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As a nondestructive testing (NDT) technology, pulsed thermography (PT) has been widely used in the defect detection of the composite products due to its efficiency and large detection range. To enhance the distinction between defective and defect-free region and eliminate the influence of the measurement noise and nonuniform background of the thermal image generated by PT, a number of thermographic data analysis approaches have been proposed. However, these traditional methods only consider the correlations among the pixel while leave the time series correlations unmodeled. In this paper, a sparse moving window principal component thermography (SMWPCT) method is proposed to incorporate several thermal images using the moving window strategy. Also, the sparse trick is used to provide clearer and more interpretable results because of the structure sparsity. The effectiveness of the method is verified by the defect detection experiment of carbon fiber-reinforced plastic specimens.

Defect Detection in Composite Products Based on Sparse Moving Window Principal Component Thermography