Time of Flight Diffraction

About Time of Flight Diffraction

 

Althoughtime-of-flight diffraction can be used for a variety of applications, it isprimarily used for weld testing of circumferential and axial welded joints,also known as perpendicular TOFD scanning. Since the time of introduction ofTOFD, the use of this non destructive testing technique has steadily increased.Manual execution is possible with TOFD, however, it is most commonly performedin combination with a recording device like an encoder or/and a scanner. To achievecertain code compliance, TOFD is sometimes coupled with pulse-echo or phasedarray techniques in order to cover the root and cap regions of the weld.

Product details 

Test Location	Onsite
Usage/Application	Mechanical Engineering
Certification Scheme	Employer Based Certification
Components Of Testing	Butt Welding Joints
Type Of Material	Non-Destructive
Application Type	Mechanical Engineering
Testing Methodology	Ultrasonic Testing
Place Of Testing	Field
Testing Type	Welding Test
Service Type	New Construction and Inspection

 

Versatile Probe Compatibility

Designed to work seamlessly with a variety of TOFD probes, this device offers flexibility for different testing requirements. It adapts easily to changes in application or inspection procedures, accommodating a broad spectrum of industrial needs and ensuring precise results every time.


Advanced Signal Processing

The instrument employs cutting-edge digital signal processing technology for superior accuracy in flaw sizing and detection. With capabilities such as A-Scan and B-Scan imaging, users benefit from highly dependable and detailed assessments, greatly facilitating complex weld inspections and corrosion mapping.


Efficient Data Management and Connectivity

Built-in internal memory coupled with external USB and Ethernet interfaces makes data storage, retrieval, and transfer simple and secure. Combined with robust analysis software for PCs, data interpretation and reporting become streamlinedenabling confident decision-making.