Ultrasonic Non-Destructive Testing, often known as UT, is a technique employed to evaluate the thickness or internal structure of a material or weld under examination by applying high-frequency sound waves. This method involves directing sound waves into the test subject at specific angles and measuring the distance they travel to detect any possible defects.
In industrial applications, ultrasonic testing is can be widely used on various materials including metals, plastics, composites, and ceramics across industries such as oil & gas, rail, petrochemical, marine and aerospace and more.
