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A jet engine disc spline area is being visually inspected with
the US-454 EddyView™
and a VisionProbe™. If
the video clip reveals a possible defect area, an eddy current probe
will be used to confirm the flaw. The VisionProbe™ is a fast way
to visually inspect hard to reach areas and the wide angle lens and
crystal clear color LCD screen allows technicians to view areas
close-up. Toggling between eddy current, video capture and strip
chart can be done at the click of a button. Reports can be stored,
printed and included in reports.
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This special application
probe was designed to inspect stress cracks on connecting rod
threads. This inspection is done during major overhaul of heavy
equipment engines and allows customers to reuse rods with confidence
that fatigue flaws are not present.
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Randy Wallbridge of Southeast Community College in Milford,
Nebraska is shown teaching a student about NDT with the US-454
EddyView™ from UniWest. "It's so easy to teach my
students with the EddyView™ because the instrument is so
intuitive. This photo shows us using the VisionProbe™
camera to look inside a cylinder. The image on the screen is a video
clip that visually shows a flaw. The student will then use eddy
current to confirm the flaw. It's important to introduce my students
to the newest technology so they'll be better prepared when they get
their first job."
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Inspecting brake rotors, utilizing three of four available
channels.
The US-454M
Multi-Channel eddy current instrument can be configured as:
single channel with four frequencies; two channel two frequencies on
each channel or four channels on a single frequency. This instrument
is perfect for component testing and in-line production. Additional
configurations include 8, 16, and 24 channels
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