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 Career Discussions | |  Massimiliano Pau
Teacher, -
Univ. of Cagliari, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, Italy, Joined Sep 2002,  25  |
Massimiliano Pau
Teacher, -
Univ. of Cagliari, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering,
Italy,
Joined Sep 2002
25
|  07:03 Jul-01-2004
Low frequency Transducers Dear colleagues do you know about some kind of commercial solution (e.g. industrial UT systems or similar) able to generate 20kHz longitudinal stationary waves (pressure at least 15 bar) in a relatively low density medium (such alcohol for example?) Massimiliano
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| | | | James Barshinger
Engineering
General Electric Global Research Center, USA, Joined Aug 2000, 8  |
James Barshinger
Engineering
General Electric Global Research Center,
USA,
Joined Aug 2000
8
| 06:56 Jul-02-2004
Re: Low frequency Transducers I have done some work with low frequency transducers in this frequency range. There are not many traditional NDT vendors that sell this type of equipment. However, I found that there is a substantial selection of sensors available for level sensing and sonar(fish finder) applications. Airmar (www.airmar.com) is a potential supplier. As well as bindicator, which makes level sensing devices. Ultrasonic welding and ultrasonic cleaning suppliers such as Branson or Dukane will also offer transducers in this frequency range. The level sensing devices will be optimized for aircoupled use, but should work at reduced efficiency in liquids. I dont have any feeling as to how any of these transducers will perform with regard to your pressure requirement. Anyway, hope this helps you with your search.-Jim James N Barshinger, Ph.D.
GE Global Research Center
One Research Circle
Niskayuna, NY 12302
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: Dear colleagues
: do you know about some kind of commercial solution (e.g. industrial UT systems or similar) able to generate 20kHz longitudinal stationary waves (pressure at least 15 bar) in a relatively low density medium (such alcohol for example?)
: Massimiliano
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| | | | Sue Bennett
| Sue Bennett
| 01:13 Sep-07-2005
Re: 20 kHz Low frequency Transducers ----------- Start Original Message -----------
: I have done some work with low frequency transducers in this frequency range. There are not many traditional NDT vendors that sell this type of equipment. However, I found that there is a substantial selection of sensors available for level sensing and sonar(fish finder) applications. Airmar (www.airmar.com) is a potential supplier. As well as bindicator, which makes level sensing devices. Ultrasonic welding and ultrasonic cleaning suppliers such as Branson or Dukane will also offer transducers in this frequency range. The level sensing devices will be optimized for aircoupled use, but should work at reduced efficiency in liquids. I dont have any feeling as to how any of these transducers will perform with regard to your pressure requirement. Anyway, hope this helps you with your search.
: -Jim
: James N Barshinger, Ph.D.
: GE Global Research Center
: One Research Circle
: Niskayuna, NY 12302
:
:
: : Dear colleagues
: : do you know about some kind of commercial solution (e.g. industrial UT systems or similar) able to generate 20kHz longitudinal stationary waves (pressure at least 15 bar) in a relatively low density medium (such alcohol for example?)
: : Massimiliano
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Airmar makes a new low frequency transducer in the range of 19.5kHz
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| | | | eduardo moreno
| eduardo moreno
| 00:06 Sep-13-2005
Re: 20 kHz Low frequency Transducers ¿Why stationary waves?. You can make a transducer of 20 KHz with PZT-5. You neeed a correct relation between de diameter and the thickness. The solution is to use a sandwich structure of PZT-5.
Eduardo Moreno, Ph.D.
Ultrasonic Center
ICIMAF
La Habana
Cuba----------- Start Original Message -----------
: : I have done some work with low frequency transducers in this frequency range. There are not many traditional NDT vendors that sell this type of equipment. However, I found that there is a substantial selection of sensors available for level sensing and sonar(fish finder) applications. Airmar (www.airmar.com) is a potential supplier. As well as bindicator, which makes level sensing devices. Ultrasonic welding and ultrasonic cleaning suppliers such as Branson or Dukane will also offer transducers in this frequency range. The level sensing devices will be optimized for aircoupled use, but should work at reduced efficiency in liquids. I dont have any feeling as to how any of these transducers will perform with regard to your pressure requirement. Anyway, hope this helps you with your search.
: : -Jim
: : James N Barshinger, Ph.D.
: : GE Global Research Center
: : One Research Circle
: : Niskayuna, NY 12302
: :
: :
: : : Dear colleagues
: : : do you know about some kind of commercial solution (e.g. industrial UT systems or similar) able to generate 20kHz longitudinal stationary waves (pressure at least 15 bar) in a relatively low density medium (such alcohol for example?)
: : : Massimiliano
: Airmar makes a new low frequency transducer in the range of 19.5kHz
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| | | | S. Eswar Prasad
R & D
Sensor Technology Limited, Canada, Joined Nov 1998, 1 | | 03:49 Sep-13-2005
Re: 20 kHz Low frequency Transducers One can build a 20 kHz transducer using a Langevin or Tonpilz model. The transducer can also withstand pressures of 15 bar if the materials are carefully selected. We have produced these at SensorTech (www.sensortech.ca). Typically a Navy Type II ceramic (abotu 4 washers 1.5" dia, 0.5" inside dia and 0.2" thick are required). You can attach steel tail mass and a aluminum radiating head to produce a 20 kHz unit. For 15 bar use, you may need to package it using syntactic materials into a steel or aluminum housing. Hope this helps.----------- Start Original Message -----------
: ¿Why stationary waves?. You can make a transducer of 20 KHz with PZT-5. You neeed a correct relation between de diameter and the thickness. The solution is to use a sandwich structure of PZT-5.
: Eduardo Moreno, Ph.D.
: Ultrasonic Center
: ICIMAF
: La Habana
: Cuba
: : : I have done some work with low frequency transducers in this frequency range. There are not many traditional NDT vendors that sell this type of equipment. However, I found that there is a substantial selection of sensors available for level sensing and sonar(fish finder) applications. Airmar (www.airmar.com) is a potential supplier. As well as bindicator, which makes level sensing devices. Ultrasonic welding and ultrasonic cleaning suppliers such as Branson or Dukane will also offer transducers in this frequency range. The level sensing devices will be optimized for aircoupled use, but should work at reduced efficiency in liquids. I dont have any feeling as to how any of these transducers will perform with regard to your pressure requirement. Anyway, hope this helps you with your search.
: : : -Jim
: : : James N Barshinger, Ph.D.
: : : GE Global Research Center
: : : One Research Circle
: : : Niskayuna, NY 12302
: : :
: : :
: : : : Dear colleagues
: : : : do you know about some kind of commercial solution (e.g. industrial UT systems or similar) able to generate 20kHz longitudinal stationary waves (pressure at least 15 bar) in a relatively low density medium (such alcohol for example?)
: : : : Massimiliano
: : Airmar makes a new low frequency transducer in the range of 19.5kHz
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