The Ghost shirt you wore really helped me absorb the subject material Paul!! Folks in the trades have GREAT taste in music. Seriously, thank for the clear comparison of transducer size vs. probability of detection. As a soon to be UT2, this is a valuable lesson!
I wanted to lower the table and show Papa Emeritus' full headshot, but the lights on my table move with it. Oh well, if you know Ghost, you know what he looks like. Awesome band live too!
I remember we faced a lot of noise while mapping the corrosion on tanks using Silverwing's Scorpion 2. If I am not mistaken, the Excel macro report generator they provided had a high/low filter that kept everything tidy. It was ages ago, so I am a bit fuzzy on the details, it might not be related to the video. Paul, you are the gift that keeps giving, as always, thank you for the valuable insights.
Sometimes yes, sometimes no. If you see the macro image, they could be anywhere. For laminations, yes... they're usually "big sheet" reflectors about half way thru
Definitely not. If HIC is suspected for the service of the equipment, then an appropriate inspection technique should be applied. In this case, it's just noisy hot rolled steel.
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The Ghost shirt you wore really helped me absorb the subject material Paul!! Folks in the trades have GREAT taste in music. Seriously, thank for the clear comparison of transducer size vs. probability of detection. As a soon to be UT2, this is a valuable lesson!
I wanted to lower the table and show Papa Emeritus' full headshot, but the lights on my table move with it. Oh well, if you know Ghost, you know what he looks like. Awesome band live too!
Fine job sir. Breaking down the sensitivity aspect between these transducers as it relates to corrosion and similar style indications is well done.
Great video, Paul, as usual.
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I remember we faced a lot of noise while mapping the corrosion on tanks using Silverwing's Scorpion 2. If I am not mistaken, the Excel macro report generator they provided had a high/low filter that kept everything tidy. It was ages ago, so I am a bit fuzzy on the details, it might not be related to the video.
Paul, you are the gift that keeps giving, as always, thank you for the valuable insights.
Could you do a video on erw longitudial seams.
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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
Thank you Paul!
Great video
I would assume that almost all of the plate defects should show up at approximately half the nominal thickness.
Sometimes yes, sometimes no. If you see the macro image, they could be anywhere. For laminations, yes... they're usually "big sheet" reflectors about half way thru
@@hollowayndtengineeringinc.5201 is there a way to tell the difference in laminations and hydrogen blisters or hac?
In this case we asume HIC defect?
Definitely not. If HIC is suspected for the service of the equipment, then an appropriate inspection technique should be applied. In this case, it's just noisy hot rolled steel.