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YB/T 4083-2011: Measurement method of comprehensive properties for automatic eddy current flaw detection system for steel tubes
YB/T 4083-2011
YB
FERROUS METALLURGY INDUSTRY STANDARD
OF THE PEOPLE’S REPUBLIC OF CHINA
ICS 77.040.20
H 26
Replacing YB/T 4083-2000
Measurement Method of Comprehensive
Properties for Automatic Eddy Current
Flaw Detection System for Steel Tubes
ISSUED ON. DECEMBER 20, 2011
IMPLEMENTED ON. JULY 1, 2012
Issued by. Ministry of Industry and Information Technology of the
People's Republic of China
Table of Contents
Foreword ... 3 
1 Scope ... 4 
2 Normative references ... 4 
3 Terms and definitions ... 5 
4 Test conditions ... 5 
5 Contrast sample ... 5 
6 Test items and methods ... 6 
7 Test report ... 9 
Foreword
This Standard was drafted in accordance with the rules given in GB/T 1.1-2009.
This Standard replaces YB/T 4083-2000. Compared with YB/T 4083-2000, the main
technical changes are as follows.
- Modified the “the eddy current flaw detector must get assay approval from relevant
department” to be “the eddy current flaw detector shall be calibrated” (see 4.1);
- Added making requirements for the contrast samples of rotating steel pipe/flat coil
eddy current flaw-detection systems (see 5.1);
- Added the test for circumferential sensitivity’s difference (fluctuation of
circumferential sensitivity) of rotating steel pipe/flat coil eddy current flaw-detection
system (see 6.2);
- Added the stipulation for test report (see 7).
This Standard was proposed by China Iron and Steel Association.
This Standard shall be under the jurisdiction of the National Technical Committee of
Steel Standardization (SAC/TC183).
Drafting organizations of this Standard. Central Iron and Steel Research Institute,
EDDYSUN (Xiamen) Electronic Co., Ltd. AND China Metallurgical Information and
Standardization Institute.
Main drafters of this Standard. Zhang Jianwei, Fan Hong, Zhang Ke, Lin Junming,
Shen Haihong, Ma Guohua, Zhang Wenjie, Jia Huiming AND Dong Li.
This Standard replaces the previous standards as follows.
- YB/T 4083-1992, YB/T 4083-2000.
Measurement Method of Comprehensive
Properties for Automatic Eddy Current
Flaw Detection System for Steel Tubes
1 Scope
This Standard specifies the “test conditions, contrast samples, test items, test methods,
and minimum standards for performance indicators that should be achieved for
automatic eddy current flaw-detection system of steel tubes (it is generally composed
by eddy current flaw detector, detection coil, magnetic saturation device AND
mechanical transmission device)” AND content of test report.
This Standard applies to comprehensive performance’s test of steel-tube-through-type
OR rotating steel pipe/flat coil type automatic eddy current flaw-detection system. For
comprehensive performance’s test of steel rod automatic eddy current system, or
magnetic flux leakage detection system, AND automatic eddy current flaw-detection
system for steel tube and other magnetic flux leakage detection system for steel tube,
this Standard can be used for reference during the usage.
2 Normative references
The following documents are essential to the application of this document. For the
dated documents, only the versions with the dates indicated are applicable to this
document; for the undated documents, only the latest version (including all the
amendments) are applicable to this standard.
GB/T 7735 Steel Tubes - The Inspection Method on Eddy Current Test
GB/T 12604.6 Non-destructive Testing - Terminology - Terms Used in Eddy Current
Testing
YB/T 143 Measurement Method of the Error of Signal Amplitude for Eddy Current
Flaw Detectors
YB/T 145 Die Casting and Size Measurement Method of Artificial Defects on the
Reference Sample Pipes
circumferential sensitivity)
6.2.1 Eddy current flaw-detection system for steel-tube-through type coil
Adjust the flaw-detection system to the normal flaw-detection state; according to the
speed of the normal flaw-detection, adjust the sensitivity; use the contrast sample
shown in Figure 1 to make the three artificial holes in the middle part just alarm, and
record the dB value of the gainer or attenuator, at this time; adjust the sensitivity of the
flaw-detection, and record the dB value when the 3 artificial holes begin not to alarm.
The maximum difference between them is the difference of circumferential sensitivity.
The absolute value of this difference shall not be greater than 3dB. For the steel tube
whose outer diameter is greater than or equal to 100mm, this absolute value shall not
be greater than 4dB. Perform the test for 3 times consecutively, and if the results of the
3 times are not the same, the worst value shall be taken.
6.2.2 Eddy current flaw-detection system for rotating flat coil
For the flaw-detection system, whose probe is in rotating type and whose steel tube
can move forward in straight line, use the contrast sample shown in Figure 2 to let the
artificial defects in middle part go through the flaw-detection system repeatedly. Firstly,
set 0° position for the sample at will; adjust the sensitivity of device’s each channel;
record gainer’s or attenuator’s dB value when the artificial defect just alarms. For the
rotating sample, when it is at 120° and 240° position, use the same method to test and
record the dB value when the artificial defect just alarms. The subtraction of the two
dB values which differ by most is the difference of circumferential sensitivity. The
absolute value of this difference shall not be greater than 3dB. For the steel tube whose
outer diameter is greater than or equal to 100mm, this absolute value shall not be
greater than 4dB. Perform the test for 3 times consecutively for each channel, and if
the results of the 3 times are not the same, the worst value shall be taken.
6.2.3 Eddy current flaw-detection system for rotating steel tube
For the flaw-detection system, whose probe is fixed and whose steel tube can move
forward in a spiral, AND for the flaw-detection system, whose probe can move forward
along the axial direction of the steel tube and whose steel tube can spin on the spot,
THEN, use the contrast sample shown in Figure 2 to let the artificial defect in middle
part go through the flaw-detection system repeatedly. Perform the test for three times
consecutively; when the 3 artificial defects in middle part just alarm, record gainer’s or
attenuator’s dB value; adjust the sensitivity of flaw-detection; when the 3 artificial
defects in middle part just not alarm, record gainer’s or attenuator’s dB value. The
difference between them is the fluctuation of circumferential sensitivity. The absolute
value of this difference shall not be greater than 3dB. For the steel tube whose outer
diameter is greater than or equal to 100mm, this absolute value shall not be greater
than 4dB. Perform the test for 3 times consecutively, and if the results of the 3 times
are not the same, the worst value shall be taken.