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    • Materials Science
    • Acoustics
    • Non-destructive Testing

    Background:

    • Accurate viscoelastic material characterization is crucial for advanced material design.
    • Existing ultrasonic polar scan (UPS) systems face limitations in data quality and interpretation.
    • Developing portable and high-fidelity measurement systems is an ongoing challenge.

    Purpose of the Study:

    • To propose and evaluate a novel ultrasonic polar scan (UPS) system design for enhanced viscoelastic material characterization.
    • To develop a 3-D analytical model for simulating UPS experiments with the proposed system.
    • To optimize design parameters for improved data acquisition and analysis.

    Main Methods:

    • A novel system combining cylindrically focused emitters and a circular phased array (C-PA) receiver was designed.
    • A 3-D analytical model was developed to simulate UPS experiments.
    • A postprocessing procedure was created to reconstruct angle-dependent plane wave reflection coefficients.
    • Parameter studies were conducted to investigate the influence of C-PA radius, transducer lengths, element pitch, and emitter angular range.

    Main Results:

    • A sufficiently large C-PA radius is essential for capturing reflected fields and accurate reconstruction.
    • Increasing emitter and receiver lengths improves reconstruction quality and C-tensor parameter estimation.
    • Optimizing C-PA element pitch and emitter angular range mitigates aliasing effects.
    • Simulated experiments on a carbon epoxy laminate demonstrated excellent agreement with theoretical results.

    Conclusions:

    • The proposed UPS system design offers improved data quality and ease of interpretation for viscoelastic material characterization.
    • The developed simulation model and postprocessing techniques are effective for optimizing system design and data analysis.
    • This approach provides a robust framework for designing next-generation portable ultrasonic measurement systems.