Consulting) Evaluation of excavation induced microcracks at the underground power plant using AE, Tomoki Shiotani (Research Institute of Technology, Tobishima Corporation). Surface Roughness Measurement System (SRMS), Marco Luzio (Physical Acoustics Corporation), Richard D. Finlayson, Mark Carlos Acoustic Emission Testing of Steel Reinforced Concrete Bridge Girders Subjected to Shear Zone Cracking, Steven Lovejoy, Oregon Department of Transportation Session 7 Session Chair: Masayasu Ohtsu Acoustic Emission Testing Defects Environmentally Assisting Damaging Mechanisms, Claudio Allevato, Napoleon Douglas, Stress Engineering Services AE-UT method designed for the determination of sound velocity in rods., I. Roman, F. Zeides, Graduate School of Applied Science, Hebrew University of Jerusalem Acoustic Emission (AE) Loose Parts Monitoring Application in a Nuclear Power Plant, Mark Carlos (Physical Acoustics Corporation) Using AE Technique to Detect Fatigue Related Damages in Cemented
Total Hip Arthroplasty, Gang Qi (Medical Acoustic Research Laboratory,
Department of Mechanical Engineering, The University of Memphis, Department of
Biomedical Engineering, Joint program of The University of Memphis and
University of Tennessee Health Science Center), Jihui Li (U of Tenn), Stephen
Andrew Whitten (U of Memphis), Marvin Hamstad (U of Denver) Session 8 Session Chair: William Prosser The following presentation will be used to fill in for any papers which cancelled. Otherwise it will be fit in here before the commercial presentations. Results from fatigue testing of ESD Coated Specimens, William Wood, Richard Nordstrom, Portland State University Lab Tour, Portland State Universities Material Research Laboratory
Call for Papers (General Request) The AEWG is inviting
submission of titles and abstracts for the presentations at the meeting and
early registrations. In addition to the program outlined below, since the
meeting is a workshop, time is allocated to impromptu or late submissions at the
meeting. Topics to be discussed at the meeting will cover all the areas of
acoustic emission testing, including:
Diagnostics
Codes and Standards
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