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OmniSX_MX2_Training_5A_Weld and Part Wizard Use
OmniSX_MX2_Training_5A_Weld and Part Wizard Use
V4.3R2
OmniScan SX \ MX2 Training – Part and Weld Wizard - Overview
The OmniScan MX2 part and setup wizards are designed to make
the task of creating, modifying, or deleting new groups fast and
efficient.
The software will give us step by step guidance in a logical
sequence for populating the essential parameters required by the
focal law calculator for beam formation.
The OmniScan MX2 has a limit of 8 groups that can be a
combination of phased array, conventional PE, conventional PC, or
TOFD.
The OmniScan SX is limited to single probe, single group
inspections.
The total number of A-scans or focal laws for both the OmniScan
SX and MX2 cannot exceed 256.
Additionally, during the wizard steps many parameters of the
inspection such as the weld overlay, scanner information, probe
orientation, etc. will be populated as well.
OmniScan SX \ MX2 Training – Part and Weld Wizard – Overview cont.
The part and weld wizard is the first of three primary wizard
functions that are used to prepare an inspection or “.Ops” file in the
MX2.
The parameters of the part and weld wizard are common to all of
the groups created. That is why it is separated from the setup
wizard.
The part wizard contains the following functions that are common to
all groups in the setup:
– Material Thickness.
– Material. This will associate two velocities to the group. One for shear
and one for longitudinal.
– CSC Mode. Plate\OD\ID geometry.
– Weld Overlay creation. Weld overlays assist in analysis by
superimposing an image of the weld on the data.
OmniScan SX \ MX2 Training – Part and Weld Wizard – Overview cont.
Each step in the wizard process is completed prior to selecting next.
Each task is explained in the next series of slides. Below is the
entire wizard sequence.
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OmniScan SX \ MX2 Training – Part and Weld Wizard – Part Thickness.
The material thickness is not directly related to the focal law formation but is
necessary for the skip lines on the A-scan and S-scan, and the trigonometry
readings such as DA. (Depth of signal in gate A)
Material velocity and thickness are entered during the part wizard process and can
also be modified in Group\Probe\Part>Part menu.
Part thickness can be changed at anytime without affecting the beam or calibration.
B0 B0
T1 T1
B2 B2
OmniScan SX \ MX2 Training – Part and Weld Wizard – Material Velocity
The material selection is relative to velocity and associates both the shear and
longitudinal velocity for use later in the focal law section of the wizard.
Use of materials that are not in the database can be entered directly in UT
Settings>General>Velocity or calibrated through the velocity wizard.
The velocity of the material and wedge are essential parameters for the focal law
calculator and beam forming. To achieve 1 degree angle accuracy and proper beam
formation the material velocity must be within +\- 50 meters per second of the real
velocity.
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OmniScan SX \ MX2 Training – Part and Weld Wizard – Weld Overlay
There are seven default weld types
available in the wizard from which almost
any weld can be created.
Any of these welds can be divided into
four sections:
1. Root (Size and angle)
2. Land (Size and offset)
3. Hot pass (Height, angle, or radius)
4. Fill (Height and angle)
Some weld types may not require all four
sections. For any section not required
enter 0mm for the size or height.
There are options for symmetrical and
asymmetrical welds.
The weld overlay on the OmniScan
SX\MX2 is available on the S-scan and B-
scan only.
OmniScan SX \ MX2 Training – Weld Overlay Example - U
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OmniScan SX \ MX2 Training – Weld Overlay Example - V Offset
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OmniScan SX \ MX2 Training – Weld Overlay Example - Double V Offset
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OmniScan SX \ MX2 Training – Weld Overlay Example - Double V Right
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OmniScan SX \ MX2 Training – Movie – Part and Weld Wizard Use
1. Select Menu>File>New.
2. Select Menu>Wizard>Part & Weld>Start.
3. Enter Thickness = 12.7mm.
4. Material = Steel, Mild.
5. CSC Mode = Plate.
6. Select Weld = V Offset.
7. Symmetry = Symmetric.
8. Select Next.
9. Enter Land Height = 1mm, Land Offset = 1mm.
10. Select Next.
11. Enter HP (Hot pass) Height = 0mm, Angle = 0 degrees.
12. Select Next.
13. Enter Fill = 30 degrees
14. Select Next.
15. Select Finish. At this point the part and weld wizard is complete.
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