APPLICATION FEATURES OF GOST ISO 11666 “ULTRASONIC ACCEPTANCE LEVELS” REQUIREMENTS IN THE PRACTICE WELDED JOINTS CONTROL

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This article discusses the features of ultrasonic testing technology in accordance with the  standard GOST ISO 11666, which provides various methods of sensitivity adjustment and a stepwise assessment of defect admissibility  based on its amplitude and conditional length. Examples of quantitative differences in search sensitivity levels depending on the adjustment method as well as experimental confirmation of their influence on testing results are given. To prevent the risk of non-reproducibility in testing results, it is proposed to limit the choice of sensitivity adjustment methods. In addition, the value of the conditional length should be taken into account when developing ultrasonic testing procedures

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Vera Konshina

SPTU

Autor responsável pela correspondência
Email: vera.konshina@gmail.com
Rússia, 190031 St. Petersburg, Moskovskiy av., 9

Vladislav Nikolaev

SPTU

Email: nagato_ndt@mail.ru
Rússia, 190031 St. Petersburg, Moskovskiy av., 9

Sergey Tsomuk

Scientific center of bridges and flaw detection, LLC

Email: tsomuk.ser@gmail.com
Rússia, 190031 St. Petersburg, Fontanka emb., 113

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