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Papers by Vinay Dayal

AIP Conference Proceedings, 2015

Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences, 2006

This paper shows that our proprietary non-destructive inspection method can be used to effectivel... more This paper shows that our proprietary non-destructive inspection method can be used to effectively measure the thermal barrier performance of the thermal barrier coating used to coat gas turbine hot parts by the results of numerical analysis and laboratory experiments.

AIP Conference Proceedings

2021 48th Annual Review of Progress in Quantitative Nondestructive Evaluation, 2021

Coda waves have been shown to be sensitive to lab-controlled defects such as very small holes in ... more Coda waves have been shown to be sensitive to lab-controlled defects such as very small holes in fibrous composite material. In the real world, damages are subtler and more irregular. The main objective of this work is to investigate coda wave capability to detect low-velocity impact damages. The emphasis is to detect the presence of barely visible impact damages using ultrasonic waves. Detection of incipient damage state is important as it will grow over the life of the structure. Differential features, previously used in similar work, have been utilized to detect realistic impact damages on carbon fiber composites. Quasi-isotropic composite laminates were subjected to low-velocity impact energy ranging from 2J to 4.5J. Two differential features reported could be used detect the presence of damage. It is also observed that ply orientation can be a deterministic factor for indicating damages. The size and shape of the impact damage has been characterized using ultrasonic C-scans. Re...

Ultrasonic coda waves have been applied to concrete and metallic specimens to assess damage with ... more Ultrasonic coda waves have been applied to concrete and metallic specimens to assess damage with some success. The capability of coda wave NDE for damage diagnosis in fibrous composite materials has not been widely addressed. One method of interpreting the changes in long, complex signals caused by the introduction or growth of damage is to isolate and quantify the difference between baseline and damage signals. Presented here is an overview of efforts to extend coda wave NDE to Carbon-Fiber Reinforced Polymers (CFRP). Experimental results show that coda wave differential features are effective in detecting drilled holes and discriminating between increasing hole diameter and increasing number of holes. The differential features are shown to have an underlying basis function that is dependent on the hole volume and can be scaled by a material dependent coefficient to estimate the feature amplitude and size holes. Measurements were found to be repeatable and three of the features wer...

Materials evaluation, 2015

2001 Annual Conference Proceedings

AIP Conference Proceedings, 2019

AIP Conference Proceedings, 2004

Buckling of Aluminum Honeycomb Core and Its Effect on Ultrasonic Velocity. [AIP Conference Procee... more Buckling of Aluminum Honeycomb Core and Its Effect on Ultrasonic Velocity. [AIP Conference Proceedings 700, 922 (2004)]. David K. Hsu, Vinay Dayal, Aaron L. Harris, John J. Peters. Abstract. This paper reports an investigation ...

Journal of Construction Engineering and Management, 2004

ABSTRACT Thermoset composites are types of advanced plastics that perform well in high temperatur... more ABSTRACT Thermoset composites are types of advanced plastics that perform well in high temperatures and pressures, can achieve tensile strengths similar to carbon steel, and have suitable electrical resistance properties. Because of these characteristics, engineers are increasing their use in the designs of both mechanical and electrical products, thus increasing the amount of thermoset scrap material sent to landfill sites (estimated to be approximately 1.2 billion kg per year (920,000 t). As a way to reduce the amount of this scrap material taken to landfill sites. possible construction applications are being investigated. Using American Society of Testing and Materials standards, a better understanding of its material properties are being explored, such as strength, density, uniformity, chemical resistance, and impact resistance. One potential application, developed and tested for its suitability as a construction material, was as a flooring substitute for traditional ceramic tile.

Engineering Fracture Mechanics, 1994

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The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1991

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, 1989

Manual on Experimental Methods for Mechanical Testing of Composites

The present study reports the influence of fiber orientation, laminate sequence and fabric type o... more The present study reports the influence of fiber orientation, laminate sequence and fabric type on the inherent nonlinearity of intact carbon fiber/epoxy composites using nonlinear resonant ultrasonic spectroscopy (NRUS) [1-2]. Fiber orientation of the CFRP samples were changed relative to the length of the sample. Since the fundamental flexural mode is excited, the properties of the composite along the length of the sample would influence the nonlinear response [3]. Two hypothesis were developed using the orientation results and theory of interlaminar stress. Additionally four different laminate sequences were also tested to study the influence of laminate sequence on the inherent nonlinear response. Finally the effect of fabric type was investigated by comparing the nonlinearity of woven fabric and continuous fabric [4]. For each case comparisons were made by capturing the frequency shifts, modal damping ratios, and higher harmonics. The hypotheses were tested using the NRUS resul...

Journal of Nondestructive Evaluation

Applied Composite Materials

The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America