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UT Testing-Section 2 Physics of Ultrasound

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From the natural frequencies it is possible to calculate specimen-specific<br />

characteristics and assign them to quality attributes, e. g. pass / OK, cracked,<br />

material structure, hardness deviation / partly hardened etc.<br />

Application<br />

Acoustic resonance testing can be applied to all work pieces that "sound".<br />

Summary<br />

Resonance analysis is a qualitative method, i.e. it can differentiate between<br />

defective and non-defective parts, so that it is especially suitable for quality<br />

assurance in the series production cycle. It compares the actual oscillatory<br />

situation with the target one derived from a learning base. This learning base<br />

is established by using defined standard parts. The number <strong>of</strong> self-resonant<br />

frequencies is determined by the geometry <strong>of</strong> the object under test. For<br />

instance a bar has few resonant frequencies, while a complex lattice-type<br />

object has many natural resonances. After a systematic engineering<br />

approach, it is possible to compensate the influence <strong>of</strong> the production scatter.<br />

http://ndttechnologies.com/products/AcousticResonance.html

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