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    Testing of Anchored Rock Bolt with Ultrasonic Guided Wave

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    Experiments were conducted to study the attenuation properties of ultrasonic guided wave propagating in anchored rock bolts. Results show that concrete as anchored material at different curing time can represent different bonding quality, and attenuation coefficient value of ultrasonic guided wave in anchored bolt increases as the increasing of curing time. At the mean time, the attenuation coefficient value becomes larger when the anchored length of rock bolt increases. So attenuation coefficient value is an efficient tool to evaluate the bonding quality of anchored rock bolt.

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    Testing of Anchored Rock Bolt with Ultrasonic Guided Wave

    New search for: He, Wen
    New search for: Liu, Qing Sheng
    New search for: Huang, Qi Rui

    Experiments were conducted to study the attenuation properties of ultrasonic guided wave propagating in anchored rock bolts. Results show that concrete as anchored material at different curing time can represent different bonding quality, and attenuation coefficient value of ultrasonic guided wave in anchored bolt increases as the increasing of curing time. At the mean time, the attenuation coefficient value becomes larger when the anchored length of rock bolt increases. So attenuation coefficient value is an efficient tool to evaluate the bonding quality of anchored rock bolt.

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    Experiments were conducted to study the attenuation properties of ultrasonic guided wave propagating in anchored rock bolts. Results show that concrete as anchored material at different curing time can represent different bonding quality, and attenuation coefficient value of ultrasonic guided wave in anchored bolt increases as the increasing of curing time. At the mean time, the attenuation coefficient value becomes larger when the anchored length of rock bolt increases. So attenuation coefficient value is an efficient tool to evaluate the bonding quality of anchored rock bolt.

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    Title:

    Testing of Anchored Rock Bolt with Ultrasonic Guided Wave

    Contributors:

    He, Wen / Liu, Qing Sheng / Huang, Qi Rui

    Published in:

    Applied Mechanics and Materials ; 268-270 ; 1615-1618

    Publication date:

    2012-12-27

    Size:

    4 pages

    ISSN:

    1662-7482 , 1660-9336

    DOI:

    https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.268-270.1615

    Type of media:

    Article (Journal)

    Type of material:

    Electronic Resource

    Language:

    English

    Keywords:

    Attenuation Coefficient , Ultrasonic Guided Wave , Anchored Bolt , Reflected Wave

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