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Analysis of corrosion damage of steem pipe by acoustic emission: results for a pipe in EBO
Tichavský, Petr
We studied acoustics emission of steem pipes from measurements from EBO. We counted frequency of sudden increases of the acoustics emission, which can be used as indicator of corosion demage of the pipes.
Detection of weak signals in noise
Tichavský, Petr
In this report, a bound on amplitude of impuls signal detection in stationary background noise is computed.\nIt was evaluated for an experiment with acoustic emission from mechanically strained sample.
Analysis of corrosion damage to steam duct through acoustic emission:\ntheoretical starting points and first results
Tichavský, Petr
The report describes the first results of the analysis of the acoustic emission data obtained by measuring the steam pipeline at the Jaslovské Bohunice Atomic Power Plant, which was made for the purpose of investigation of corrosion damage to the pipeline.
Estimation of acoustic wave propagation velocity in a steel sample to monitor creep changes using acoustic emission
Tichavský, Petr ; Slunéčko, T. ; Svobodová, M. ; Chmela, T.
The report describes the measurement of the sound propagation velocity in a sample of material subjected to heat and mechanical stress by means of an acoustic emission.
Sledování creepových změn na tepelně a mechanicky namáhaném vzorku oceli pomocí akustické emise II
Tichavský, Petr
The report describes the data obtained in the heat and mechanical steel specimen experiment to detect creep changes in the material. The acoustic emission was simultaneously recorded from two sensors.
Monitoring of creep changes on heat and mechanical stressed steel samples using acoustic emission
Tichavský, Petr
The report describes the data obtained in the heat and mechanical steel specimen strain experiment to detect creep changes in the material.
Adaptive Blind Separation of Instantaneous Linear Mixtures of Independent Sources
Šembera, Ondřej ; Tichavský, Petr ; Koldovský, Zbyněk
In many applications, there is a need to blindly separate independent sources from their linear instantaneous mixtures while the mixing matrix or source properties are slowly or abruptly changing in time. The easiest way to separate the data is to consider off-line estimation of the model parameters repeatedly in time shifting window. Another popular method is the stochastic natural gradient algorithm, which relies on non-Gaussianity of the separated signals and is adaptive by its nature. In this paper, we propose an adaptive version of two blind source separation algorithms which exploit non-stationarity of the original signals. The results indicate that the proposed algorithms slightly outperform the natural gradient in the trade-off between the algorithm’s ability to quickly adapt to changes in the mixing matrix and the variance of the estimate when the mixing is stationary.

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