Final aim of this study is to estimate the corrosion-induced wall reduction of the bottom plate in storage tanks from the outside of the tank. We excited strong S 0 -mode Lamb waves by impacting the center of the edge plane of a plate, and monitored both the amplitude and arrival time of the S 0 -mode reflected from artificial slits by a low frequency receiver mounted at the edge plane. The amplitude of reflected S 0 -mode Lamb waves increased proportionally with slit depth. Locations of defects, calculated from the arrival time of reflected S 0 -mode Lamb waves, were estimated as the locations of actual slits with an error below 2%.
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