Angle probes 15)A flat surface specimen is examined using a 50o angle probe,and a defect echo is maximized at an indicated range of 70 mm (i) What is the defect depth? (ii) What is the standoff distance A Fioure 19

Angle probes 15)A flat surface specimen is examined using a 50o angle probe,and a defect echo is maximized at an indicated range of 70 mm (i) What is the defect depth? (ii) What is the standoff distance A Fioure 19

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Angle probes
15)A flat surface specimen is examined using a 50o angle probe,and a defect echo
is maximized at an indicated range of 70 mm
(i) What is the defect depth?
(ii) What is the standoff distance
B
A
Fioure 19

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