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Gh. Amza

Contributions regarding increasing reliability of beer industry installations using weld cladding in ultrasonic field

Paper presents a new technology for availability increasing of different installation parts used in beer industry - ultrasonic activation of metal deposition by welding. The dilution phenomenon is studied linked on its influence upon material technological and functional properties in the three distinct zones of resulted couple (filler material, influenced thermal zone, base material). Experimental results performed on unidirectional valve are presented regarding variation of chemical composition concentration and dilution variation in three zones influenced by ultrasonic wave.

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Theoretical and experimental contributions on ultrasonic contactless examination of underground pipes through which pressurized fluids circulate

Abstract In any civil or industrial construction, there are many embedded pipelines through which pressurized fluids or gases are circulate and which, over time, are subject to corrosion. Examination and monitoring of corrosion/erosion process in order to determine the service life of pipelines through which fluids circulate at different temperatures and / or pressures is a particularly important task for both the designer and the owner because knowledge of “health status” of these in time is extremely. On-site ultrasound control of wall thickness is based on simple propagation time measurements and is typically used to evaluate corrosion and erosion. The paper presents a non-destructive co…

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Contributions regarding chemical composition variation in ultrasonic field overlaying welding

Paper presents a new reconditioning method based on ultrasonic field and analyses the modificated structure composition in three zone: filler material, thermal influenced zone, and base material. Also, chemical composition variation as a result of ultrasonic wave influence is studied besides the ultrasonic wave influence on dilution process.

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