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07164 Practical Considerations for Users of Guided Wave Ultrasonic Testing

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Product Number: 51300-07164-SG
ISBN: 07164 2007 CP
Author: Joseph M. Galbraith and George Williamson
Publication Date: 2007
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Over the last decade, commercialization of Guided Wave Ultrasonic Testing (also referred to as Long Range UT) has provided industry with a powerful new technique for ascertaining the integrity of piping systems. The major advantage of the technique is it's capability to screen inaccessible piping over long distances from a single exposed location. The information developed allows the user to identify the locations in a pipe that have suffered potentially injurious corrosion and gain an understanding of the significance of the damage. Guided Wave Ultrasonic Testing (GWUT) provides this and other advantages when compared to more conventional non-destructive testing (NDT) techniques. As with all NDT techniques, though, GWUT has limitations that must be kept in mind by the user to properly understand and utilize the results. This paper will discuss these advantages and limitations to assist the user in utilizing this impottant inspection technology.
Over the last decade, commercialization of Guided Wave Ultrasonic Testing (also referred to as Long Range UT) has provided industry with a powerful new technique for ascertaining the integrity of piping systems. The major advantage of the technique is it's capability to screen inaccessible piping over long distances from a single exposed location. The information developed allows the user to identify the locations in a pipe that have suffered potentially injurious corrosion and gain an understanding of the significance of the damage. Guided Wave Ultrasonic Testing (GWUT) provides this and other advantages when compared to more conventional non-destructive testing (NDT) techniques. As with all NDT techniques, though, GWUT has limitations that must be kept in mind by the user to properly understand and utilize the results. This paper will discuss these advantages and limitations to assist the user in utilizing this impottant inspection technology.
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