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A Study on an Apparatus for the Metal Material Thickness Measurement in High Temperature by Magnetostrictive Ultrasonic Method
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Ji Yeon Shin (Kyung Hee University) Ting Ting Zhang (Kyung Hee University) Tong In Oh (Kyung Hee University) Soo Woon Park (UMI(Universal Monitoring & Inspection)) Yong Cheol Kim (UMI(Universal Monitoring & Inspection)) Seung Bong Lee (UMI(Universal Monitoring & Inspection)) Kwang Sik Yoon (UMI(Universal Monitoring & Inspection))
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The Institute of Electronics and Information Engineers 대한전자공학회 학술대회 2020 IEIE SUMMER CONFERENCE
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2020.8
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1,076 - 1,079 (4page)

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A Study on an Apparatus for the Metal Material Thickness Measurement in High Temperature by Magnetostrictive Ultrasonic Method
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In vary high temperature conditions a metal material thickness measurement is of importance in the phenomena associated with the nuclear accident, in connection with the demonstration experiments of In-vessel phenomenon. In this case a hemispherical thickness measuring apparatus and method using a magnatostrictive ultrasonic wave that can be suggested to measure for this thickness change in real time as the ultrasonic wave apparatus is secured.

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I. Introduction
II. Apparatus for the Metal Material Thickness Measurement
III. System Setup and Measurement Results
IV. Conclusion and Future Research Directions
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