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K. Zhang et al.
References
1. D. Pavarin, A. Francesconi, R. Destefanis et al., Analysis of transient vibrations on complex
targets representing elementary configurations of Goce satellite. Int. J. Impact Eng. 35(12),
1709–1715 (2008)
2. J.B. Vergniaud, M. Guyot, M. Lambert et al., Structural vibrations induced by Hvi—application
to the Gaïa spacecraft . Int. J. Impact Eng. 35(12), 1836–1843 (2008)
3. G. Parzianello, A. Francesconi, D. Pavarin, An estimation method for the shock response
spectrum propagating into plates subjected to hypervelocity impact. Measurement 43(1), 92–
102 (2010)
4. P. Howell, W. Winfree, K.E. Cramer, Infrared on-orbit inspection of shuttle orbiter reinforced
carbon-carbon using solar heating, in SPIE Optics and Photonics (San Diego CA USA, 2005),
pp. 1–11
5. S. Fukushige, Y. Akahoshi, T. Koura et al., Development of perforation hole detection system
for space debris impact. Int. J. Impact Eng. 33(1–12), 273–284 (2006)
6. E. Soma, K. Maki, T. Takano et al., Study on an impact detection of space debris via microwave.
Jpn. Soc. Aeronaut. Space Sci. 56, 105–109 (2008)
7. W.H. Prosser, M.R. Gorman, H.H.D.Acoustic emission signals in thin plates produced by
impact damage. J. Acoust. Emiss., 17, 29–36 (1999)
8. F. Schäfer, R. Janovsky, Impact sensor network for detection of hypervelocity impacts on
spacecraft . Acta Astronaut. 61(10), 901–911 (2007)
9. D. Aljets, A. Chong, S. Wilcox et al., Acoustic emission source location on large plate-like
structures using a local triangular sensor array. Mech. Syst. Sig. Process. 30, 91–102 (2012)
10. T. Kundu, S. Das, K.V. Jata, Point of impact prediction in isotropic and anisotropic plates from
the acoustic emission data . J. Acoust. Soc. Am. 122, 2057 (2007)
11. T. Kundu, H. Nakatani, N. Takeda, Acoustic source localization in anisotropic plates.
Ultrasonics 52(6), 740–746 (2012)
12. L. Dong, X. Li, G.J. Xie, An analytical solution for acoustic emission source location for known
P wave velocity system. Math. Probl. Eng. (2014)
13. T. Kundu, Acoustic source localization. Ultrasonics 54(1), 25–38 (2014)
14. H. Guan Gongshun, B. Pang, N.G. Cui, Crater distribution on the rear wall of aluminum
dual-sheet structure under hypervelocity normal impact. J. Mech. Eng. 45(3), 246–251 (2009)
15. Q. Tang, B.J. Pang, Z.Y. Han et al.,Analysis of frequency spectrum character of acoustic
emission wave from hypervelocity impact on single-sheet plate, 28(4), 609–611 (2007)
16. B.J. Pang, K. Zhang, M. Lin et al., Characteristic analysis of acoustic emission signals caused
by debris cloud impact. Chin. J. High Pressure Phys. 28(6), 661–670 (2014)
17. K. Zhang, B.J. Pang, M. Lin, Wavelet packet analysis for acoustic emission signals caused by
debris cloud impact. J. Vibr. Shock 31(12), 125–128 (2012)