3.7
OPERATION
OF
B
‐
SCAN
INTERFACE
3.7.1
B
‐
Scan
Display
1)
B‐scan image display
2)
White pointer
3)
Red triangle(displays min thickness)
4)
The thickness value of the pointer position
5)
The minimum thickness range in B‐scan
6)
The maximum thickness value in B‐scan
7)
Erasing the current B‐0scan images and measurements
8)
Enter the numerical measurement interface
9)
Sound velocity
10)
The minimum thickness value on the B‐scan image
11)
Parameter display area
12)
Gain value
3.72
Introduction
to
B
‐
scan
The UTG‐4000 has a time base B‐scan function. By moving the probe across the surface of the
workpiece you can obtain a cross sectional profile of your part. This allows for viewing the contour of
your part.
When you remove the probe from the workpiece, the gauge can obtain the minimum value of the B
scan image and indicate that position with a RED arrow. You can see any point thickness value of the B
scan image by moving the pointer to any position.
