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Modeling of ultrasonic testing has been paid a great attention in nondestructive evaluation community recently since it can provide thorough understanding of underlying physics of ultrasonic testing. As a result, there have been developed various modeling approaches up to now. Especially, many practical models have been developed based on either the multi-Gaussian beam or the Rayleigh-Sommerfeld integral. This paper discusses the modeling of ultrasonic testing with oblique incidence at the near critical angles using these two approaches. The theoretical models that can predict the reflection signals from side drilled cylindrical holes in solid specimen immersed in water are developed. Then, the theoretical predictions for the oblique incidence at the near critical angles are compared to the experiments for the investigation of model behavior.
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