The following image demonstrates Total Focusing Method, or TFM, and the superimposition of a CAD file to ease the inspection diagnostic.
The following image demonstrates Total Focusing Method, or TFM, and the superimposition of a CAD file to ease the inspection diagnostic.dfd
The inspection has been carried using a 5 MHz probe of 64 elements, a pitch of 0.6mm and a wedge of 55° shear waves.
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Topics: Corrosion, Cracks, Aerospace, Casting defects, Composite defects, Energy, Turbines, Rail & Automotive, Bolts & Threads, Power Generation, Tubes, Offshore & Subsea, Vessels, Tanks, Stress Corrosion Cracking, Security & Defense, Maritime & Shipping, Pipelines, Welding Defects, Heavy Industry & Mining, Academic Research & Training, Railroad, Ships, Aircraft & Spacecraft, Offshore
Topics: Phased Array & Conventional Ultrasonics, Turbines, Composite defects, Aerospace
Topics: Aerospace, Energy, Turbines, Rail & Automotive, Bolts & Threads, Power Generation, Tubes, Remote Visual Inspection, Offshore & Subsea, Vessels, Heat Exchangers, Tanks, Security & Defense, Maritime & Shipping, Food & Beverage, Pipelines, Heavy Industry & Mining, Wheels & Axles, Municipal Water & Sewer
