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 Technical Discussions | |  Dwight Whitwell
Teacher, -
Amarillo College, USA, Joined Feb 2008,  2  | |  03:20 Feb-15-2008
Automation/Sperry US454 Amarillo College has an Automation US454 c-scan immersion scanner which we would like to upgrade. It seems that paper for the pen recorder is hard to obtain, so we would like to record scans on a PC. Can anyone provide guidance for attaching motion encoders or potentiometers.? We could also use recommendations for PC software. For flaw detectors, we can supply Epoch 2002s with analoge gate output, or newer Krautkramer USM 58 or Panametrics units. Since this is not a corporate sponsored project, we are looking to do this upgrade ourselves, rather than purchasing a commercial solution.
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| | | | Phil Thayer
Sales, -
MISTRAS Products & Systems, USA, Joined Feb 2002, 12 |
Phil Thayer
Sales, -
MISTRAS Products & Systems,
USA,
Joined Feb 2002
12
| 06:53 Feb-16-2008
Re: Automation/Sperry US454 Hello Dwight, NDT-Automation has performed many full digital C-Scan upgrades on AI systems like yours. I
notice you stated you would like to do some of the upgrade yourself? We can assist you. Phil Thayer
NDTA 609-716-4051 ndtautomation.com
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: Amarillo College has an Automation US454 c-scan immersion scanner which we would like to upgrade. It seems that paper for the pen recorder is hard to obtain, so we would like to record scans on a PC. Can anyone provide guidance for attaching motion encoders or potentiometers.? We could also use recommendations for PC software. For flaw detectors, we can supply Epoch 2002s with analoge gate output, or newer Krautkramer USM 58 or Panametrics units. Since this is not a corporate sponsored project, we are looking to do this upgrade ourselves, rather than purchasing a commercial solution.
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| | | |  Joe Buckley
Consultant, ASNT L-III, Honorary Secretary of BINDT
Level X NDT, BINDT, United Kingdom, Joined Oct 1999, 519  |
Joe Buckley
Consultant, ASNT L-III, Honorary Secretary of BINDT
Level X NDT, BINDT,
United Kingdom,
Joined Oct 1999
519
| 03:02 Feb-18-2008
Re: Automation/Sperry US454 I would strongly recommend the Winspect software from UTEX (www.utex.com)We have sold a few of these in the UK, and used it to upgrade an old electro sensitive paper tank of our own.
Assuming the old sperry tank uses stepper motors and the power supply / driver amplifiers (may need some work here on some older systems) are in good shape all you should need is
PC - Dual monitors recoomended Winspect software Motion control card - Galil or similar A/D card - National Instruments recommended.
Any of the Flaw Detectors should work, but all will probably have a fairly slow update rate - Less of an issue if you are not doing 'production' work so can keep the speed down.
When this becomes an issue we'd happily sell you one of our Masterscan Flaw Detectors, which are much faster.. Good luck Joe
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: Amarillo College has an Automation US454 c-scan immersion scanner which we would like to upgrade. It seems that paper for the pen recorder is hard to obtain, so we would like to record scans on a PC. Can anyone provide guidance for attaching motion encoders or potentiometers.? We could also use recommendations for PC software. For flaw detectors, we can supply Epoch 2002s with analoge gate output, or newer Krautkramer USM 58 or Panametrics units. Since this is not a corporate sponsored project, we are looking to do this upgrade ourselves, rather than purchasing a commercial solution.
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