Ultrasonic inspection method for detecting defects in solid obje

Measuring and testing – Vibration – By mechanical waves

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73625, 73628, 73641, 310336, G01N 2910, G01N 2924

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052807240

ABSTRACT:
A non-destructive, non-invasive arrangement is provided for detecting defects, such as voids, or poorly adhering layers in solid objects and laminated materials. A sensing signal is emitted by one transducer and received by two others. All of the sensors are disposed in a housing unit. The difference between the received signals is used to indicate a defect in the work piece proximate one of the transducers.

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