Abstract
Acoustic emission (AE) of fiber break is the sound waves reflecting the stress waves of material during rupturing. It can be employed to evaluate the tensile properties of single fiber during the fiber-bundle tensile test. The key to this technique is to identify AEs of fibers at the break point accurately. However, the severe interference introduced by the background noise and the inter-fiber friction is inevitable. In this paper, a filtering method based on the wavelet de-noising is used to remove the background noise. In order to identify the fiber-broken AEs, a combined parameter that characterizes the amplitude and the density fluctuation along the time axis is proposed. Multiple test results indicate that this parameter can be used to identify wool fiber-broken AEs with accuracy rates higher than 95%.
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