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CUD9900W Ultrasonic Flaw Detector Key Benefits
The CUD 9900 is a self-contained digital ultrasonic flaw
detector perfect for the variety of manual and semi-automatic ultrasonic examination. It
is specifically designed for the pre-programmed field examination and to interface with
the PC computer afterward for the purpose of the examination results evaluation and file
management.
The innovative design allows for
the installation of one or more examination procedures by downloading the information from
the host computer prior to the field testing. After collecting the data, the results can
be later evaluated for the code acceptability and appropriate hard copy of the exam can be
produced.
The instrument can operate in both manual and semi-automatic scanning modes. The
semi-automatic mode allows for the unique technique of data collection using the specially
designed manual probes for instantaneous distance to the reference point data. Other
probes can be also supplied if requested.
Technical Specifications
 | Gain: from 0 to 65 dB linear amplification range |
 | Velocity range: from 2000 to 6500 m/s |
 | Materials range: from 6 mm to 5 m (in steel), can be
displayed also as sin or cos of the beam angle |
 | Reject level: from 0 to 99% manually set |
 | Screen: 117 x 88 mm LCD type display |
 | Power supply: 4 x internal R-14 type batteries
(alkaline or rechargeable) or 220/110 V AC power |
 | Weight: 3.0 kg including the batteries |
 | Instrument size: 186 x 140 x 58 mm; splash and dust proof casing with the
sealed membrane keypad |
Instrument Features
Probe calibration catalogue
The information for each probe parameters such as zero offset, actual beam angle etc. can
be stored in the library for the easy access and test reproducibility. The new probes can
be easily added or its parameters modified.
Examination procedures
The instrument software allows for the conventional of type ultrasonic examination. The
optional examination procedure modules permit the automatic instrument control adjustment
and evaluation of results and at the same time taking into consideration the specific code
requirements. For instance, built-in flaw size evaluation can provide a direct readout of
the defect size in accordance with the DGS methodology.
Scanner
The semi-automatic scanning option allows for the collection of data using the specially
designed probes for the constant measurements of the probe position. This system can be
used for hard copy examination documents, including mapping of defects, flaw evaluation
and analysis purposes.
The CUD 9900 screen display in the scanner (AUTO) mode during
examination of the 11.5 mm thick welded plate. Screen shows a defect of 2.4 mm in size
(using DGS sizing), 36 mm in front of the probe and located 155.5 mm from the reference
point. The mapping of defects is shown directly below display at the bottom of this
figure.
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