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94 Iustina Elena Rotman et al<br />

This measurement error is due to amplification (61 dB) that distorts the back<br />

wall echo base and to the transducer which is positioned near the edge of the<br />

sample.<br />

3.2. Second case. It may be noted that in this case the effect of divergence<br />

and misinterpretation can be eliminated by positioning the transducer on the<br />

axial direction of the sample. In this manner, the repetition rate of the flaw<br />

(PRF) does not influence the accuracy of the signal and the interpretation is<br />

objective. Bottom echo is very clear. (See fig. 5).<br />

Fig. 5 – Ultrasonic testing display. Fig. 6 – The ultrasonic beam shape .<br />

3.3. Third case. Analyzing the measurements made on both samples we can<br />

conclude that the divergence effect can be eliminated by reducing the repetition<br />

rate of the flaw.<br />

a) b)<br />

Fig. 7 –Ultrasonic testing display:<br />

a) – The parasite echo; b) – The additional echo disappears<br />

As we can see in Fig. 7a), parasites echoes are present and at a PRF9 (See<br />

Fig.7b)) these additional effects disappear. In this kind of situations it is<br />

recommended to get more measurements at a minimum level of PRF.

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