Abstract

For a steel billets inspection, we have proposed defect detection and size estimation from time-of-flight (TOF) profile by ultrasonic transmission method with linear scanning. In this method, a defect is detected by deviation of TOF of transmitted wave caused by diffraction at the defect. In addition to defect detection, defect size can be estimated from deviation of TOF because TOF is affected by defect size. However, deviation of TOF is also affected by the depth of the defect, which cannot be precisely estimated only by linear scanning of a pair of transducers. In this study, we propose defect position and size estimation using multiple pairs of transducers and validity of the method was evaluated. By using multiple pairs of transducers, TOF of inclined paths, where transducers is not facing each other are also obtained as well as parallel paths, so that the position of defect can be estimated. As a result, the defect position could be estimated by using two pairs of transducers and defect size could also be estimated correctly compared with conventional linear scanning method.

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