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FD100 PA 16:64 Metal and composite flaw detection using ultrasound

Flaw Detection

FD100 PA 16:64

Metal and composite flaw detection using ultrasound

  • Compatible with any 64-element linear phased array probe
  • Simple 30 second configuration
  • C-scans can be displayed in amplitude or depth

Applications:

Wheel Probe for Inspecting Composite Materials / C-Scan Corrosion Mapping with a Linear Array Prob / High Speed Inspection of Long Products

Flexible high-tech ultrasonic inspection offering an extremely comprehensive measurement solution
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Compatibility

Proceq offers the possibility to order customized accessories such as probes, wedges and calibration blocks so that our solution is tailor-made to your need.

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Ease of use

Plug-and-play compatibility with a wheel probe for fast and efficient corrosion mapping or large composites inspection.

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Productivity

C-scans can be displayed in amplitude or depth. With merged C-scans, data is displayed for all inspection passes in the same view.

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Software for
Tech Specs
Display
TFT 8.4"
File Size
Up to 3 GB
Report Generation
Customisable pdf report, PNG screen capture, CSV file output option
Encoder
1 or 2 axis (quadrature input)
Languages
English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, Hungarian, Italian, Portuguese, and Japanese
FD100 PA 16:64 Tech Specs
Instrument
Tech Specs
Configuration
2 UT & 1 l-PEX Channels
Transducer Socket
Lemo1 - BCD
I-PEX
Pulse Voltage
25 to 75 V (in 5 V steps)
PRF
1 to 5000 Hz
Gain Range
PA: 76 dB (0.1 dB steps)
Bandwidth
PA: 200 KHz to 14 MHz
UT 200 KHz to 22 MHz
Display
TFT 8.4"
Signal Enhancement
Digital filters, smoothing, contouring, rejection, averaging
Architecture
16 active, multiplexed over 64 channels
Digitizing Frequency
65 MHz
Focal Laws
128
Maximum A Scan Length
4096
Supported Scans
A, B, C, L, S-Scan, Merged, true Top & End
Number of Scans
1 (with up to 3 extracted A scans)
Number of Layouts
35
Measurements
Path length, depth, surface distance, DAC, AWS, DGS, TGS
File Size
Up to 3 GB
Report Generation
Customisable pdf report, PNG screen capture, CSV file output option
Encoder
1 or 2 axis (quadrature input)
Languages
English, German, French, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, Hungarian, Italian, Portuguese, and Japanese
Battery Life
6 Hrs
IP rating
IP66
PDF Version
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Standards & Guidelines

Standards

Russia
  • Arrow, click names to download Standards & Guidelines ГОСТ 14782
  • Arrow, click names to download Standards & Guidelines ГОСТ 55724
  • Arrow, click names to download Standards & Guidelines EN 12668-1
  • Arrow, click names to download Standards & Guidelines ISO 18563-1
FAQ
What is an ultrasonic flaw detector?

An ultrasonic flaw detector is an instrument suitable to perform non-destructive inspection on several types of materials, fields and segments. It is utilized in aerospace, auotmotive, oil & gas and all the other segments...

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What defects can you find with a flaw detector?

A variety of flaws occur in materials and parts either during manufacturing or due to the aging effect in the field and can be found with a flaw detector: Void / Porosity Inclusions Cracks (subsurface or surface) Weld Bond...

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What are the types of NDT?

Many different NDT methods are available in the industry, each of them having its own advantages and limitations, but six of them are most frequently used: ultrasonic testing (UT), radiographic testing (RT),...

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What materials can be tested with ultrasonic testing?

In industrial applications, the majority of materials can be inspected with UT including plastics, composites, and ceramics. The only materials that are not suitable for ultrasonic testing with conventional equipment are...

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What are the disadvantages of phased array testing as compared with conventional UT?

The potential disadvantage of phased array systems is the request for a higher initial investment in terms of instruments and accessories (probes). It is also necessary to invest in training for the operators. However,...

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What does PA UT or PAUT mean?

Phased Array Ultrasonic Testing (PAUT) is an advanced non-destructive examination technique that utilizes a set of ultrasonic testing (UT) probes made up of numerous small elements, each of which is pulsed individually...

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Why use PAUT techologies?

Phased Array Ultrasonic Testing (PAUT) can be used to inspect more complex geometries that are difficult and much slower to inspect with single probes. PAUT can be used to inspect almost any material where traditional UT...

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