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| Voids, cracks, and delaminations are usually associated with air gaps that reflect ultrasound at frequencies of 10 to 300 MHz rather than allowing its further transmission. They include loosened keel attachments, delaminations and deterioration of the main bulkhead aft of the mast, secondary bonding failures where this bulkhead is tabbed to the hull, elongation of the holes at the attachment of the chain plates to the main bulkhead, cracked welds on rudder attachments and cracks in the mast at the cut out for the halyard sheaves. The damage would be in the form of matrix cracks, fiber disbonds, or delaminations and would manifest itself in an apparent decrease in thermal conductivity. |
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