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Issue 01, 04/2005
Krautkramer USM 35X
Operation
In principle, the peak measurement should be preferred
because the measured distances do not depend on the
echo height in that case. However, there are application
cases in which the flank measurement is either specified,
or it must be applied for technical reasons, e.g. in many
tests using dual-element (TR) probes.
A
Attention:
In any case, the adjustment of the measuring point for
calibration and for the subsequent test use
must
al-
ways be identical. Otherwise measurement errors may
occur.
– Select the
TOF
function.
– Use the right-hand rotary knob to select the required
setting.
S-DISP (Zoomed display of reading)
You can have a selected reading zoomed in the A-scan
display. The following readings can be selected for the
zoomed display (in the second column the indication of
the readings in the measurement line):
Sa
Sa
Sound path for gate A
Sb
Sb
Sound path for gate B
Sb-a
ba
Difference of single measurements for
sound path gate B – gate A
Ha %
Ha
Echo height gate A in % screen height
Hb %
Hb
Echo height gate B in % screen height
Ha dB
ha
Echo height gate A in dB
Hb dB
hb
Echo height gate B in dB
R-start
Rs
Range start
R-end
Re
Range end
La
La
Number of legs in gate A
Lb
Lb
Number of legs in gate B
Lc
Lc
Number of legs in gate C
Only for flaw position calculation:
Da
Da
Depth for gate A
Configuring the USM 35X for a test application
5-46
Issue 01, 04/2005
Krautkramer USM 35X
Operation
In principle, the peak measurement should be preferred
because the measured distances do not depend on the
echo height in that case. However, there are application
cases in which the flank measurement is either specified,
or it must be applied for technical reasons, e.g. in many
tests using dual-element (TR) probes.
A
Attention:
In any case, the adjustment of the measuring point for
calibration and for the subsequent test use
must
al-
ways be identical. Otherwise measurement errors may
occur.
– Select the
TOF
function.
– Use the right-hand rotary knob to select the required
setting.
S-DISP (Zoomed display of reading)
You can have a selected reading zoomed in the A-scan
display. The following readings can be selected for the
zoomed display (in the second column the indication of
the readings in the measurement line):
Sa
Sa
Sound path for gate A
Sb
Sb
Sound path for gate B
Sb-a
ba
Difference of single measurements for
sound path gate B – gate A
Ha %
Ha
Echo height gate A in % screen height
Hb %
Hb
Echo height gate B in % screen height
Ha dB
ha
Echo height gate A in dB
Hb dB
hb
Echo height gate B in dB
R-start
Rs
Range start
R-end
Re
Range end
La
La
Number of legs in gate A
Lb
Lb
Number of legs in gate B
Lc
Lc
Number of legs in gate C
Only for flaw position calculation:
Da
Da
Depth for gate A
Configuring the USM 35X for a test application
Summary of Contents for Krautkramer USM 35X
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Page 131: ...Krautkramer USM 35X Issue 01 04 2005 6 1 Documentation 6 Documentation 6 ...
Page 135: ...Krautkramer USM 35X Issue 01 04 2005 7 1 Maintenance and care 7 Maintenance and care 7 ...
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Page 191: ...Krautkramer USM 35X Issue 01 04 2005 10 1 Changes 10 Changes 10 ...
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