Nondestructive Measurement of Longitudinal Rail Stresses, Application of the Acoustoelastic Effect to Rail Stress Measurement¶
Egle, D. M., & Bray, D. E. (1978). Nondestructive Measurement of Longitudinal Rail Stresses, Application of the Acoustoelastic Effect to Rail Stress Measurement.
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- Acoustoelastic Effect
- Egle and Bray measured different ultrasonic mode responses in rail steel; Larose and Hall measured a response in multiply scattered concrete ultrasound without separating individual P and S arrivals.
This sourceThe printed title uses a colon after “Stresses”; the comma here preserves the full title in the citation binder. Consulted §2 printed pp. 11–14, §3 printed pp. 27–28 and 39–44, and conclusions printed pp. 94–95 for model terms, calibration, temperature, and field inference limits.
- Egle and Bray measured different ultrasonic mode responses in rail steel; Larose and Hall measured a response in multiply scattered concrete ultrasound without separating individual P and S arrivals.
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