Effect of Higher Temperature at Metal Plate Based on Thickness and Hardness Material Using Ultrasonic Testing Method
Non-destructive testing (NDT) comprises various analysis techniques used in science and industry to evaluate material properties without causing harm. NDT finds applications across diverse industries, constantly evolving with new methods. It?s pivotal for assessing remaining wall thickness in object...
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| author | Othman A.A.Z. Ali K. Rifai D. Rahman N.A. Salleh Z. Wahab M.A. Aris R.S.N.A.R. Paw J.K.S. Yaw C.T. Tan J.D. Yusaf T. |
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| description | Non-destructive testing (NDT) comprises various analysis techniques used in science and industry to evaluate material properties without causing harm. NDT finds applications across diverse industries, constantly evolving with new methods. It?s pivotal for assessing remaining wall thickness in objects prone to corrosion or erosion, like vessel and piping. This study supporting the relativity of elevated temperature and thickness measurement in industry. While most measurements occur up to 60��C with standard procedures, exceptions exist. Industries like refining and chemicals assess component thickness at 60 to 550��C, where cooling isn?t feasible. Temperature accelerates corrosion, demanding more frequent measurements. This study focuses on material thickness and hardness before and after heating. Stainless steel, alloy, and brass are compared, heating from 100 to 500��C. Results reveal alloy steel thickness increases by 14.1%, followed by brass at 13.8% and stainless steel at 5.65%. In hardness, stainless steel rises by 23.8%, alloy by 23.58%, and brass by 17.12%. Thermal expansion, tied to bond energy and melting points, influences post-heating changes. Material thickness shifts due to expansion/contraction, while hardness alters due to microstructural shifts. Account for these changes in precise assessments. This effect was taken into account as a parameter relating with performance of thickness measurement. ? The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2024. |
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| spelling | my.uniten.dspace-371312025-03-03T15:47:49Z Effect of Higher Temperature at Metal Plate Based on Thickness and Hardness Material Using Ultrasonic Testing Method Othman A.A.Z. Ali K. Rifai D. Rahman N.A. Salleh Z. Wahab M.A. Aris R.S.N.A.R. Paw J.K.S. Yaw C.T. Tan J.D. Yusaf T. 58294383400 36130958600 56167376800 59093163600 58293865300 59092035500 57189096180 58168727000 36560884300 38863172300 23112065900 Alloy steel Brass Nondestructive examination Plate metal Stainless steel Steel corrosion Steel testing Thermal expansion Thickness measurement Ultrasonic testing Analysis techniques Elevated temperature Highest temperature Material thickness Metal plates Non destructive testing Thickness Thickness and hardness Ultrasonic testing method Wall thickness Hardness Non-destructive testing (NDT) comprises various analysis techniques used in science and industry to evaluate material properties without causing harm. NDT finds applications across diverse industries, constantly evolving with new methods. It?s pivotal for assessing remaining wall thickness in objects prone to corrosion or erosion, like vessel and piping. This study supporting the relativity of elevated temperature and thickness measurement in industry. While most measurements occur up to 60��C with standard procedures, exceptions exist. Industries like refining and chemicals assess component thickness at 60 to 550��C, where cooling isn?t feasible. Temperature accelerates corrosion, demanding more frequent measurements. This study focuses on material thickness and hardness before and after heating. Stainless steel, alloy, and brass are compared, heating from 100 to 500��C. Results reveal alloy steel thickness increases by 14.1%, followed by brass at 13.8% and stainless steel at 5.65%. In hardness, stainless steel rises by 23.8%, alloy by 23.58%, and brass by 17.12%. Thermal expansion, tied to bond energy and melting points, influences post-heating changes. Material thickness shifts due to expansion/contraction, while hardness alters due to microstructural shifts. Account for these changes in precise assessments. This effect was taken into account as a parameter relating with performance of thickness measurement. ? The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2024. Final 2025-03-03T07:47:49Z 2025-03-03T07:47:49Z 2024 Conference paper 10.1007/978-981-97-1463-6_18 2-s2.0-85192516082 https://www.scopus.com/inward/record.uri?eid=2-s2.0-85192516082&doi=10.1007%2f978-981-97-1463-6_18&partnerID=40&md5=d556e03e4c31eafb9ee5289b6e8e5232 https://irepository.uniten.edu.my/handle/123456789/37131 1182 263 284 Springer Science and Business Media Deutschland GmbH Scopus |
| spellingShingle | Alloy steel Brass Nondestructive examination Plate metal Stainless steel Steel corrosion Steel testing Thermal expansion Thickness measurement Ultrasonic testing Analysis techniques Elevated temperature Highest temperature Material thickness Metal plates Non destructive testing Thickness Thickness and hardness Ultrasonic testing method Wall thickness Hardness Othman A.A.Z. Ali K. Rifai D. Rahman N.A. Salleh Z. Wahab M.A. Aris R.S.N.A.R. Paw J.K.S. Yaw C.T. Tan J.D. Yusaf T. Effect of Higher Temperature at Metal Plate Based on Thickness and Hardness Material Using Ultrasonic Testing Method |
| title | Effect of Higher Temperature at Metal Plate Based on Thickness and Hardness Material Using Ultrasonic Testing Method |
| title_full | Effect of Higher Temperature at Metal Plate Based on Thickness and Hardness Material Using Ultrasonic Testing Method |
| title_fullStr | Effect of Higher Temperature at Metal Plate Based on Thickness and Hardness Material Using Ultrasonic Testing Method |
| title_full_unstemmed | Effect of Higher Temperature at Metal Plate Based on Thickness and Hardness Material Using Ultrasonic Testing Method |
| title_short | Effect of Higher Temperature at Metal Plate Based on Thickness and Hardness Material Using Ultrasonic Testing Method |
| title_sort | effect of higher temperature at metal plate based on thickness and hardness material using ultrasonic testing method |
| topic | Alloy steel Brass Nondestructive examination Plate metal Stainless steel Steel corrosion Steel testing Thermal expansion Thickness measurement Ultrasonic testing Analysis techniques Elevated temperature Highest temperature Material thickness Metal plates Non destructive testing Thickness Thickness and hardness Ultrasonic testing method Wall thickness Hardness |
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