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Total Focusing Method
TFM is the next evolution in advanced ultrasonic methods. This method
uses PAUT probes and instead of firing them in a sequence to focus at one
certain depth, it pulses one element at a time and then receives with all the
elements within the PAUT probe. Then the element that was pulsed is
programmed to know what all the other elements received and
reconstructs the A-scan input. This process is repeated with all the
elements in the PAUT probe. What this creates is a matrix effect that not
only focuses at one depth, but focuses at 65,536 (256x256) points in the
area of interest.
Total Focusing Method
TFM is the next evolution in advanced ultrasonic methods. This method
uses PAUT probes and instead of firing them in a sequence to focus at one
certain depth, it pulses one element at a time and then receives with all the
elements within the PAUT probe. Then the element that was pulsed is
programmed to know what all the other elements received and
reconstructs the A-scan input. This process is repeated with all the
elements in the PAUT probe. What this creates is a matrix effect that not
only focuses at one depth, but focuses at 65,536 (256x256) points in the
area of interest.
Total Focusing Method
TFM is the next evolution in advanced ultrasonic methods. This method
uses PAUT probes and instead of firing them in a sequence to focus at one
certain depth, it pulses one element at a time and then receives with all the
elements within the PAUT probe. Then the element that was pulsed is
programmed to know what all the other elements received and
reconstructs the A-scan input. This process is repeated with all the
elements in the PAUT probe. What this creates is a matrix effect that not
only focuses at one depth, but focuses at 65,536 (256x256) points in the
area of interest.
TFM is the next evolution in advanced ultrasonic methods. This method
uses PAUT probes and instead of firing them in a sequence to focus at one certain depth, it pulses one element at a time and then receives with all the elements within the PAUT probe. Then the element that was pulsed is programmed to know what all the other elements received and reconstructs the A-scan input. This process is repeated with all the elements in the PAUT probe. What this creates is a matrix effect that not only focuses at one depth, but focuses at 65,536 (256x256) points in the area of interest. TFM w/ Portable M2M Gekko TFM w/GEKKO on HIC Damage TFM w/GEKKO vs PAUT E-Scan on HIC Damage Macro HIC Examples TFM 5Mhz 64 element on HTHA Damage TFM 10Mhz 64 element on HTHA Damage Micro-Fissuring in Base Material due to HTHA HTHA effects on HAZ and Weld area TFM on 2.5” Bolt w/ Crack in Threads TFM on 1.125” part with thru wall crack PAUT w/ GEKKO performing 3 axis scanning on nozzle. GEKKO is only portable system with true 3 axis scanning TFM vs PAUT Corrosion Mapping TFM on cracks within Inco 625 cladding TFM on cracks within Inco 625 cladding w/3D Modeling utilizing CIVA UT Analysis