Abstract
In this article, three-dimensional Born inverse scattering method is modified to convenient form for a cylindrical specimen that includes three-dimensional defect. One aluminum cylinder with flaw model is prepared and ultrasonic measurements are carried out. The measurement area in the modified methods is restricted in the plane perpendicular to the axis of cylindrical specimen. That’s to say that the method is modified to convenient form to use measured waveforms in the x 1 − x 2 plane. The measured wave data are fed into the inversion method and cross-sectional images are obtained. Then, three-dimensional shape reconstruction of flaw model in aluminum specimen is performed by piling up the cross-sectional images. At the same time, we get the numerical results from all directions by finite element method.
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