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|  Dr.Rajendran
R & D
MEPCO SCHLENK ENGINEERING COLLEGE, India, Joined Nov 2000,  3  |
Dr.Rajendran
R & D
MEPCO SCHLENK ENGINEERING COLLEGE,
India,
Joined Nov 2000
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|  05:57 Nov-06-2000
high temperature ultrasonics materials characterisation
Dear Colleagues,
I would like to know the details of the high temperature experimental setup for ultrasonics materials characterisation.
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| Tom Nelligan
Engineering,
retired, USA, Joined Nov 1998, 390  |
| 06:23 Nov-06-2000
Re: high temperature ultrasonics materials characterisation :
: Dear Colleagues,: I would like to know the details of the high temperature experimental setup for ultrasonics materials characterisation. What is the temperature range over which you wish to work, what types of material are you testing, and what properties do you wish to examine? The answers to those questions will determine what equipment and techniques are appropriate. You can find a basic introduction to ultrasonic material analysis on the Panametrics web site at:
www.panametrics.com/div_ndt/pages/theory/material.shtml --Tom Nelligan
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| M. Kim Johnson
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M. Kim Johnson
| 01:01 Nov-06-2000
Re: high temperature ultrasonics materials characterisation : :
: : Dear Colleagues,: : I would like to know the details of the high temperature experimental setup for ultrasonics materials characterisation. You may wish to consider Resonant Ultrasound Spectroscopy for this application. It has been used succesfully for material characterization up to about 1800° C, although the accuracy decreases as the temperature increases. Please check the web site (http://www.quasarintl.com/ruspec/ruspec.html. We do not build high temperature fixtures, but can provide a description of how to do so or put you in tough with someone who gas built one. M. Kim Johnson
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| Marvin Klein
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Marvin Klein
| 03:40 Nov-07-2000
Re: high temperature ultrasonics materials characterisation :
: Dear Colleagues,: I would like to know the details of the high temperature experimental setup for ultrasonics materials characterisation. If you are working at very high temperatures, laser ultrasonics allows characterization without contacting the sample. One good reference is "Laser Ultrasonics" by C. Scruby and L. Drain. You will also find some useful information on the Lasson web site (www.lasson.com). Marvin Klein
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|  Jan Verkooijen
Director,
Sonovation, Netherlands, Joined Nov 1998, 29 |
| 00:52 Nov-07-2000
Re: high temperature ultrasonics materials characterisation You might be interested to know, that we have just completed a program of work
for detection and sizing of defects in welds at high temperature.
The highest temperature at which we performed an inspection was 400 degrees C
during the actual sitework. The process was fully validated on forehand up
to temperatures of 450 degrees C.
Thicknesses of the material varied from some 100 mm carbon steel to around 220 mm
in various configurations.We will be placing some results on our website (www.sonovation.com) shortly. Jan Verkooijen :
: Dear Colleagues, : I would like to know the details of the high temperature experimental setup for ultrasonics materials characterisation.
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| Dr.V.RAJENDRAN
R & D
MEPCO SCHLENK ENGINEERING COLLEGE, India, Joined Nov 2000, 3 |
Dr.V.RAJENDRAN
R & D
MEPCO SCHLENK ENGINEERING COLLEGE,
India,
Joined Nov 2000
3
| 01:25 Nov-07-2000
Re: high temperature ultrasonics materials characterisation : You might be interested to know, that we have just completed a program of work
: for detection and sizing of defects in welds at high temperature.
: The highest temperature at which we performed an inspection was 400 degrees C
: during the actual sitework. The process was fully validated on forehand up
: to temperatures of 450 degrees C.
: Thicknesses of the material varied from some 100 mm carbon steel to around 220 mm
: in various configurations.: We will be placing some results on our website (www.sonovation.com) shortly. : Jan Verkooijen : :
: : Dear Colleagues, : : I would like to know the details of the high temperature experimental setup for ultrasonics materials characterisation.
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| Dr. V. RAJENDRAN
R & D
MEPCO SCHLENK ENGINEERING COLLEGE, India, Joined Nov 2000, 3 |
| 01:27 Nov-07-2000
Re: high temperature ultrasonics materials characterisation : :
: : Dear Colleagues,: : I would like to know the details of the high temperature experimental setup for ultrasonics materials characterisation. : If you are working at very high temperatures, laser ultrasonics allows characterization without contacting the sample. One good reference is "Laser Ultrasonics" by C. Scruby and L. Drain. You will also find some useful information on the Lasson web site (www.lasson.com). : Marvin Klein
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