Types of Transducers (2) Flashcards

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Types of Transducer Beams

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  • Straight Beam

- Angle Beam

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Straight Beam

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Longitudinal Waves directly into material at 90°

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Angle Beam

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A longitudinal transducer threaded into a plastic wedge (shoe) to produce the wave at an angle (shear wave)

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4
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Types of Transducer Crystal formation

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  • Single Element

- Dual Element

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5
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Single Element

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One Crystal sends and receives vibrations

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Dual Element

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Two Crystals, one sends vibration, the other receives

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Attachment Lines

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  • Delay Line

- High Temperature

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Delay Line

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Used to move “dead zone” into an area not being inspected (lucite shoe)
- used to test thin materials that need good near-surface resolution

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High Temperature

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Heat-resistant piece used on hot material/in service material
- also acts as a Delay Line

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10
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Transducer Shapes

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  • Contact

- Immersion

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Contact Transducer

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Used a cylindrical lens to match the contour of a part, projecting the vibrations at 90° to the surface
- Used for straight of angle beam inspection

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Immersion Transducer

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Used a spherical lens (focused transducer) to focus or concentrate the vibration at one specific point, improving intensity at that point + near-surface resolution, high sensitivity

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