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KEX 13(R) is a widely used industrial equipment that is known for its ability to detect metal surface defects. It consists of a radio frequency (RF) generator, an antenna array system, and a work station. The RF generator emits RF energy, which is received by the antenna array and processed by the work station. In the process, the RF energy is detected and analyzed according to the size, shape, and location of any surface defects.

KEX 13(R) is a type of industrial non-destructive testing (NDT) used for the evaluation of corrosion rate measurements, weld inspection, and porosity detection. It is primarily used to detect subsurface defects or cracks in thick metal plates. When the RF generator emits the signal, the antenna array converts it into a signal which represents the shape and size of the metal surface defects. The work station can then analyze the signal to detect the surface defect.

The KEX 13(R) is used for a wide variety of industrial applications. It is commonly used in the shipbuilding, automotive, aerospace, and petrochemical industries. It is also used for the inspection of dams, pipelines, and other large structures. KEX 13(R) can be used in applications such as bridge maintenance and weld inspection, and even in some military applications.

The working principle of KEX 13(R) is based on the principle of resonance. When the RF generator emits a signal, the antenna array receives it and convert it into an image representing the size and shape of the surface defects. The work station can then analyze the signal to detect surface imperfections. The surface of the metal plate is illuminated by a laser, and the signal is transmitted to the antenna array, which then detects the surface defects and transmits the signal to the work station. The work station then processes the signal and generates a detailed report showing the type and location of any surface defects.

KEX 13(R) is an effective tool for detecting defects on metal surfaces. Its ability to detect a wide range of defects, and its easy to use monitor make it a popular choice for non-destructive testing. It is used in a wide variety of industrial applications, from shipbuilding and automotive manufacturing to inspection of dams and pipelines. Its working principle is based on the principle of resonance, which allows it to detect surface defects with high accuracy.

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