Ultrasonic Inspection Technology Development And Search Unit Design Examples Of Practical Applications Mark V Brookauth by Mark V. Brook(auth.) 9780470874349, 9781118104781, 0470874341, 1118104781 instant download after payment.

Ultrasonic testing is a relatively new branch of science and industry. The development of ultrasonic testing started in the late 1920s. At the beginning, the fundamentals of this method were borrowed from basic physics, geometrical and wave optics, acoustics and seismology. Later it became clear that some of these theories and calculation methods could not always explain the phenomena observed in many specific cases of ultrasonic testing. Without knowing the nuances of the ultrasonic wave propagation in the test object it is impossible to design effective inspection technique and search units for it realization.

This book clarifies the theoretical differences of ultrasonics from the other wave propagation theories presenting both  basics of physics in the wave propagation, elementary mathematic and advanced practical applications.  Almost every specific technique presented in this book is proofed by actual  experimental data and examples of calculations.

Content:
Chapter 1 Introduction (pages 1–12):
Chapter 2 Introduction to Search Unit Design (pages 13–64):
Chapter 3 Single Angle Beam Probe Design (pages 65–76):
Chapter 4 Dual Straight and Angle Beam Probe Design (pages 77–98):
Chapter 5 Multiple Crystal Probe Design (pages 99–110):
Chapter 6 Technique Development and Probe Design for TOFD Method Application (pages 111–134):
Chapter 7 Technique Development and Probe Design for Cylindrical Rod Inspection (pages 135–162):
Chapter 8 Technique Development and Probe Design for Hollow Cylinder Inspection (pages 163–218):
Chapter 9 Technique Development and Focused Probe Design for Immersion Method Inspection (pages 219–235):
Chapter 10 Technique Development and Probe Design for Reactor Pressure Vessel Nozzle Inner Radius Inspection (pages 237–246):
Chapter 11 Search Unit Functioning Test (pages 247–255):