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Reference Blocks/Field Indicators<br />

Reference block №1 (EN ISO 9934-2)<br />

The reference block is a disc with 2 types of natural cracks on the surface.<br />

Coarse cracks are the result of the polishing, fine cracks are the result of<br />

stress corrosion. The block is permanently magnetized by central<br />

conductor through the hole. Estimation of magnetic particle suspensions is<br />

made by visual or other appropriated method of comparison of the<br />

indications.<br />

Specifications:<br />

Sample diameter: 50 mm<br />

Sample height:<br />

10 mm<br />

The width of cracks: 2-10 µm<br />

Article No. 134.002.002<br />

Reference block №2 (EN ISO 9934-2)<br />

Reference block is a self contained unit requiring no external magnetic field<br />

induction. Used to determine the quality of the magnetic particle<br />

suspensions. The block consists of 2 soft iron bars, separated by a thin<br />

(15µm) Al-foil, representing an artificial defect. Permanent magnets are set<br />

on the sample ends. Because of the permanent magnetic field the bars get<br />

magnetized and magnetic particles accumulate over the artificial defect,<br />

forming indicator lines. The quality of the suspension or dry powder is<br />

estimated over the summarized the length of the lines.<br />

Specifications:<br />

Dimensions (LхWхH):<br />

Tangential component of magnetic field<br />

over the artificial defect at points G (-4):<br />

В (4): 1А/cm<br />

155х40х12 mm<br />

-1А/сm<br />

Article No. 134.002.100<br />

Magnetic field direction<br />

Field Indicator according to Berthold<br />

Designed to determine the strength and direction of the selected<br />

magnetizing setup and the quality of magnetic powder suspension.<br />

Specifications:<br />

Sample diameter: 20 mm<br />

Sample height: 5 mm<br />

Holder length: 95 mm<br />

Weight: 24 g.<br />

Article No. 134.003.000<br />

Magnetic Field Indicator D 250 (ASME-V)<br />

The magnetic field indicator type D 250 is designed in accordance with the<br />

following specification methods of non <strong>destructive</strong> <strong>testing</strong> :<br />

MIL-STD-271 E, § 4.3.2.5.5, figure 8<br />

NAVSHIPS 250-1500-1, § 12.4.1.5, figure 12 – 17<br />

ASME, section V, Art. 25, SA-275, figure 8<br />

The sample is used for localization of magnetic fields and their directions<br />

during performance of magnetic particle <strong>testing</strong>.<br />

Magnetic field direction<br />

Specifications:<br />

Sample diameter: 27 mm<br />

Sample height: 4 mm<br />

Holder length: 100 mm<br />

Weight: 42 g.<br />

Article No. 134.003.100<br />

Ketos Ring (ASTM E 1444-01)<br />

The sample is designed to determine the defectoscope working capacity<br />

and the quality of magnetic powder suspension. The sample represents<br />

itself a 7/8"(22,2mm)-wide disk. Outer diameter 5"(127mm), inner diameter<br />

1,25"(31,75mm) - made from steel AISI 01.<br />

12 holes (diameter 0,07" (1,78mm) are placed on different distances from<br />

the outer cylindrical surface. When current (FWDC or HWDC) is passed<br />

through the central conductor, (conductor diameter 1 3/16 “, conductor<br />

length mustn’t be less then 400mm), waste fields appear, decreasing as<br />

the distance from the hole to the outer cylindrical surface increases. When<br />

the magnetic suspension is applied on the disk, magnetic powder<br />

accumulates over the cylindrical surface holes, forming indicator lines.<br />

The process, corresponding to the recovery of the majority of lines is<br />

accepted as optimal.<br />

Article No. 134.004.000<br />

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