Defect detection in weld zone using ultrasonic non-destructive testing / Muhammad Aiman Ismail

The defects in the materials can be tested by using Non-destructive testing (NDT). NOT is defined as a testing of material, component or assembly by means, which do not affect its ultimate use. One of common methods in NOT is Ultrasonic testing (UT). UT is a non-destructive technique of describin...

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Main Author: Ismail, Muhammad Aiman
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Language:English
Published: Faculty Of Applied Sciences 2017
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Online Access:https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/23800/
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description The defects in the materials can be tested by using Non-destructive testing (NDT). NOT is defined as a testing of material, component or assembly by means, which do not affect its ultimate use. One of common methods in NOT is Ultrasonic testing (UT). UT is a non-destructive technique of describing the depth or interior structure of a test piece with high-frequency sound waves. UT can be utilized for flaw discovery, dimensional estimations and material display. Therefore, by using UT, the defect of the plate can be determined. The defect of Plate No. 14 B was located on the middle of the plate with the depth of half of the thickness, which was 5.1 mm. For plate No.6, the defect was detected from the position 2 by the depth of 5.5 mm as half of the thickness. Thus, the defect was located on the middle of the welded plate. For plate No. 13, the defect was determined from the position 2 by the depth of 7.0 mm as half of the thickness. That is why, the defect was detected at the centre of the welded plate. While, for plate No.1, the probe was moved to position 2 and the defect was obtained at the depth of 1.4 mm and sound path, S of 26.2 mm. Lastly for plate No.2, the probe was moved to position 2 and the defect was obtained at the depth of 5.0 mm and sound path, S of 30.0 mm. In conclusion, the defect present in weld zone on the plate is successfully determined using ultrasonic testing by analyzing graph signal of ultrasonic testing.
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spelling uitm-238002020-04-18T06:26:49Z https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/23800/ Defect detection in weld zone using ultrasonic non-destructive testing / Muhammad Aiman Ismail Ismail, Muhammad Aiman Composite materials Absorption of sound. Propagation of sound The defects in the materials can be tested by using Non-destructive testing (NDT). NOT is defined as a testing of material, component or assembly by means, which do not affect its ultimate use. One of common methods in NOT is Ultrasonic testing (UT). UT is a non-destructive technique of describing the depth or interior structure of a test piece with high-frequency sound waves. UT can be utilized for flaw discovery, dimensional estimations and material display. Therefore, by using UT, the defect of the plate can be determined. The defect of Plate No. 14 B was located on the middle of the plate with the depth of half of the thickness, which was 5.1 mm. For plate No.6, the defect was detected from the position 2 by the depth of 5.5 mm as half of the thickness. Thus, the defect was located on the middle of the welded plate. For plate No. 13, the defect was determined from the position 2 by the depth of 7.0 mm as half of the thickness. That is why, the defect was detected at the centre of the welded plate. While, for plate No.1, the probe was moved to position 2 and the defect was obtained at the depth of 1.4 mm and sound path, S of 26.2 mm. Lastly for plate No.2, the probe was moved to position 2 and the defect was obtained at the depth of 5.0 mm and sound path, S of 30.0 mm. In conclusion, the defect present in weld zone on the plate is successfully determined using ultrasonic testing by analyzing graph signal of ultrasonic testing. Faculty Of Applied Sciences 2017 Student Project NonPeerReviewed text en https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/23800/1/PPb_MUHAMMAD%20AIMAN%20ISMAIL%20AS%20C%2017_5.PDF Ismail, Muhammad Aiman (2017) Defect detection in weld zone using ultrasonic non-destructive testing / Muhammad Aiman Ismail. (2017) [Student Project] <http://terminalib.uitm.edu.my/23800.pdf> (Unpublished)
spellingShingle Composite materials
Absorption of sound. Propagation of sound
Ismail, Muhammad Aiman
Defect detection in weld zone using ultrasonic non-destructive testing / Muhammad Aiman Ismail
title Defect detection in weld zone using ultrasonic non-destructive testing / Muhammad Aiman Ismail
title_full Defect detection in weld zone using ultrasonic non-destructive testing / Muhammad Aiman Ismail
title_fullStr Defect detection in weld zone using ultrasonic non-destructive testing / Muhammad Aiman Ismail
title_full_unstemmed Defect detection in weld zone using ultrasonic non-destructive testing / Muhammad Aiman Ismail
title_short Defect detection in weld zone using ultrasonic non-destructive testing / Muhammad Aiman Ismail
title_sort defect detection in weld zone using ultrasonic non-destructive testing / muhammad aiman ismail
topic Composite materials
Absorption of sound. Propagation of sound
url https://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/23800/