Non-destructive testing of metallic specimens using "B" and "C" scan ultrasonic procedures

In recent years, ultrasonic testing has become very well known within practitioners of Non Destructive Testing. However, there are no recognized standard for weld inspection using “C” Scan equipment. Until today, the varying results obtained from Non Destructive Testing operators worldwide makes it...

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Main Author: Ahmad Nazdri Mos
Other Authors: Wong, Brian Stephen
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-685032023-03-04T18:42:03Z Non-destructive testing of metallic specimens using "B" and "C" scan ultrasonic procedures Ahmad Nazdri Mos Wong, Brian Stephen School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering DRNTU::Engineering In recent years, ultrasonic testing has become very well known within practitioners of Non Destructive Testing. However, there are no recognized standard for weld inspection using “C” Scan equipment. Until today, the varying results obtained from Non Destructive Testing operators worldwide makes it hard to distinguish the different characteristics of every type of defect. Thus, the reliability of its post-analysis and interpretation depended entirely on the expertise of the Non Destructive Examination evaluator. The “A” scan is in fact, a widely used method in the industry due to its simplicity and versatility. Meanwhile, the “C” Scan has always been the less popular choice, due to being mildly complex in nature. Nevertheless, the “C” scan possesses its own hidden advantages that shall be investigated in detail. Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) 2016-05-26T05:20:51Z 2016-05-26T05:20:51Z 2016 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/68503 en Nanyang Technological University 69 p. application/pdf
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Non-destructive testing of metallic specimens using "B" and "C" scan ultrasonic procedures
description In recent years, ultrasonic testing has become very well known within practitioners of Non Destructive Testing. However, there are no recognized standard for weld inspection using “C” Scan equipment. Until today, the varying results obtained from Non Destructive Testing operators worldwide makes it hard to distinguish the different characteristics of every type of defect. Thus, the reliability of its post-analysis and interpretation depended entirely on the expertise of the Non Destructive Examination evaluator. The “A” scan is in fact, a widely used method in the industry due to its simplicity and versatility. Meanwhile, the “C” Scan has always been the less popular choice, due to being mildly complex in nature. Nevertheless, the “C” scan possesses its own hidden advantages that shall be investigated in detail.
author2 Wong, Brian Stephen
author_facet Wong, Brian Stephen
Ahmad Nazdri Mos
format Final Year Project
author Ahmad Nazdri Mos
author_sort Ahmad Nazdri Mos
title Non-destructive testing of metallic specimens using "B" and "C" scan ultrasonic procedures
title_short Non-destructive testing of metallic specimens using "B" and "C" scan ultrasonic procedures
title_full Non-destructive testing of metallic specimens using "B" and "C" scan ultrasonic procedures
title_fullStr Non-destructive testing of metallic specimens using "B" and "C" scan ultrasonic procedures
title_full_unstemmed Non-destructive testing of metallic specimens using "B" and "C" scan ultrasonic procedures
title_sort non-destructive testing of metallic specimens using "b" and "c" scan ultrasonic procedures
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