T-shaped welded joint TOFD detection reference block and detection method
A technology for welding joints and comparison test blocks, which is used in measurement devices, material analysis using sonic/ultrasonic/infrasonic waves, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of poor detection sensitivity, cumbersome detection process, and low detection efficiency, and achieve reliable data. and help, avoid hidden dangers, the effect of high defect detection rate
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[0018] The invention discloses a T-shaped welded joint TOFD detection comparison test block, which has the same structure and thickness as the workpiece to be tested, and is located 4 mm away from the surface of the weld seam on both sides and the connection line of the lower welding toe and the connection line of the lower welding toe of the two sides of the welding seam. A through hole with a diameter of 2mm is opened at the intersection point with the center of the weld, such as image 3 shown. The positions of the through holes are set at the most unfavorable positions for generating diffraction signals.
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[0020] The invention discloses a T-shaped welded joint TOFD detection method based on the T-shaped welded joint TOFD detection comparison test block disclosed in Embodiment 1.
[0021] 1. Before the test, measure the -12dB sound beam spread angle of the combination of the instrument and the probe, and make sure that the probe can completely cover the entire T-shaped welded joint during the test. If not, a probe with a larger refraction angle should be selected.
[0022] 2. Place a probe on both sides of the detection surface (refer to image 3 ), move the probe position so that the beam intersection of the probe pair is located at 2 / 3(t 1 +h+10), where t 1 is the thickness of the wing plate, h is the height of the welding angle, and at the same time, ensure that the distance PCS between the probe pair is 4 / 3(t 1 +h+10)×tanβ, where β is the refraction angle of the probe, and 10 (in mm) represents the width of the heat-affected zone of the weld, such as Figure 4 shown.
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