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Acoustic Emission Monitoring and Analysis Procedures Utilized During Deformation Studies on Geologic Materials Pages: 16 Published: Jan 1991
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View License Agreement Source: STP1077-EB Abstract During a recent detailed study, AE signals generated from rock specimens stressed to failure during uniaxial compressive tests were monitored and recorded on a SONY (AV-3650) videocorder. Various AE parameters, including: amplitude, pulse width, ringdown count, rms level, etc…, were then extracted during videocorder playback. The data acquisition and processing techniques used are discussed in this paper. Amplitude distribution analysis was carried out by dividing the AE events into four categories according to their maximum amplitude. This analysis provides a better appreciation of the overall deformation process. Keywords: AE quiescence, amplitude distribution, b-value, dilatancy point, elliptical crack model, event increment rate, geologic materials, inelastic deformation, microfracturing, precursor of failure, rock, stress concentration, total stress-strain curve Paper ID: STP19107S Committee/Subcommittee: E07.04 DOI: 10.1520/STP19107S ASTM International is a member of CrossRef. | ||