MB7580-211

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Ultrasonic Receivers, Transmitters are used for various engineering tasks such as range finding, acoustic imaging, and communication. The MB7580-211 is a versatile ultrasonic receiver/transmitter product developed by Meggitt Sensing Systems that is specifically designed for harsh environments. This article explains the application areas and working principle of the MB7580-211 device.

Application Fields

The MB7580-211 is a rugged and reliable magnetic ultrasonic receiver/transmitter that is ideal for applications in industries such as oil and gas, petrochemical, power generation, and mining, among others. The device can be used in various harsh environmental conditions, including temperature ranges from -40°C to +85°C, and is designed to withstand shock and vibration, salt fog, and dust. It is also suitable for locations with seismic activity.

The MB7580-211 is suitable for a variety of applications, including pipeline inspection and leak detection, structure and pipeline integrity monitoring, corrosion inspection, and process control. It can also be used in water bottoms, boiler walls, and storage tanks to detect corrosion, cavitation, and erosion.

Working Principle

The MB7580-211 is a transducer that works based on the principle of Magnetic Resonance coupled with an ultrasonic receiver/transmitter. It is capable of transmitting a pulse frequency up to approximately 250 kHz, and can measure the received echo from objects and surfaces up to distances of 100 feet.

The transducer contains a sensitive area that is filled with a conductive material that reacts to the incoming magnetic field of the ultrasonic wave. The wave vibrates the field, and the reaction causes the material to oscillate. These oscillations are then converted into an electrical pulse that is interpreted by the transducer’s receiver. The receiver then sends the pulse to a digital display or recording system.

The transducer can also receive ultrasonic waves. It reacts to the incoming wave by generating an electrical pulse, which is then sent to a recording or recording system. This electrical pulse can be used to measure the distance between two objects, or to measure the level of vibration of a given object or material. The transducer can also be used to detect cavitation or erosion on surfaces.

Conclusion

The MB7580-211 is a reliable and versatile ultrasonic receiver/transmitter that is designed for use in harsh environments. It is suitable for a variety of applications, including structure and pipeline integrity monitoring, corrosion inspection, and process control. The device is capable of transmitting high frequency pulses and receiving a broad range of incoming echoes. It can measure distances up to 100 feet and detect cavitation and erosion on surfaces. This product is ideal for use in industries such as oil and gas, petrochemical, power generation, and mining.

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