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Ultrasonic Testing Calculations

1. The document provides velocity values for longitudinal and shear waves in various materials like steel, perspex, aluminium, water, plastic, lead, copper, nickel, and glass. 2. It then provides 16 problems involving the use of Snell's law to calculate angles of refraction and critical angles when ultrasonic waves pass between two materials. The problems involve materials like steel, aluminium, copper, lead, beryllium, bismuth, and water. 3. The document is demonstrating the application of Snell's law and critical angle calculations for ultrasonic testing of various materials.

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Ultrasonic Testing Calculations

1. The document provides velocity values for longitudinal and shear waves in various materials like steel, perspex, aluminium, water, plastic, lead, copper, nickel, and glass. 2. It then provides 16 problems involving the use of Snell's law to calculate angles of refraction and critical angles when ultrasonic waves pass between two materials. The problems involve materials like steel, aluminium, copper, lead, beryllium, bismuth, and water. 3. The document is demonstrating the application of Snell's law and critical angle calculations for ultrasonic testing of various materials.

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ULTRASONIC TESTING

problems
Useful table(velocity)
Material longitudinal waves shear waves
m/s m/s
Steel 5920 3250
Perspex 2730 1320
Aluminium 6400 3130
Water 1480 -------
Plastic
Lead 2400 790
Copper 4760 2330
Bismuth
Nickel 5480 2990
Glass 5660 3420


1. Calculate the ICA when inspecting 15mm steel ?
The first crical angle means ,my longitudinal waves are at 90:
i.e, at the surface of the material,

By using the snells law,

Sin i
v1
=
Sin r
v2
Sin i
2730
=
Sin 90
5920
Sin 90 x 2730
5920
Sin I =
Sin 90 x 2730
5920
I =
Sin
=27.46:
2. When constructing a 70 probe what is the
projected angle in the probe ?
Given data: r=70:

By using the snells law,

Sin i
v1
=
Sin r
v2
Sin i
2730
=
Sin 70
3250
Sin 90 x 2730
3250
Sin I =
Sin 70 x 2730
3250
I =
Sin
=52.12:
The velocity of first
Medium is always
Longitudinal only
3. Calculate the refracted longitudinal & shear waves.
When inspecting 20mm steel with an angle of 15: ?
Given data: i=15:

By using the snells law,

For longitudinal

Sin i
v1
=
Sin r
v2
Sin15
2730
=
Sinr
5920
Sin 15 x 5920
2730
Sin r =
Sin 15 x 5920
2730
r=
Sin
=34.14:
The velocity of first
Medium is always
Longitudinal only

For shear

Sin i
v1
=
Sin r
v2
Sin15
2730
=
Sinr
3250
Sin 15 x 3250
2730
Sin r =
Sin 15 x 3250
2730
r=
Sin
=17.94:
The velocity of first
Medium is always
Longitudinal only
4.Calculate the refracted longitudinal angle with an
incident angle in 28:?
Given data: i=28:

By using the snells law,

For longitudinal

Sin i
v1
=
Sin r
v2
Sin28
2730
=
Sinr
5920
Sin 28 x 5920
2730
Sin r =
Sin 28 x 5920
2730
r=
Sin
=math error:
The velocity of first
Medium is always
Longitudinal only
=Sin(1.01)
5. Calculate the II CA in aluminium ?
Given data: r=90:

By using the snells law,

Sin i
v1
=
Sin r
v2
Sin i
2730
=
Sin 90
3130
Sin 90 x 2730
3130
Sin I =
Sin 90 x 2730
3130
I =
Sin
=60.71:
The velocity of first
Medium is always
Longitudinal only
6. If a contact angle beams transducers produces a 45:
shear wave in steel. The angle produced by the same transducer
in a aluminium specimen would be?
Velocity of steel is 0.323cm/sec
Velocity of aluminium is 0.310cm/sec


Given data: rst=45:
By using the snells law,
Case1 : interface of Perspex and steel
Sin i
v1
=
Sin r
v2
Sin i
2730
=
Sin 45
3250
The velocity of first
Medium is always
Longitudinal only
Case2 : interface of Perspex and aluminium
Sin i
v1
=
Sin r
v2
Sin i
2730
=
Sin r
3130
Since , LHS are equal
Therefore, RHS are equal
Sin 45
3250
Sin r
=
3130
r= Sin
Sin 45 x 3130
3250
= 42.84:
7. In water immersion test ultrasonic energy is transmitted into
steel at an incident angle of 14: What is the angle of refracted
Shear wave with in the material?
Given data: i=14:
By using the snells law,

Sin i
v1
=
Sin r
v2
Sin14
1480
=
Sin r
3250
Sin 14 x 3250
1480
Sin r =
Sin 14 x 3250
1480
I =
Sin
=32.08:
The velocity of first
Medium is always
Longitudinal only
8. If you are requested to design a plastic shoes to generate
a Raleigh wave in aluminium what would be incident angle
of ultrasonic energy or wave?
Given data: raleigh wave means ,shear waves at 90:
i.e, r=90:
By using the snells law,

Sin i
v1
=
Sin r
v2
Sini
2730
=
Sin 90
3130
Sin 90 x 3130
2730
Sin i=
Sin 90 x 3130
2730
I =
Sin
=math error
The velocity of first
Medium is always
Longitudinal only
9. Compute the lambda of ultrasonic wave in lead (pb) at 1MHz

Given data: f=1MHz, vel of lead =24000000 mm/sec

= velocity/ freq

=2400000/1000000

= 2.4mm

10. When inspecting aluminium by immersion method using
water for a cup line at an incident angle 5:. Then the angle
of refracted of longitudinal wave?
Given data: incident angle=5:
longitudinal wave in aluminium
By using the snells law,

Sin i
v1
=
Sin r
v2
Sin5
1480
=
Sin r
6400
Sin 5 x 6400
1480
Sin r =
Sin 5 x 6400
1480
I =
Sin
=22.14:
The velocity of first
Medium is always
Longitudinal only
11. When inspecting aluminium 1.5mm defect is obtained
what is frequency of the probe?

Given data: defect size=1.5mm

/2= 1.5

=3

f=vel/

f= 6400000/3 = 2133333.33 Hz

f= 2.13 MHz

12. In immersion testing the refracted angle of aluminium 50:
obtained what will be the lead refracted angle?


Given data: ral=50:
By using the snells law,
Case1 : interface of water and aluminium
Sin i
v1
=
Sin r
v2
Sin i
1480
=
Sin 50
3130
The velocity of first
Medium is always
Longitudinal only
Case2 : interface of water and lead
Sin i
v1
=
Sin r
v2
Sin i
1480
=
Sin r
790
Since , LHS are equal
Therefore, RHS are equal
Sin 50
3130
Sin r
=
790
r= Sin
Sin 50 x 790
3130
= 11.14:
13. Calculate refracted angle of longitudinal in beryllium at
incident angle is 3: copper?
Given data: i=3:
Take ,Copper beryllium interface
By using the snells law,

Sin i
v1
=
Sin r
v2
Sin 3
4760
=
Sin r
12890
Sin 3 x 12890
4760
Sin r=
Sin 3x 12890
4760
I =
Sin
=8.14:
The velocity of first
Medium is always
Longitudinal only
14. Calculate the ICA and IICA of aluminium, steel and copper ?
The first crical angle means ,my longitudinal waves are at 90:
Second critical angle means, shear waves at 90:
i.e, at the surface of the material,
By using the snells law,
Case 1 : al
Lonitudinal shear

Sin i
v1
=
Sin r
v2
Sin i
2730
=
Sin 90
6400
Sin 90 x 2730
6400
Sin I =
Sin 90 x 2730
6400
I =
Sin
=25.24:
Sin i
v1
=
Sin r
v2
Sin i
2730
=
Sin 90
3130
Sin 90 x 2730
3130
Sin I =
Sin 90 x 2730
3130
I =
Sin
=60.71:
Case2 : steel
Lonitudinal shear

Sin i
v1
=
Sin r
v2
Sin i
2730
=
Sin 90
5920
Sin 90 x 2730
5920
Sin I =
Sin 90 x 2730
5920
I =
Sin
=27.46:
Sin i
v1
=
Sin r
v2
Sin i
2730
=
Sin 90
3250
Sin 90 x 2730
3250
Sin I =
Sin 90 x 2730
3250
I =
Sin
=57.14:
Case3 : copper
Lonitudinal shear

Sin i
v1
=
Sin r
v2
Sin i
2730
=
Sin 90
4730
Sin 90 x 2730
4730
Sin I =
Sin 90 x 2730
4730
I =
Sin
=35.25:
Sin i
v1
=
Sin r
v2
Sin i
2730
=
Sin 90
2330
Sin 90 x 2730
2330
Sin I =
Sin 90 x 2730
2330
I =
Sin
=math
error
15. When inspecting a steel absorbed an angle 65: what would be
the angle in copper and aluminium?


Given data: r=65:
By using the snells law,
Case1 : interface of prespex and steel
Sin i
v1
=
Sin r
v2
Sin i
2730
=
Sin 65
3250
The velocity of first
Medium is always
Longitudinal only
Case2 : interface of prespex and aluminium
Sin i
v1
=
Sin r
v2
Sin i
2730
=
Sin r
3130
Since , LHS are equal
Therefore, RHS are equal
Sin 65
3250
Sin r
=
3130
r= Sin
Sin 65x 3130
3250
= 60.79:
Given data: r=65:
By using the snells law,
Case1 : interface of prespex and steel
Sin i
v1
=
Sin r
v2
Sin i
2730
=
Sin 65
3250
The velocity of first
Medium is always
Longitudinal only
Case2 : interface of prespex and copper
Sin i
v1
=
Sin r
v2
Sin i
2730
=
Sin r
2330
Since , LHS are equal
Therefore, RHS are equal
Sin 65
3250
Sin r
=
2330
r= Sin
Sin 65x 2330
3250
= 40.52:
16. When inspecting 28mm bismuth plate absorbed at an angle 10:
what would be angle in steel nickle and glass?


Given data: r=65:
By using the snells law,
Case1 : interface of prespex and steel
Sin i
v1
=
Sin r
v2
Sin i
2730
=
Sin 65
3250
The velocity of first
Medium is always
Longitudinal only
Case2 : interface of prespex and aluminium
Sin i
v1
=
Sin r
v2
Sin i
2730
=
Sin r
3130
Since , LHS are equal
Therefore, RHS are equal
Sin 65
3250
Sin r
=
3130
r= Sin
Sin 65x 3130
3250
= 60.79:

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