ultrasonic measurement
Ultrasonic measurement is a cutting-edge technology used for non-destructive testing and distance measurement. Included among its main functions are accurately measuring the thickness of materials, detecting flaws or cracks present in structures, and evaluating the integrity of mechanical components. Technological features of ultrasonic measurement systems usually revolve around the use of piezoelectric transducers that emit and receive high-frequency sound waves. The waves travel through materials, when they encounter an interface or defect they reflect off it and journey back out as echoes – echo-time determination of measurements is based on this principle. This technology is used in a wide variety of industries, ranging from manufacturing and construction to medicine or aerospace manufacturing. It provides reliable data for quality control and safety that cannot be obtained by any other means.