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Holloway NDT & Engineering Inc.
Добавлен 9 апр 2015
How to Set Up the HydroFORM2 on the Veo3
Say you've got a yellow Lamborghini*, but you've also got a sweet, new model, midnight black HydroFORM2. Can they play nicely together? Of course they can!
*okay, it's mostly black with a yellow accent, but still....
*okay, it's mostly black with a yellow accent, but still....
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HydroFORM Setup on an X3 in 5 Minutes
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HydroFORM setup speedrun... and GO!! (Thanks to Ambient_Nature_Atmosphere for the squirrel)
Paint Marker Comparison
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I spent all of my RUclips earnings (kinda not joking) on Amazon buying paint markers because this one time I got pissed off that my paint marker died and made a quick post on LinkedIn and lots of people made suggestions so I went way too far and tallied the recommendations and then spent lots of money and my wife was like "what?" and I was like "it's for science!" then she rolled her eyes like ...
What's That Weird Thing - Angled Ends on PAUT Cal Blocks
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Chop off what ya don't need.
What's That Weird Thing? Flawtech Flawbars with Ricky Morgan
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Ricky is one of my favourite people. And if you know him, he's probably one of your favourite people too!
Mode Conversion
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If you start in Eminor and then modulate to Gmajor, it's technically a mode conversion even though they both use the same notes. I guess it's about the tonal center? I dunno. On a related note (ba-dum), here's a video about sound you can't hear.
Quick Ones - Bolt Crack TFM
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Let's be honest, the cool thing is the thread reflections.
Shear Wave with Little Probes Equals Rayleigh Waves YUCK!
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This description is shorter than the title.
The Surface Finish of Your Cal Block is Important
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This is a video that I made all by myself. Look at me go!
Corrosion Inspection on Noisy Steel
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What started as a probability of detection video (POD) ended up as a video about a weird, noisy sample piece I got. But heck, noise still abounds and we gotta know how to do something with it.
Receive Filter
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Things that would seem obvious are sometimes not obvious for obvious reasons but those reasons are obvious only after you've discovered that what you thought was obvious was actually not obvious. Obviously.
1MHz in Air
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There are many things I don't know. Like which sock belongs to which kid, what a PRIF vs. a RIF vs. an RRSP means, or the Caramilk secret. And here's something else I didn't know until someone lent me a 1MHz probe.
PAUT Zero Degree Wedge Repeaters (+ Tape?)
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This applies to standard 1D arrays, and not them fancy shmancy DLA corrosion probes where you're doing pitch-catch. We're talking vanilla here, not red velvet. And listen... always wear protection.
Curved Holes in a UT Calibration Block?
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Here's a stab at an answer to a question that single digit numbers of you were dying to know! Now we can all sleep. NDT.net link: www.ndt.net/article/ndtnet/papers/Comparing_Responses_from_Slot_Side-Drilled_Hole_and_Curved_Hole Targets_in_Ultrasonic_Reference_Blocks.pdf
Echo vs Angle
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It's not always the same, and sometimes it's just hard to do. It's just ultrasound, baby! And yeah, I know the overlay detailing the probe pitch is wrong. Should be 0.3mm. Dammit.
Backing Bar Weld and Lack of Root Pen
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Backing Bar Weld and Lack of Root Pen
Photoelastic Imaging of Phased Array Focusing
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Photoelastic Imaging of Phased Array Focusing
Better Geometric Fidelity with PAF Wedges and TFMi
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Better Geometric Fidelity with PAF Wedges and TFMi
Literally been waiting years for this video 🤣🤣 i have the original Hydroform but also use the sonatest wheelprobe
Let me know how it goes, I'm glad it was useful!
Hi Paul, what’s about A/ - B/ mode with corrosion mapping? Did you also make calibration of encoder in hydroform mark 2, pls make video about flexform.
IFT, IFT Culling, good data. 👌
Great👌
Thank you, Paul. This is exactly what I'm doing right now. I have to complete a corrosion mapping next week.
And your results will be the stuff of awesome legend, for sure!
In the old instructions, Olympus would have you build a manual TCG. I assume there are pros and cons to constructing one and not constructing one. Would you happen to have any recommendations as to when to use a TCG and when not to?
I skipped the TCG on this one, as it's not really necessary. It's a nice-to-have, but just to to optimize the appearance of the C-scan for the report. For analysis, you're going to be using soft gain and cursors anyways, and since corrosion is not an amplitude-based inspection, you can skip it.
This is a killer video quickly covering topics such as I/ that otherwise require thousands of hours of Olympus archive videos to uncover. Can Evident just make an encyclopedia of all the hidden secrets you just have to be born knowing? 😂
Thanks for sharing, not seen the new Hydro form in the flesh, can the probe still be manipulated with your fingers with the lock nut loose to cover compound curves like the old one? ATB Dave
Not really, but I know what you mean. It locks in a little differently than the last one. With Gen 1 and the thumb screw, you could kinda turn it half way tight and still wiggle it. This one is a locking mechanism, so it's fully engaged or disengaged.
Thanks Paul, most videos are aimed at the MX2, very good high level overview.
Great, thanks for sharing Paul , another 5 minutes for easy set.
Thanks a lot 🫡
I use the pumper brand name they seem to be the best for us out West.
Thank you for “bettering” the world of NDE!
THANK YOU Paul!! Love the scientific method being put into action with you trying a variety of option$$. And thank your wife too for putting up with our beautiful minds curiosity.
Paul, most part of times, have a proper maker makes the difference!!! NEXT VIDEOS: FLASHLIGHTS , HATS, MASKS, GLOVES....
Should have included those horrible ones you squeeze that have a ball point, I have thrown so many of those over the years! ATB Dave
The struggle is real, the old Nissens were my favorite to bad they are no longer around. Mean Streeks are what I have to use these days
I like using white out pens with UT because it's fairly sharp detail and you can still write on wet metal through all the goop.
My vote-> Sharpie
I like using the Markel Paint-Riter. But I will have to try out the Sharpie paint marker too Thanks Paul!
U could write a small book on markers...some have caps that screw on so u don't drop em, some can have the top put on the other end for safe keeping while others can't. Then of course different materials require different ones. I usually go with the clients markers in those cases. Then of course marker accuracy, some are wide and hard to mark indications while those are good for tons of marking huge areas or alot. Then color choice...some places wants qc to use a color and UT a different one to differentiate. And then of course if ur using water or couplant u need to be able to choose the best one for esch of those environments...so yeah choosing a marker can be quite complicated! 😂 Good video!
Mean Streak is the GOAT but the Sharpie has been growing on me.
Just make sure they are site approved. And don't use them on stainless steel
I attended a SkyGauge demo yesterday, very interesting ATB Dave
great video
doing my 10 year re-certification, so always good to pop in and double check I'm not doing something really dumb, thanks for this vid Paul.
maybe it's time to make a new one for CSA-W59-24.... :)
Is it wrong if You measure between first and second echoes
This is the point of the video, that measuring between consecutive echoes is the *only* way if you want to remove the effects of coating.
@@hollowayndtengineeringinc.5201 ok, I just was wondering, is the same if its first and second or second and thirt echoe. thanks for the video
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that's sound great. thanks so much
Hey Paul, there is alot of confusion on this method in the field that im seeing. you should do a video actually calibrating on a dac curve and showing specifically how to accept/reject to the more sensitive (smaller) IIW hole.
I intend to make a video for the 2024 edition which also adds encoded PAUT in Annex Y. What sort of confusion is the 2018 edition causing? We've received very little interpretation requests.
this video is very helpful. thanks so much
Soon I will be attending lavender down in Houston for their phased array class. Someone was explaining to me that they offer additional tests called QUPA and there were multiple others. The explanation I received from another mentor was that they allow you to perform phased array in different industries like nuclear and petroleum. It’s hard to find information on the ones you need and what you’ll be qualified for once you pass when you don’t know all the acronyms and you don’t know which places accept that certification rather than give you their own test. Additionally, BP whiting Indiana is the most local refinery for me and I know that they require you to pass their specific test in order to perform PAUT in their refinery. But do I also have to pass the api oriented phased array tests that lavender offers and do you happen to know what all those acronyms for these different specific applications are?
The API QUPA is dead as far as I’m concerned. Chevron is not issuing anymore construction drawings require it now that the ASNT ISQ PAUT is out. BP also said they’re going to stop requiring their exam once the ASNT ISQ PAUT came out. Most of the major oil companies contributed to making that test a reality, and it was so they could get away from the API QUPA. Nuclear PDQs are a whole separate ballgame and are EPRI certs, and not the Power Gen EPRI certs either. In the beginning, just worry about going to get your PAUT classroom and start getting your OJT in order. Work on obtaining the ISQ UTT and UTSW first.
UT Encyclopedia.! Keep up great work.
thank you for this videos ,there is a way to inspect corrosion without the contact with the material ??
You could use low frequency eddy current, but it's more of a screening tool.
@@hollowayndtengineeringinc.5201 do you have some documentation or example of that.thanks
Thanks 🙏 From Sarawak-Borneo
dude! are you guys related?
Ha ha, nope! Just birds of a feather!
Goog signal
Hum… I may need to have a chat with someone.
the bars are not available on the website yet? couldn't find em
They will be on the site soon but you can call for a quote if you like.
Two of the nicest and most knowledgeable guys in NDT.
That is awesome!! Thanks for showing this!
Hi Paul, how do you size something assuming it’s in the centre of your weld? This example you just get the top of the indication and subtract from the plate thickness. Do you get a tip diffracted signal from both the top and bottom of the indication? Also do you have any tips for identifying the tip diffracted signal for conventional UT? Thanks
So yeah, a centreline crack or a sidewall lack of fusion. In my latest video I show a SWLOF sizing with the top and bottom diffracted signals. With PAUT it's just so much easier because you see everything all at once. In 2024 here (actually, since the early 2000's) we've been spoiled with PAUT. There are many out there that are so much better than I am at characterization and sizing with conventional. It's trickier and might require switching wedges. But no one should be shamed for using a better tool. Sure, the people that built houses with homemade nails should be commended for their ingenuity. But that doesn't make houses built in 1880 better than today's contruction with modern tools and screws.
@@hollowayndtengineeringinc.5201 hahahah I agree! Thankyou!
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Which software did you use for angle simulation?
I mention it at 2:29. It's BeamTool from Eclipse Scientific
Great video! Show's the undeniable truth: Notches < Holes (notches should be outlawed - aggravating, annoying, mode-converting useless things that they are). lol
tbh, Sonatest makes me crazy during TCG calibration. Gekko is more easy and fast. I love so much your videos Paul.