VEO Ultrasonic Phased Array Flaw Detector

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VEO Ultrasonic Phased Array Flaw Detector

The veo Phased Array ultrasonic flaw detector reinforces Sonatest’ s reputation for innovative technician
focussed product development. The veo’ s simple controls, superior performance, advanced features and
rugged enclosure deliver simplicity, capability and reliability to the technician’ s finger tips.

Ultrasonic Phased Array technology has become the established method for advanced NDT testing
applications. Phased Array techniques allow the user to control parameters such as beam angle and
focal distance to create an image of the test part, enhancing defect detection and speed of testing. In
addition using the latest computer technology data can be permanently recorded for processing and report
generation. The veo’ s robust design, intuitive user interface and extensive online help brings the power
of Phased Array to the field based technician. Typical applications include Weld Inspection, Corrosion
Mapping, Aerospace and Composite testing.

The intuitive menu system is application and workflow driven, with set up and operation swiftly becoming
second nature. Integrated Help and Wizards guide the user through scan set up whilst Optimisation Tips
ensure the veo always performs at the highest level. The unique 3D ScanPlan view gives immediate visual
confirmation of correct set up and ultrasound coverage, even in complex multi-probe applications.
Fast and efficient wizards for sound velocity, wedge delay, TCG, DAC, TOFD setup and Encoder calibration
are all provided as standard. Clear indication of the calibration status is provided on screen via
a simple traffic light system, so that operators can check at a glance that the veo is calibrated for the
inspection task.
Menu navigation uses Sonatest’ s second generation scroll wheel technology for fast parameter selection,
with shortcut keys for the most used functions and alphanumeric entry. The familiar Start, Stop
and Record keys switch quickly between set up, acquisition and recording modes.

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