High-Speed Ultrasonic Rail Inspection: What Test Speed Does to Detection
High-speed ultrasonic rail inspection at 40 mph: a 1,000 Hz channel fires every 17.9 mm. How PRF, coupling and prove-up limit detection, and what to specify.
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