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Degradation Assessment of P92 Steel by Using Ultrasonic Minimum Reflection
Soo-Jeong Kim · Sung-Duk Kwon ∗
Department of Physics, Andong National University
Hak-Joon Kim · Sung-Jin Song
School of Mechanical Engineering, Sungkyunkwan University
(Received 5 November 2010 : revised 24 November 2010 : accepted 17 January 2011)
Destructive and non-destructive technique are used for hardness measurements. The ultrasonic wave technique is universally applicable as a non-destructive technique. The velocity of the ul- trasonic wave is proportional to the general hardness, so the hardness can be measured using the velocity of the ultrasonic wave. The general ultrasonic wave technique estimates the hardness of the overall specimen. However, transformations due to deterioration caused by heat occur on the surface of the specimen. For that reason, in this studys we tried to measure the hardness by using the Rayleigh wave. Especially, we used minimum reflection in order to accurately measure the Rayleigh wave. We estimate the performance of the suggested technique and we used the velocity of the Rayleigh wave to measure the hardness of P92 steel.
PACS numbers: 43.35 Cg, 43.35 Pt, 43.35 Zc
Keywords: Ultrasound, Rayleigh surface wave, Hardness, Degradation, Minimum reflection
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