2018, 04 April |
DOI: 10.14489/td.2018.04.pp.058-063
Kireev A. N. Abstract. The actual scientific and technical problem of expanding the application area of the two-frequency flaw detection method with manual ultrasonic testing is solved in the article. The two-frequency method of flaw detection makes it possible to determine the shape of the defect (three-dimensional or planar) with ultrasonic inspection of objects having a plane-parallel ultrasonic wave input surface and a bottom surface. The shape is determined by measuring the amplitudes of the echo signals from the defect and amplitudes of the bottom signals at frequencies of the ultrasonic wave of 2.5 and 5.0 MHz, calculating the shape factor, and comparing it with the boundary values, one of which corresponds to an absolutely planar defect, defect. In the case when the shape factor is not more than 30% different from the corresponding boundary value, the defect is considered either plane or, respectively, volumetric. The article shows analytically that the mathematical apparatus of the two-frequency method can also be extended by ultrasonic inspection in the radial direction of cylindrical objects and cylindrical objects with a central hole. The amplitude from the opposite concave cylindrical surface is determined at the location of the amplitude of the bottom signal in a cylindrical object, and the amplitude from the central cylindrical hole in a cylindrical object with a central cylindrical hole. To automate the calculations using the two-frequency method of flaw detection, the software product NDTRT-07.03 was developed. Keywords: nondestructive control, acoustic control, ultrasonic control, echo impulsive method, flaw detection, two frequency method, piezoelectric transformer, defect, coefficient of form.
A. N. Kireev (Public Joint Stock Company “Luganskteplovoz”, Lugansk, Ukraina) E-mail: Данный адрес e-mail защищен от спам-ботов, Вам необходимо включить Javascript для его просмотра.
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