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The document outlines the calibration process for an ultrasonic probe, detailing steps for distance calibration, angle checks, and sensitivity calibration. It includes specific instructions for adjusting the probe angle, velocity, and delay to optimize performance. Additionally, it provides formulas for calculating the distance to reflectors and depth from the test surface using trigonometric principles.

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Shear Calbiration

The document outlines the calibration process for an ultrasonic probe, detailing steps for distance calibration, angle checks, and sensitivity calibration. It includes specific instructions for adjusting the probe angle, velocity, and delay to optimize performance. Additionally, it provides formulas for calculating the distance to reflectors and depth from the test surface using trigonometric principles.

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Shear Calbiration

Setup: V=3230 m/s - Range =250 mm - Probe data


( F, Angle 70, Dimension 8*9)

1- Distance calbiration
Determine X- value
Probe delay

2-Angle check

3- Sensitivity calb.
Step 1: adjust probe angle = 70°

Step 2: adjust velocity


Step 3: put the probe on point (E) in which face of probe to the curve and move it front
and back to get the highest peak to know the location of exit point

Step 4: adjust probe delay to make s.p = 100 mm


Step 6: put the probe on angle scale while probe face guided to plastic hole then move it
front and back to get the highest peak on screen then adjust the angle on the device

Step 7: Make device detect small hole ( T) then raise the gain to 80% .
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Trigonometric Flaw Locating:


▪ Distance to reflector from probe exit point = beam
path X Sin of beam angle
▪ Depth from test surface = beam path X Cos of beam
angle

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Display Probe delay


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▪ Locating the exit point of an angle beam probe:

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▪ Angle probe Range calibration using reflection from


the 100 mm radius:

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▪ 200 mm calibrated screen


▪ Range 200 mm, 1 small scale division 200 / 50 = 4 mm

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