This paper describes a numerical strategy for the detection of hidden corrosion in an internal, unobservable surface of a material object, whose geometry and material prop- erties are known. Since the corrosion is not directly measurable, it is estimated using a nondestructive infrared thermographic inspection. The a priori knowledge about the material object allows us to use a physical-mathematical model to support the estimate. Given a suitable parametrization of the depth of the real corroded profile, the numeri- cal algorithm performs a nonlinear estimate of the corroded model domain parameters, adopting a predictor-corrector scheme.
Numerical algorithms for an inverse problem of corrosion detection
S Marinetti;
2010
Abstract
This paper describes a numerical strategy for the detection of hidden corrosion in an internal, unobservable surface of a material object, whose geometry and material prop- erties are known. Since the corrosion is not directly measurable, it is estimated using a nondestructive infrared thermographic inspection. The a priori knowledge about the material object allows us to use a physical-mathematical model to support the estimate. Given a suitable parametrization of the depth of the real corroded profile, the numeri- cal algorithm performs a nonlinear estimate of the corroded model domain parameters, adopting a predictor-corrector scheme.I documenti in IRIS sono protetti da copyright e tutti i diritti sono riservati, salvo diversa indicazione.