Non-Destructive Egg Shell Thickness Measurements Using Ultrasonic Energy

R. W. Gould

doi:10.3382/ps.0511460

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Non-Destructive Egg Shell Thickness Measurements Using Ultrasonic Energy

R. W. Gould

Year: 1972 Journal: Poultry Science Vol: 51 (4)Pages: 1460-1461 Publisher: Elsevier BV

DOI: 10.3382/ps.0511460

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Abstract

Non-destructive thickness measurements have been made on Brown Pelican and chicken egg shells using ultrasonic thickness measurement techniques. Excellent agreement with the standard dial gage micrometer method is obtained.

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Ultrasonic sensor Shell (structure) Materials science Acoustics Composite material Physics

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Animal Nutrition and Physiology

Life Sciences → Agricultural and Biological Sciences → Animal Science and Zoology

Meat and Animal Product Quality

Life Sciences → Agricultural and Biological Sciences → Animal Science and Zoology

Spectroscopy and Chemometric Analyses

Physical Sciences → Chemistry → Analytical Chemistry

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