Method Comparisons
PAUT vs TOFD for weld inspection
How phased array and time-of-flight diffraction compare for detecting and sizing weld defects.
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What this article covers
How phased array and time-of-flight diffraction compare for detecting and sizing weld defects.
Who this is for
NDT technicians and welding quality engineers.
The challenge
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How it works
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Best-fit scenarios
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What to keep in mind
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Technologies referenced
Ultrasonic Testing (UT, PAUT, TOFD)
Ultrasonic testing — including phased array and TOFD — detects and sizes internal defects in welds and thick sections with traceable, imaging-rich results.
Learn moreNon-destructive testingDigital Radiography / X-ray Inspection
Digital radiography and X-ray inspection reveal internal structure with immediate digital imaging, speeding inspection of welds, castings and assemblies while improving documentation.
Learn moreConnected manufacturing challenges
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