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    Angle Beam Transducers and wedges are typically used to introduce a refracted shear wave into the test material. An angled sound path allows the sound beam to come in from the side, thereby improving detectability of flaws in and around welded areas. Angle Beam Transducers use refraction to direct ultrasonic waves into test materials at an angle, rather than straight on, in order to better detect flaws near welds.

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    Angle Beam Transducers and wedges are typically used to introduce a refracted shear wave into the test material. An angled sound path allows the sound beam to come in from the side, thereby improving detectability of flaws in and around welded areas. Angle Beam Transducers use refraction to direct ultrasonic waves into test materials at an angle, rather than straight on, in order to better detect flaws near welds.

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    Angle Beam I

    Home - Education Resources - NDT Course Material - Ultrasound


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    Introduction to
    Ultrasonic Testing

    Introduction
    Angle Beams I Basic Principles
    History
    Angle Beam Transducers and wedges are typically used to introduce a refracted shear wave into the Present State
    test material. An angled sound path allows the sound beam to come in from the side, thereby Future Direction
    improving detectability of flaws in and around welded areas.
    Physics of Ultrasound
    Wave Propagation
    Modes of Sound Waves
    Properties of Plane Waves
    Wavelength/Flaw Detection
    Elastic Properties of Solids
    Attenuation
    Acoustic Impedance
    Reflection/Transmission
    Refraction & Snell's Law
    Mode Conversion
    Signal-to-noise Ratio
    Wave Interference

    Equipment &
    Transducers
    Piezoelectric Transducers
    Characteristics of PT
    Radiated Fields
    Transducer Beam Spread
    Transducer Types
    Transducer Testing I
    Transducer Testing II
    Transducer Modeling
    Couplant
    EMATs
    Pulser-Receivers
    Tone Burst Generators
    Function Generators
    Impedance Matching
    Data Presentation
    Error Analysis

    Measurement
    Techniques
    Normal Beam Inspection
    Angle Beams I
    Angle Beams II
    Crack Tip Diffraction
    Automated Scanning
    Velocity Measurements
    Measuring Attenuation

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    Angle Beam I

    Spread Spectrum
    Signal Processing
    Flaw Reconstruction

    Calibration Methods
    Calibration Methods
    DAC Curves
    Curvature Correction
    Thompson-Gray Model
    UTSIM
    Grain Noise Modeling
    References/Standards

    Selected Applications
    Rail Inspection
    Weldments

    Reference Material
    UT Material Properties
    References

    Quizzes

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