Quantitative detection method for local corrosion of metal pipeline
A quantitative detection method and local corrosion technology, which is applied in the analysis of solids using sonic/ultrasonic/infrasonic waves, which can solve the problems of large detection errors, uncertainty of local corrosion distribution of pipelines, and complex local corrosion of pipelines.
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[0025] A quantitative detection method for localized corrosion of metal pipelines, comprising the following steps:
[0026] (1) Rapid corrosion detection of pipelines using ultrasonic guided waves:
[0027] A. Ultrasonic guide wavelength distance detection is 100% detection within the effective range, while conventional thickness measurement is point detection, and the detection coverage is very different.
[0028] B. Ultrasonic guided wave detection of metal loss on the cross section of the pipe is very sensitive.
[0029] C. Limitations of ultrasonic guided wave testing: Guided wave testing is approximate for defect quantification. The parts suspected of local corrosion need to be confirmed by other detection methods.
[0030] Therefore, for the corrosion detection of pipelines, ultrasonic guided waves should be used to scan 100% of the pipe body within the detectable range, and the parts suspected of localized corrosion should be marked.
[0031] (2) Quantitative detecti...
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