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PAUT on high temperature
PAUT on high temperature
Phased array inspection can be performed on materials at high temperatures, although there are some limitations and considerations to keep in mind.
One of the main challenges of performing phased array inspection at high temperatures is the effect of temperature on the ultrasonic waves being used. At high temperatures, the ultrasonic wave velocity may be affected, leading to errors in the measurements. Additionally, the temperature of the material being inspected can affect the properties of the material itself, such as the attenuation and scattering of the ultrasonic waves.
To overcome these challenges, specialized probes and techniques may be required to ensure accurate and reliable results. For example, the use of cooled probes can help to minimize the effects of temperature on the ultrasonic waves. Additionally, the use of specialized software tools can help to compensate for the effects of temperature on the ultrasonic wave velocity and other material properties.
It is important to carefully evaluate the suitability of phased array inspection for high temperature applications, and to follow proper procedures and use calibrated equipment in order to obtain reliable results.
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