A full-scale non-blind zone flaw detection device and method for medium and thick plates
A flaw detection device, full-scale technology, used in the analysis of solids using sonic/ultrasonic/infrasonic waves, which can solve problems such as inability to do it and increase process costs
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[0038] according to Figure 3 to Figure 8 A full-scale non-blind zone flaw detection device for medium and thick plates is shown, including a conveying roller table 1, two rows of ultrasonic probes 5, a left water-sealed box 3, a right water-sealed box 4, and a transverse water-sealed box 6. The ultrasonic probes 5 are set Above the conveying roller table 1, two rows of ultrasonic probes 5 are arranged in a staggered manner, and a horizontal water-sealed box 6 is provided below each row of ultrasonic probes 5. There are three water outlet slits on the surface, and the water outlet slits are relatively small. The two ends of the two horizontal water seal boxes 6 are respectively provided with a left water seal box 3 and a right water seal box 4. The left water seal box 3 and the right water seal box The box 4 is respectively externally connected to the coupling water source of the flaw detector. The horizontal water sealing box 6, the left water sealing box 3, and the right wat...
Embodiment 2
[0053] A method for static flaw detection using the above-mentioned full-size non-blind spot flaw detection device for medium and thick plates: comprising the following steps: using the above-mentioned structures of the horizontal water seal box 6, the left water seal box 3, and the right water seal box 4, the two stationary steel plates 2 The side, head, and tail are surrounded, which also plays the role of simulating the expansion steel plate 2 with a water belt, and then adopts a mobile ultrasonic probe 5 for detection without blind spots.
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