Device of subsurface flaw detection in reflective materials...

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G01N 25/72 (2006.01)

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CA 1297550

TITLE DEVICE FOR SUBSURFACE FLAW DETECTION IN REFLECTIVE MATERIALS BY THERMAL-TRANSFER IMAGING INVENTORS PAOLO G. CIELO XAVIER MALDAGUE JEAN C. KRAPEZ ABSTRACT OF DISCLOSURE Apparatus for nondestructive detection of subsurface defects in a continuously moving workpiece of sheet material by using an infrared thermal imager. The temperature of a portion of the surface of sheet material is altered and the presence of subsurface flaws is in- dicated by development of discontinuities in the surface temperature distribution above the defects. In order to avoid problems due to changes in the infrared emis- sivity of the surface of sheet material, such as caused by grease patches or oxidized areas as well as errors caused by reflections of other sources of infrared radiation from the surface, the thermal image of the portion is first transferred by contact to a surface of a thermal transfer device whose surface has a high infrared emissivity and a low infrared reflectivity. Then the thermal image of the portion is obtained from the surface of the thermal transfer device.

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