Ultrasonic Testing

Nondestructive Testing - Ultrasonic Examination
- Basic principles of sound propagation and reflection in materials
- Basics of ultrasonic testing procedures
- Ultrasonic testing of a steel cylinder in the laboratory
- Ultrasonic testing of wheelset axles in practice
Responsible for this video: Prof. Dr.-Ing. Rainer Schwab, Hochschule Karlsruhe (Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences), Germany

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Now I have a question: Is ultrasonic testing suitable for testing timber or wood composite materials for defects or contamination? I'm looking for ways to detect metallic objects embedded in timber, plywood, MDF etc. Any suggestions would be most welcome.

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Answer to "Now I have a question: Is ultrasonic testing suitable for testing timber or wood composite materials for defects or contamination? I'm looking for ways to detect metallic objects embedded in timber, plywood, MDF etc. Any suggestions would be most welcome." In principle yes, but due to the fiber structure of wood you have to use low frequencies, and that means low resolution (only very large metal lumps can be detected). So practically: no, I'm afraid. Alternatives: X-ray testing works very well, with some restrictions also eddy current testing.

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What is the central frequency of the probe? I'd like to compare it with medical ultrasound, where we use MHz.

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Answer to "What is the central frequency of the probe? I'd like to compare it with medical ultrasound, where we use MHz.": In our experiments we have used a frequency of 4 MHz. In most industrial applications the frequency may vary from 1 to 10 MHz, but could in rare cases be as low as 100 kHz and as high as 100 MHz.

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5:17 Sorry I can't get why the display shows two echoes...what do you mean by double reflection?

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Answer to "Sorry I can't get why the display shows two echoes...what do you mean by double reflection?" The ultrasonic pulse moves down to the defect. It is reflected there and travels back to the top of the cylinder. Here it is reflected again and travels down once more. It is reflected again by the defect and travels upwards. This can happen many times.

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