A good introductory book on acoustic emissions?

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For those seeking an introductory book on acoustic emissions, particularly for detecting and classifying tool wear, several recommendations emphasize resources in materials testing. It is suggested to explore college library materials or metallurgy sections, as many texts include relevant chapters on acoustic emissions. Additionally, books that incorporate examples using LabView or MATLAB are preferred for practical application. Engaging with these resources can provide foundational knowledge and practical insights into acoustic emission techniques. Exploring academic texts can enhance understanding of this specialized field.
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I am looking for an introductory book on sensing using acoustic emissions. Specifically, I am hoping to use acoustic emissions signals to detect tool wear (and classify the wear as mild, severe, etc.). Does anyone have a recommendation?

Something with examples using LabView and/or MATLAB would be ideal.
 
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Have you looked in the materials or metallurgy section of your college library?

Many texts covering these subjects contain chapters on acoustic emission, particularly the ones on materials testing.
 

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