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Elastic Conditioning, Memory and Relaxation Induced by the Presence of Cracks in Concrete
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The presence of damage or cracks modifies the elastic properties of a sample, introducing nonlinear components in the elastic response to an ultrasonic excitation. Among other effects, we discuss here conditioning and memory, i.e. the transition of the sample to a new (non equilibrium) elastic state when perturbed by a strain, even at a relatively low amplitude. A quantification of these phenomena can be the basis for a novel Nondestructive Method to evaluate the integrity of a structural or mechanical component.
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October 2009
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