Measuring and testing – Surface and cutting edge testing
Patent
1986-07-14
1988-07-26
Noland, Tom
Measuring and testing
Surface and cutting edge testing
324215, 324216, 252 6252, 25230119, G01B 520, G01B 728, G01N 2784
Patent
active
047592117
ABSTRACT:
The present invention relates to a method for detecting defects in metal structures and welds, especially under-water structures. The method involves applying to the surface of the suspected area of the defective structure a fast curing, cold cure impression material, curing the impression material into a solid cast and lifting off the cured cast as a three dimensional profile of the defect. The impression material may be used in conjunction with a magnetic ink which forms on the defective surface a cluster of magnetic particles, termed "indication", simulating the defect and this "indication" can be lifted off on a cast of the impression material as previously. The preferred impression material is maleinised polybutadiene.
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BP Chemicals Limited
Noland Tom
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