JPS6410168A - Defect determining method - Google Patents

Defect determining method

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JPS6410168A
JPS6410168A JP62164046A JP16404687A JPS6410168A JP S6410168 A JPS6410168 A JP S6410168A JP 62164046 A JP62164046 A JP 62164046A JP 16404687 A JP16404687 A JP 16404687A JP S6410168 A JPS6410168 A JP S6410168A
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Kazuo Morimoto
Takashi Doi
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Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd
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PURPOSE:To increase the apparent spread of sound and to improve the measurement accuracy of defect side by using an oblique electromagnetic ultrasonic transducer and performing flaw detection while varying a diffraction angle thetavarying the frequency. CONSTITUTION:The oblique electromagnetic ultrasonic transducer (oblique EMAT) 8 is moved to a point (a), and the diffraction angle is varied within a range alpha by varying the frequency to detect a waveform at each frequency. Then the oblique EMAT 8 is moved successively up to a point (b) to gather similar data at respective points. Then values at respective calculation are added repeatedly in the order of (c), (d).... Consequently, the waveforms at the respective points are in phase and equal in peak as to a defect point (p) to obtain a large value, but they cancel one another except at the point (p) and the value becomes small. This processing is performed only within the range where an ultrasonic wave beam is present in consideration of the diffraction angle of the oblique EMAT 8 and the spread of an ultrasonic beam, and the processing range at each point is widened by varying the diffraction angle.
JP62164046A 1987-07-02 1987-07-02 Defect determining method Pending JPS6410168A (en)

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JP2010025555A (en) * 2008-07-15 2010-02-04 Daikure Co Ltd Method and device for measuring wall thickness of high temperature vessel

Cited By (1)

* Cited by examiner, † Cited by third party
Publication number Priority date Publication date Assignee Title
JP2010025555A (en) * 2008-07-15 2010-02-04 Daikure Co Ltd Method and device for measuring wall thickness of high temperature vessel

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