Abstract
Two non-destructive methods were applied to examine the quality of experimental test welds of disposal canisters. Altogether six welds were scanned and data acquired with ultrasonic and radiographic methods. The ultrasonic method utilised a 128 elements linear phased array probe that was applied with 0° and ± 20° beam angles. The radiographic method applied a 9MeV linear accelerator and a digital detector with pixel size of 0.4 x 0.4 mm.
The data was analysed applying the current procedures developed for the closure weld inspections. A significant amount of defect indications were analysed and sized. The results are presented in the tables of this report. A considerable amount of figures to show the overall quality of the welds and the placement of the defined indications were printed. Also the details of the numerous indications were captured in figures and presented in the appendixes of the report.
The data was analysed applying the current procedures developed for the closure weld inspections. A significant amount of defect indications were analysed and sized. The results are presented in the tables of this report. A considerable amount of figures to show the overall quality of the welds and the placement of the defined indications were printed. Also the details of the numerous indications were captured in figures and presented in the appendixes of the report.
Original language | English |
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Publisher | Posiva |
Number of pages | 118 |
Publication status | Published - 2014 |
MoE publication type | D4 Published development or research report or study |
Publication series
Series | Posiva Working Report |
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Number | 2012-83 |
Keywords
- welds
- welding test
- radiographic inspection
- ultrasonic inspection
- linear accelerator
- phased arroy