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Preparatory Notes for ASNT NDT Level III Examination - Ultrasonic Testing, UT

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(1b) Flaw detection<br />

As in high temperature thickness gaging applications, high temperature flaw<br />

detection most commonly uses dual element or delay line transducers. All<br />

standard Panametrics-<strong>NDT</strong> flaw detection duals offer high temperature<br />

capability. Fingertip, Flush Case, and Extended Range duals whose<br />

frequency is 5 MHz or below may be used up to approximately 425° C or<br />

800° F, and higher frequency duals (7.5 and 10 MHz) may be used up to<br />

approximately 175° C or 350° F. For a full list of transducers in this category,<br />

see this link: Flaw Detection Duals.<br />

All of the Videoscan Replaceable Face Transducers can be used with<br />

appropriate high temperature delay lines in flaw detection applications. The<br />

available delay lines <strong>for</strong> this family of transducers can be used in contact with<br />

surfaces as hot as 480° C or 900° F. For a full list of transducers and delay<br />

lines suitable <strong>for</strong> various maximum temperatures, see this link: Replaceable<br />

Face Transducers.

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