EP1810018A1 - Apparatus for the electromagnetic acoustic material testing and/or thickness measurement on a test object comprising at least electrically conducting and ferromagnetic material portions by means of a test wheel - Google Patents
Apparatus for the electromagnetic acoustic material testing and/or thickness measurement on a test object comprising at least electrically conducting and ferromagnetic material portions by means of a test wheelInfo
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- EP1810018A1 EP1810018A1 EP05810918A EP05810918A EP1810018A1 EP 1810018 A1 EP1810018 A1 EP 1810018A1 EP 05810918 A EP05810918 A EP 05810918A EP 05810918 A EP05810918 A EP 05810918A EP 1810018 A1 EP1810018 A1 EP 1810018A1
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- rolling body
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- G—PHYSICS
- G01—MEASURING; TESTING
- G01N—INVESTIGATING OR ANALYSING MATERIALS BY DETERMINING THEIR CHEMICAL OR PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
- G01N29/00—Investigating or analysing materials by the use of ultrasonic, sonic or infrasonic waves; Visualisation of the interior of objects by transmitting ultrasonic or sonic waves through the object
- G01N29/22—Details, e.g. general constructional or apparatus details
- G01N29/24—Probes
- G01N29/2493—Wheel shaped probes
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- G01N—INVESTIGATING OR ANALYSING MATERIALS BY DETERMINING THEIR CHEMICAL OR PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
- G01N27/00—Investigating or analysing materials by the use of electric, electrochemical, or magnetic means
- G01N27/72—Investigating or analysing materials by the use of electric, electrochemical, or magnetic means by investigating magnetic variables
- G01N27/82—Investigating or analysing materials by the use of electric, electrochemical, or magnetic means by investigating magnetic variables for investigating the presence of flaws
- G01N27/90—Investigating or analysing materials by the use of electric, electrochemical, or magnetic means by investigating magnetic variables for investigating the presence of flaws using eddy currents
- G01N27/9013—Arrangements for scanning
- G01N27/9026—Arrangements for scanning by moving the material
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- G01—MEASURING; TESTING
- G01N—INVESTIGATING OR ANALYSING MATERIALS BY DETERMINING THEIR CHEMICAL OR PHYSICAL PROPERTIES
- G01N29/00—Investigating or analysing materials by the use of ultrasonic, sonic or infrasonic waves; Visualisation of the interior of objects by transmitting ultrasonic or sonic waves through the object
- G01N29/22—Details, e.g. general constructional or apparatus details
- G01N29/24—Probes
- G01N29/2412—Probes using the magnetostrictive properties of the material to be examined, e.g. electromagnetic acoustic transducers [EMAT]
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Definitions
- the invention relates to a device for material testing on a test object having at least electrically conductive and ferromagnetic material portions, which has at least one technical surface, with at least one electromagnetic ultrasonic transducer assembly (EMUS), which provides a permanent or electromagnet assembly and at least one eddy current coil.
- EUS electromagnetic ultrasonic transducer assembly
- Electromagnetic ultrasonic transducers are used in a manner known per se for purposes of non-destructive material testing and measurement of test specimens consisting of electrically conductive materials, which preferably also have ferromagnetic properties.
- two types of electromagnetic ultrasonic transducers can be distinguished, on the one hand those with which the generation of so-called horizontally polarized shear waves is possible, which are able to propagate mainly parallel to the coupling surface within the specimen, and on the other hand US converter for generating so-called freely in the specimen propagating ultrasonic waves, which preferably propagate perpendicular to the coupling surface within the sample body.
- the Excitation of ultrasound waves within a specimen attributable to the occurrence of magnetostriction and Lorenz adopted within the specimen material, which can be generated by the presence of a temporally largely constant magnetic field in superposition with a caused by an alternating electrical current electromagnetic alternating field.
- FIG. 5 a, b A typical structure for exciting ultrasonic waves according to the so-called EMUS principle can be taken from FIG. 5 a, b.
- Common EMUS converters 3 have a permanent magnet 1 and an eddy current coil 2, which are designed for common handling as a unit.
- the eddy current coil 2 is formed as a rectangular or spiral flat coil and attached to a magnetic pole side of the permanent magnet 1, so that the coil 2 is penetrated vertically by a permanent magnetic field.
- the permanent magnetic field is superimposed with an eddy current field caused by the eddy current coil within thetician emotionss, which on the one hand due to the superposition of the magnetic field components of the eddy current field with the perpendicular through the surface of the Magnetostrictive effects are generated on the other hand by the eddy currents induced in the test object, whereby pressure waves normally occurring normal to the test object surface as well as radially polarized shear waves are generated which can propagate in the form of ultrasonic waves within the test object. Both types of waves, i.
- the normal to the test object surface propagating ultrasonic waves as well as the radially polarized shear waves along the Prüêtober Structure propagating ultrasonic waves are suitable according to the prior art for both error checking, such as crack testing within the test object and for Wand37n ⁇ or wall thickness measurement of the test object.
- DE 35 11 076 A1 discloses a test pig for electromagnetic tests on pipe walls made of steel, with which, for example in the context of a non-destructive test, wall weakenings can be examined and detected by rusting on pipeline walls.
- a pig member described in greater detail in the document is provided with uniformly distributed on the circumference of electromagnets, each having two axially aligned measuring heads, a yoke connecting the measuring heads and a magnetizing coil on these measuring heads.
- the field of each electromagnet runs parallel to the pipe center axis.
- an eddy current coil is arranged directly on at least one of the poles or magnetic heads, which is acted upon by strong and very steeply sloping current pulses.
- the pipelines formed as pipelines round seams are provided at the seams of two adjacent pipe sections that exert a shock load on the electromagnetic transducer in a continuous inspection of a passing over the seams with the above-mentioned flirtmolch, which also prevail through the existing existing between the electromagnet and the pipe wall magnetic forces is significantly increased.
- the device has individual permanent magnets which are arranged such that they form a ring with an outer and an inner peripheral edge as ring segments, wherein adjacent permanent magnets on the outer or inner peripheral edge of the ring have different magnetic poles.
- an electrical conductor track of at least one eddy current coil is arranged in several turns.
- the document US 4,898,034 describes an apparatus for material testing of hot materials, such as metals and ceramics, by means of ultrasound.
- An embodiment of the described device is characterized in that a zirconium agent is provided, which is in contact with the hot material to be examined, that there is further provided a liquid coupling medium (borax), which is to be examined with the hot material and Zircon means is in contact, and that an ultrasonic transmitter is provided, which couples ultrasound waves into the hot material to be examined by the means of zirconium and the coupling medium and receives ultrasonic waves from the hot material through the coupling medium and the means of zirconium.
- a zirconium agent is provided, which is in contact with the hot material to be examined, that there is further provided a liquid coupling medium (borax), which is to be examined with the hot material and Zircon means is in contact
- an ultrasonic transmitter is provided, which couples ultrasound waves into the hot material to be examined by the means of zirconium and the coupling medium and receives ultra
- the zirconium agent is designed as a ring with an outer and an inner circumferential edge.
- the outer peripheral edge of the ring is thereby in operation on the unrolling hot material.
- a lever attached to the rotation axis of the zirconia ring keeps the ultrasonic transmitter continuously in the illustrated, vertically downwardly directed position.
- the ultrasonic transmitter together with the eddy current coil attached thereto is pressed against the inner peripheral edge of the ring, which in turn generates frictional wear in the ultrasonic transmitter.
- the invention has the object of providing a device for material testing on an at least electrically conductive and ferromagnetic material components having test objects based on electromagnetic ultrasonic excitation and using an electromagnetic ultrasonic transducer assembly (EMUS), such that care is taken that the generation of eddy currents required eddy current coil should be subject to little or no frictional wear.
- EMUS electromagnetic ultrasonic transducer assembly
- a hitherto known EMUS converter is moved by way of a grinding process over a non-planar surface of a test object, an hitherto known eddy current coil is subject to increased signs of wear due to unevenness on the test object surface, for example due to weld over-elevations.
- the EMUS converter designed in accordance with the solution such surface irregularities are merely rolled over without permanently impairing the eddy current coil.
- Another advantage of the inventive EMUS converter is the possibility of carrying out continuous material tests, as will be described in detail below.
- a device for material testing is characterized by a test object having at least one electrically conductive surface and having at least one technical surface, with at least one electromagnetic ultrasonic transducer arrangement which provides a permanent or electromagnet arrangement and at least one eddy current coil, such that the at least one eddy current coil has at least one electrical conductor arrangement which is arranged on or parallel to a surface region of a rolling body which can be rolled on the technical surface of the test object.
- the rolling body which is preferably designed as a disc, roller, wheel or ball, combined with the permanent or electromagnet arrangement such that both the rolling body, the permanent or electromagnet assembly as well as attached to the rolling body or with the rolling body connected eddy current coil arrangement as to move a uniform hand-to-have unit with respect to the test object.
- Another embodiment provides separate handling of permanent or electromagnet arrangement and the combination of rolling body and eddy current coil. Further details of the preferred embodiments are described below with reference to the figures.
- FIG. 1 Schematintestinine two-sided representation of an EM US converter
- FIG. 2 SchematInstitute two-sided representation of an EM US converter
- Permanent magnet and formed on the peripheral edge of a rolling body in the form of conductor turns eddy current coil
- FIG. 6 + 7 SchematInstitute two-sided representation of an EMUS transducer with electromagnet assembly and separate eddy current coil and Fig. 8 a, b EMUS Wandl ⁇ r according to the prior art.
- FIG. 1 left image representation, the front view is shown in the right image representation of a side view of an inventive EM US converter assembly, which is due to its design principle also referred to as EMUS wheel.
- the EMUS converter arrangement has a rolling body 5, which in the exemplary embodiment is ring-shaped or roller-like and thus hollow on the inside and has an outer peripheral edge 51.
- the rolling body 5 has a central axis of rotation A, around which the rolling body 5 rolls relative to the technical surface 6 of the test object 4.
- an eddy current coil 2 in the manner indicated in FIG. 1, left image representation, wound.
- the eddy current coil 2 consists of a continuous electrical conductor, which is formed into elliptical strip conductor loops, which are offset along the peripheral edge 51 of the rolling body 5 to each other, so that the entire peripheral edge 51 of the rolling body 5 is covered by the loop assembly. It is obvious that when this circuit arrangement is energized, two conductor track sections lying directly next to one another are traversed with opposite current directions.
- an alternative interconnect arrangement 2 ' is shown, which is also to be arranged along the peripheral edge 51 of the rolling body.
- the alternative interconnect arrangement 2 ' is wound in such a way that two conductor track sections extending directly adjacent to the peripheral edge 51 are flowed through in the same direction by the current.
- Such a conductor track arrangement is particularly suitable for an effective ultrasonic wave coupling into the test body 4.
- the illustrated in Figure 1 EM US converter provides for feeding a temporally constant magnetic field in a test specimen before a permanent magnet 7 which is so asymmetrically attached to the rotation axis A rotatably, so that a magnetic pole, preferably the magnetic north pole N at most close to the peripheral edge 51st of the rolling body 5 is arranged.
- a magnetic pole preferably the magnetic north pole N at most close to the peripheral edge 51st of the rolling body 5 is arranged.
- the magnetic north pole N of the permanent magnet 7 is attracted to the ferromagnetic test object 4 and remains due to its rotational mobility about the rotation axis A always facing the test object 4, ie the magnetic north pole is always directed downward.
- the permanent magnet 7 thus generates a magnetic field whose magnetic field lines are always oriented perpendicular to the technical surface 6 of the test object 4.
- eddy current coil arrangement 2 If the eddy current coil arrangement 2 is supplied with current pulses, eddy currents are induced in the test object which interact with the magnetic flux oriented normal to the technical surface 6. Ultrasonic waves with circular polarization within the test object 4, which propagate substantially perpendicular to the technical surface 6 within the test object 4, are generated by means of Lorenz forces that form themselves.
- the vortex coil arrangement 2 also serves as a receiver coil for ultrasound waves reflected back inside the test object 4.
- FIG. 2 a variant of the EMUS converter is shown in FIG. 2, in which the eddy current coil 2 has electrical windings which are respectively arranged around the peripheral edge 51 of the rolling body 5.
- the exact arrangement and design of the track arrangement of the eddy current coil 2 can be seen from Fig. 2, left image representation. 2, ultrasonic waves with linear polarization are excited within the test object 4, which, however, are due to the same excitation principle occurring in the way of Lorentz forces, as in the exemplary embodiment according to FIG.
- the rolling body 5 is in the above two variants, preferably made of a non-metallic material.
- the rolling body 5 made of ferromagnetic and electrically conductive material to manufacture, in this case, however, make sure that the trace arrangement of the eddy current coil 2 is electrically insulated from the roller body 5. It is also expedient, for the further reduction of rolling friction occurring between the rolling body 5 and the technical surface 6, to provide a protective layer (not shown) protecting the eddy current coil arrangement 2.
- FIG. 3 once again shows the front view in the left-hand image representation, and the side view of such an EMUS converter in the right-hand image representation.
- the conductor track arrangement of the eddy current coil 2 is wound around the lateral surface of a cylindrical or rod-shaped permanent magnet 7.
- two disc-like rolling elements 5 are mounted, which consist of ferromagnetic material, preferably of ferro-steel, and project beyond the permanent magnet 7 together with eddy current coil assembly 2 radially to the axis of rotation A.
- the disk-like rolling elements 5 each serve as a magnetic field guiding the yoke, so that the magnetic circuit on the ferromagnetic rolling body 5 and the test object 4 are closed. Due to the magnetic inference a tangential to the technical surface 6 within the test object 4 extending magnetic field is coupled.
- the eddy currents excited by the eddy current coil 2 generate a secondary alternating magnetic field within the test object 4, which superimposes itself with the constant magnetic field of the permanent magnet arrangement.
- the ultrasonic waves are excited by the magnetostrictive effect that develops and, as in the case of the exemplary embodiment according to FIG. 2, have a linear polarization.
- the disk-like rolling bodies 5, the permanent magnet on both sides. 7 Therefore, they have two functions, on the one hand they serve as magnetic yoke, on the other hand allow the ultrasonic transducer rolling along the technical surface 6 of the test object 4, the eddy current coil assembly 2 always occupies a constant distance from the technical surface 6, whereby the conductor track arrangement no subject to mechanical rolling friction wear.
- FIGS. 4 and 5 show two further exemplary embodiments of an EMU converter designed in accordance with the invention, each having two permanent magnets 7, T and one eddy current coil 2, which differ only in the embodiment of the eddy current coil 2.
- the permanent magnets 7, T are fixed with their magnetic north poles of the same name to the ferromagnetic rolling body 5, which is preferably formed in the manner of a ring or wheel.
- the magnetic north poles lying opposite each other mutual displacement of the magnetic field lines takes place in such a way that they couple in via the ferromagnetic annular body of the rolling body 5 perpendicular to the technical surface 6 of the test object 4.
- the ferromagnetic rolling body 5 also serves as a concentrator of the magnetic field through which the magnetic flux at the point of contact between the rolling body 5 and the technical surface 6 concentrated in the test object 4 is coupled. Otherwise, the excitation principle for ultrasonic waves is similar to those according to the embodiments in FIGS. 1 and 2.
- the use of permanent magnets can be dispensed with, as for example in the material testing of metal sheets.
- electromagnets preferably the use of so-called electromagnets.
- the yoke-like design electromagnet assembly 7 has two magnetic poles N, S, which are each for feeding a tangential magnetic field on the technical surface 6 of the test object 4 can be placed.
- N, S the magnetic poles
- a rolling body 5 is provided, on whose peripheral edge a vortex coil arrangement 2 is attached.
- both the electromagnet arrangement 7 and the rolling body 5 are located on a common technical surface 6 of the test object 4.
- the rolling body 5 is located on a top side of the test body 4 facing away from the electromagnet arrangement 7
- the principle of excitation for ultrasonic waves inside the test object 4 is identical to that according to the embodiment in FIG. 3.
- the tangentially extending magnetic field which is fed by the electromagnet 7 into the test object 4, cooperates with the eddy currents or with the alternating magnetic field such that due to the occurrence of magnetostrictive effects linearly polarized ultrasonic waves arise.
- the invention also called EMUS wheel solution is basically suitable for several applications, including a wall thickness measurement and error testing of sheets, rails, pipes and pipelines, and railway wheels, oil tanks or outer walls of ships and other security containers.
- the proposed EMUS converter with locomotion systems for example so-called pig Combine systems that allow the investigation of long-distance pipelines and the like.
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