利索-全球专利检索

  1. 登录
  2. 注册

搜索结果

15 条记录 (耗时 0.051 秒)

    Performance Curve Generation For Non-Destructive Testing Sensors
    2.
    发明申请
    Performance Curve Generation For Non-Destructive Testing Sensors 有权
    非破坏性测试传感器的性能曲线生成

    公开(公告)号：US20120271824A1

    公开(公告)日：2012-10-25

    申请号：US13451128

    申请日：2012-04-19

    申请人： Neil J. Goldfine ,  Yanko K. Sheiretov ,  Floyd W. Spencer ,  David A. Jablonski ,  David C. Grundy ,  Darrell E. Schlicker

    发明人： Neil J. Goldfine ,  Yanko K. Sheiretov ,  Floyd W. Spencer ,  David A. Jablonski ,  David C. Grundy ,  Darrell E. Schlicker

    IPC分类号： G01D21/00 ,  G06F17/30 ,  G01N29/34 ,  G06F17/18 ,  G01N27/82

    CPC分类号： G01N27/90 ,  G01M5/0033 ,  G01M5/0091 ,  G01N29/30

    摘要： Methods and apparatus for enhancing performance curve generation, damage monitoring, and improving non-destructive testing performance. Damage standards used for performance curve generation are monitored using a non-destructive testing (NDT) sensor during a damage evolution test performed with the standard. The evolution test may be intermittently paused to permit ground truth data to be collected in addition to the NDT sensor data. A damage evolution model may be used to estimate ground truth data during the intervening periods of the damage evolution test. The NDT sensor data and ground truth data are used to generate performance curves for the NDT system. Multiple sensors may be monitored at multiple locations on the damage standard and multiple damage evolution tests may be performed with multiple damage standards.

    摘要翻译： 用于增强性能曲线生成，损伤监测和改善无损检测性能的方法和装置。 在使用标准执行的损伤演化测试期间，使用非破坏性测试（NDT）传感器监测用于性能曲线生成的损伤标准。 除NDT传感器数据之外，进化测试可以间歇地暂停以允许收集地面真实数据。 损伤演化模型可以用于在损伤演化试验的中间期估计地面真实数据。 NDT传感器数据和地面真值数据用于生成NDT系统的性能曲线。 可以在损伤标准的多个位置监测多个传感器，并且可以用多个损伤标准执行多次损伤演化测试。

    Component adaptive life management
    3.
    发明授权
    Component adaptive life management 有权
    组件适应性生活管理

    公开(公告)号：US08494810B2

    公开(公告)日：2013-07-23

    申请号：US12795538

    申请日：2010-06-07

    申请人： Neil J. Goldfine ,  Yanko K. Sheiretov ,  Andrew P. Washabaugh ,  Vladimir A. Zilberstein ,  David C. Grundy ,  Robert J. Lyons ,  David A. Jablonski ,  Floyd W. Spencer

    发明人： Neil J. Goldfine ,  Yanko K. Sheiretov ,  Andrew P. Washabaugh ,  Vladimir A. Zilberstein ,  David C. Grundy ,  Robert J. Lyons ,  David A. Jablonski ,  Floyd W. Spencer

    IPC分类号： G06F19/00

    CPC分类号： G07C3/00 ,  G01N2203/0212

    摘要： A framework for adaptively managing the life of components. A sensor provides non-destructive test data obtained from inspecting a component. The inspection data may be filtered using reference signatures and by subtracting a baseline. The filtered inspection data and other inspection data for the component is analyzed to locate flaws and estimate the current condition of the component. The current condition may then be used to predict the component's condition at a future time or to predict a future time at which the component's condition will have deteriorated to a certain level. A current condition may be input to a precomputed database to look up the future condition or time. The future condition or time is described by a probability distribution which may be used to assess the risk of component failure. The assessed risk may be used to determine whether the part should continue in service, be replaced or repaired. A hyperlattice database is used with a rapid searching method to estimate at least one material condition and one usage parameter, such as stress level for the component. The hyperlattice is also used to rapidly predict future condition, associated uncertainty and risk of failure.

    摘要翻译： 自适应地管理组件的寿命的框架。 传感器提供从检查组件获得的非破坏性测试数据。 可以使用参考签名和减去基线来过滤检查数据。 分析滤波后的检查数据和其他部件检查数据，以定位缺陷并估计组件的当前状态。 然后可以使用当前条件来预测未来时间的组件状况，或者预测组件的状况将恶化到一定水平的未来时间。 当前条件可以被输入到预先计算的数据库以查找未来的状况或时间。 将来的状况或时间由概率分布描述，可用于评估组件故障的风险。 评估的风险可用于确定部件是否应该继续使用，更换或修理。 使用超晶格数据库与快速搜索方法来估计至少一种材料状况和一种使用参数，例如组件的应力水平。 超晶格也用于快速预测未来状况，相关不确定性和故障风险。

    Component Adaptive Life Management
    4.
    发明申请
    Component Adaptive Life Management 有权
    组件适应性生命管理

    公开(公告)号：US20110060568A1

    公开(公告)日：2011-03-10

    申请号：US12795538

    申请日：2010-06-07

    申请人： Neil J. Goldfine ,  Yanko K. Sheiretov ,  Andrew P. Washabaugh ,  Vladimir A. Zilberstein ,  David C. Grundy ,  Robert J. Lyons ,  David A. Jablonski ,  Floyd W. Spencer

    发明人： Neil J. Goldfine ,  Yanko K. Sheiretov ,  Andrew P. Washabaugh ,  Vladimir A. Zilberstein ,  David C. Grundy ,  Robert J. Lyons ,  David A. Jablonski ,  Floyd W. Spencer

    IPC分类号： G06G7/48 ,  G06F19/00 ,  G06F17/18

    CPC分类号： G07C3/00 ,  G01N2203/0212

    摘要： A framework for adaptively managing the life of components. A sensor provides non-destructive test data obtained from inspecting a component. The inspection data may be filtered using reference signatures and by subtracting a baseline. The filtered inspection data and other inspection data for the component is analyzed to locate flaws and estimate the current condition of the component. The current condition may then be used to predict the component's condition at a future time or to predict a future time at which the component's condition will have deteriorated to a certain level. A current condition may be input to a precomputed database to look up the future condition or time. The future condition or time is described by a probability distribution which may be used to assess the risk of component failure. The assessed risk may be used to determine whether the part should continue in service, be replaced or repaired. A hyperlattice database is used with a rapid searching method to estimate at least one material condition and one usage parameter, such as stress level for the component. The hyperlattice is also used to rapidly predict future condition, associated uncertainty and risk of failure.

    摘要翻译： 自适应地管理组件的寿命的框架。 传感器提供从检查组件获得的非破坏性测试数据。 可以使用参考签名和减去基线来过滤检查数据。 分析滤波后的检查数据和其他部件检查数据，以定位缺陷并估计组件的当前状态。 然后可以使用当前条件来预测未来时间的组件状况，或者预测组件的状况将恶化到一定水平的未来时间。 当前条件可以被输入到预先计算的数据库以查找未来的状况或时间。 将来的状况或时间由概率分布描述，可用于评估组件故障的风险。 评估的风险可用于确定部件是否应该继续使用，更换或修理。 使用超晶格数据库与快速搜索方法来估计至少一种材料状况和一种使用参数，例如组件的应力水平。 超晶格也用于快速预测未来状况，相关不确定性和故障风险。

    Material condition assessment with eddy current sensors
    6.
    发明授权
    Material condition assessment with eddy current sensors 有权
    用涡流传感器进行材料状态评估

    公开(公告)号：US07812601B2

    公开(公告)日：2010-10-12

    申请号：US12484761

    申请日：2009-06-15

    申请人： Neil J. Goldfine ,  Andrew P. Washabaugh ,  Yanko K. Sheiretov ,  Darrell E. Schlicker ,  Robert J. Lyons ,  Mark D. Windoloski ,  Christopher A. Craven ,  Vladimir B. Tsukernik ,  David C. Grundy

    发明人： Neil J. Goldfine ,  Andrew P. Washabaugh ,  Yanko K. Sheiretov ,  Darrell E. Schlicker ,  Robert J. Lyons ,  Mark D. Windoloski ,  Christopher A. Craven ,  Vladimir B. Tsukernik ,  David C. Grundy

    IPC分类号： G01N27/72 ,  G01N27/90

    CPC分类号： G01N27/9046

    摘要： Eddy current sensors and sensor arrays are used for process quality and material condition assessment of conducting materials. In an embodiment, changes in spatially registered high resolution images taken before and after cold work processing reflect the quality of the process, such as intensity and coverage. These images also permit the suppression or removal of local outlier variations. Anisotropy in a material property, such as magnetic permeability or electrical conductivity, can be intentionally introduced and used to assess material condition resulting from an operation, such as a cold work or heat treatment. The anisotropy is determined by sensors that provide directional property measurements. The sensor directionality arises from constructs that use a linear conducting drive segment to impose the magnetic field in a test material. Maintaining the orientation of this drive segment, and associated sense elements, relative to a material edge provides enhanced sensitivity for crack detection at edges.

    摘要翻译： 涡流传感器和传感器阵列用于导电材料的工艺质量和材料状况评估。 在一个实施例中，在冷加工处理之前和之后拍摄的空间注册的高分辨率图像的变化反映了过程的质量，例如强度和覆盖。 这些图像还允许抑制或去除局部异常值变化。 可以有意地引入材料性质的各向异性，例如磁导率或电导率，以用于评估由诸如冷加工或热处理的操作引起的材料状况。 各向异性由提供定向性质测量的传感器确定。 传感器方向性来自使用线性传导驱动段将磁场施加在测试材料中的结构。 维持该驱动段和相关感测元件相对于材料边缘的方向为边缘处的裂纹检测提供了增强的灵敏度。

    Test circuit with sense elements having associated and unassociated primary windings
    7.
    发明授权
    Test circuit with sense elements having associated and unassociated primary windings 有权
    具有感应元件的测试电路具有相关联和未相关的初级绕组

    公开(公告)号：US08222897B2

    公开(公告)日：2012-07-17

    申请号：US12157719

    申请日：2008-06-12

    申请人： Yanko K. Sheiretov ,  Neil J. Goldfine ,  Todd M. Dunford ,  Scott A. Denenberg ,  David C. Grundy ,  Darrell E. Schlicker ,  Andrew P. Washabaugh ,  Karen E. Walrath

    发明人： Yanko K. Sheiretov ,  Neil J. Goldfine ,  Todd M. Dunford ,  Scott A. Denenberg ,  David C. Grundy ,  Darrell E. Schlicker ,  Andrew P. Washabaugh ,  Karen E. Walrath

    IPC分类号： G01R33/12 ,  G01N27/72 ,  G01N27/90 ,  G01B7/24

    CPC分类号： G01L3/105 ,  G01L1/125 ,  G01L1/127 ,  G01L3/102 ,  G01L5/164

    摘要： An apparatus for the nondestructive measurement of materials that includes at least two layers of electrical conductors. Within each layer, a meandering primary winding is used to create a magnetic field for interrogating a test material while sense elements or conducting loops within each meander provide a directional measurement of the test material condition in different orientations without requiring movement of the test circuit or apparatus. In a bidirectional implementation the meanders are oriented 90° apart while in a quadridirectional implementation the meanders are orientated at −45, 0, 45, and 90°. Multidirectional permeability measurements are used to assess the stress or torque on a component. These measurements are combined in a manner that removes temperature effects and hysteresis on the property measurements. This can be accomplished through a correction factor that accounts for the temperature dependence. After the correction, the permeability measurement is then used to assess the local stresses and strains in the material of interest.

    摘要翻译： 一种用于对包括至少两层电导体的材料的非破坏性测量的装置。 在每个层内，使用曲折的初级绕组来产生用于询问测试材料的磁场，同时每个曲折中的感测元件或导电环路以不同方向提供测试材料状况的方向测量，而不需要测试电路或设备的移动 。 在双向实施中，蜿蜒相隔90°，而在四向实施中，蜿蜒方向定位在-45°，0°，45°和90°。 多向磁导率测量用于评估组件上的应力或扭矩。 这些测量结合在一起，可以消除属性测量的温度影响和滞后。 这可以通过考虑温度依赖性的校正因子来实现。 在校正之后，然后使用渗透性测量来评估感兴趣的材料中的局部应力和应变。

    Material Condition Assessment with Eddy Current Sensors
    8.
    发明申请
    Material Condition Assessment with Eddy Current Sensors 有权
    涡流传感器材料条件评估

    公开(公告)号：US20100026285A1

    公开(公告)日：2010-02-04

    申请号：US12484761

    申请日：2009-06-15

    申请人： Neil J. Goldfine ,  Andrew P. Washabaugh ,  Yanko K. Sheiretov ,  Darrell E. Schlicker ,  Robert J. Lyons ,  Mark D. Windoloski ,  Christopher A. Craven ,  Vladimir B. Tsukernik ,  David C. Grundy

    发明人： Neil J. Goldfine ,  Andrew P. Washabaugh ,  Yanko K. Sheiretov ,  Darrell E. Schlicker ,  Robert J. Lyons ,  Mark D. Windoloski ,  Christopher A. Craven ,  Vladimir B. Tsukernik ,  David C. Grundy

    IPC分类号： G01R33/12

    CPC分类号： G01N27/9046

    摘要： Eddy current sensors and sensor arrays are used for process quality and material condition assessment of conducting materials. In an embodiment, changes in spatially registered high resolution images taken before and after cold work processing reflect the quality of the process, such as intensity and coverage. These images also permit the suppression or removal of local outlier variations. Anisotropy in a material property, such as magnetic permeability or electrical conductivity, can be intentionally introduced and used to assess material condition resulting from an operation, such as a cold work or heat treatment. The anisotropy is determined by sensors that provide directional property measurements. The sensor directionality arises from constructs that use a linear conducting drive segment to impose the magnetic field in a test material. Maintaining the orientation of this drive segment, and associated sense elements, relative to a material edge provides enhanced sensitivity for crack detection at edges.

    摘要翻译： 涡流传感器和传感器阵列用于导电材料的工艺质量和材料状况评估。 在一个实施例中，在冷加工处理之前和之后拍摄的空间注册的高分辨率图像的变化反映了过程的质量，例如强度和覆盖。 这些图像还允许抑制或去除局部异常值变化。 可以有意地引入材料性质的各向异性，例如磁导率或电导率，以用于评估由诸如冷加工或热处理之类的操作引起的材料状况。 各向异性由提供定向性质测量的传感器确定。 传感器方向性来自使用线性传导驱动段将磁场施加在测试材料中的结构。 维持该驱动段和相关感测元件相对于材料边缘的方向为边缘处的裂纹检测提供了增强的灵敏度。

    Fastener and fitting based sensing methods
    10.
    发明授权
    Fastener and fitting based sensing methods 有权
    基于紧固件和拟合的感应方法

    公开(公告)号：US07528598B2

    公开(公告)日：2009-05-05

    申请号：US11473297

    申请日：2006-06-22

    申请人： Neil J. Goldfine ,  David C. Grundy ,  Andrew P. Washabaugh ,  Yanko K. Sheiretov ,  Darrell E. Schlicker

    发明人： Neil J. Goldfine ,  David C. Grundy ,  Andrew P. Washabaugh ,  Yanko K. Sheiretov ,  Darrell E. Schlicker

    IPC分类号： G01R33/12 ,  G01R27/26

    CPC分类号： G01N27/82

    摘要： Damage and usage conditions in the vicinity of fasteners in joined structures are nondestructively evaluated using the fasteners themselves. Sensors or sensor conductors are embedded in the fasteners or integrated within the fastener construct, either in the clearance gap between the fastener and the structure material or as an insert inside the shaft or pin of the fastener. The response of the material to an interrogating magnetic or electric field is then measured with drive and sense electrodes both incorporated into the fastener or with either drive or sense electrodes external to the fastener on the material surface. In another configuration, an electric current is applied to one or more fasteners and the electric potential is measured at locations typically between the driven electrodes applying the current. The potential is measured circumferentially around the fastener at locations on the material surface or across pairs of fasteners throughout or along the joint. The voltage or potential measurement electrodes may be collinear with the drive electrodes. State sensitive material layers can be added either to the fastener or the test material layers in order to enhance observability of the test material condition, such as the presence of a crack, mechanical stress, delamination, or disbond.

    摘要翻译： 使用紧固件本身对接合结构中紧固件附近的损坏和使用条件进行非破坏性评估。 传感器或传感器导体嵌入到紧固件中或整合在紧固件结构内，无论是在紧固件和结构材料之间的间隙中，或者作为紧固件的轴或销内的插入件。 然后测量材料对询问磁场或电场的响应，其中驱动和感测电极两者并入到紧固件中，或者与材料表面上的紧固件外部的驱动或感测电极结合。 在另一种配置中，电流被施加到一个或多个紧固件，并且在通常在施加电流的驱动电极之间的位置处测量电位。 在整个或沿着接头的材料表面上或穿过成对的紧固件的位置周围围绕紧固件测量电位。 电压或电位测量电极可与驱动电极共线。 可以将状态敏感材料层添加到紧固件或测试材料层中，以便增强测试材料状况的可观察性，例如存在裂纹，机械应力，分层或脱粘。