Coupling agent for detecting ultrasonic properties of masonry cultural relics
A technology for couplant and cultural relics, which is applied in the direction of material analysis, measuring device, and instrument using sonic/ultrasonic/infrasonic waves. It can solve problems such as couplant residues, and achieve the effects of easy removal, good sound conduction effect, and good water solubility.
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[0020] The content tested in this embodiment is the longitudinal wave velocity of Beijing Fangshan marble. The instrument used is PunditPL-200PE ultrasonic detector made in Switzerland. Spread polyvinyl alcohol liquid glue evenly on the transducer with a frequency of 250kHz, use the transducer to contact the test surface of the marble test block, and use the penetrating through method to test its propagation time. Use a vernier caliper to measure the distance between the centers of the two transducers. After the test, quickly wipe the test surface with a cotton ball soaked in pure water.
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[0022] The content tested in this embodiment is the longitudinal wave velocity from certain sandstone and marble cultural relics in the Old Summer Palace in Beijing. The instrument used in this embodiment is the PunditPL-200PE ultrasonic detector produced in Switzerland. First, use a fine-bristled brush to remove impurities from the cultural relic test points. Then, mark two points with chalk on the artifact as two ultrasonic test points. Next, use a 3D laser scanner to scan the cultural relic, select two ultrasonic test points on the 3D map, and measure the distance between the two points. Finally, apply polyvinyl alcohol liquid glue evenly on the transducer, use the center of the transducer to closely contact the test point marked on the cultural relic, and use the same-side direct wave method to test the longitudinal wave velocity. After the test, quickly wipe the test surface with a cotton ball soaked in pure water.
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