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Tabla de velocidades para los 39 materiales predefinidos en MTG4, MTG6, MTG8, PTG6
y PTG8.
Fuente del valor
NPL = National
Physics Laboratory
Descripcin del
material
Nmero de
material de
Elcometer (Smbolo/grupo
qumico)
Nombre del
material
Velocidad Velocidad
del sonido del sonido
(m/sec)
ASNT = The
American Society
for Non destructive
(in/sec)
Testing
Sector =
conocimiento del
sector
Fe
Hierro (dulce)
5960
0.235
NPL
Fe
Fundicin de
hierro
4990
0.196
NPL
Al
Aluminio
(7075-T6)
6350
0.250
ASNT
Ti
Titanio
6100
0.240
ASNT
Mg
Magnesio
5790
0.228
ASNT
Ni
Nquel
5630
0.222
ASNT
Wolframio
5180
0.204
ASNT
Cu
Cobre
4660
0.183
ASNT
Zn
Cinc
4190
0.165
NPL
10
Ag
Plata
3600
0.142
Sector
11
Sn
Estao
3380
0.133
NPL
12
Pt
Platino
3260
0.128
NPL
13
Au
Oro
3240
0.128
NPL
14
Cd
Cadmio
2780
0.109
NPL
15
Bi
Bismuto
2180
0.086
Sector
16
Pb
Plomo
2160
0.085
ASNT
17
Aleacin de
cobalto-cromo
Estelite
6990
0.275
Sector
18
Aleacin de
hierro
Acero
(Carbono
1018)
5920
0.233
Sector
19
Aleacin de
hierro
Acero
(Aleacin
4340)
5850
0.230
Sector
20
Aleacin de
nquel-cromo
Inconel (625)
5820
0.229
Sector
21
Aleacin de
plata
Acero
inoxidable,
(Austenita
304)
5660
0.233
ASNT
22
Aleacin de
cobre
Constantn
5180
0.204
NPL
23
No metal
Alpaca
4760
0.187
Sector
24
No metal
Latn (Naval)
4430
0.174
ASNT
25
No metal
Vidrio
(Cuarzo)
5930
0.233
ASNT
26
No metal
Vidrio
(Crown)
5660
0.223
NPL
27
No metal
Vidrio (Flint)
5260
0.207
NPL
28
No metal
Porcelana
5840
0.230
Sector
29
No metal
Plexiglas
2760
0.109
Sector
30
No metal
Fibra de vidrio
2740
0.108
Sector
31
No metal
Nailon
2680
0.106
NPL
No metal
Resina epoxi
2540
0.100
Sector
32
33
No metal
Poliestireno
2350
0.093
NPL
34
No metal
PVC
2330
0.092
NPL
35
No metal
Goma (Butil)
1830
0.072
Sector
36
No metal
Goma
(Natural)
1600
0.063
NPL
37
No metal
Poliuretano
1780
0.070
Sector
38
No metal
Tefln
1400
0.055
NPL
39
No metal
Agua
1490
0.059
ASNT
The table below lists typical longitudinal wave ultrasonic velocities in a variety of common materials that can be
measured with ultrasonic thickness gages. Note that this is only a general guide. The actual velocity in these
materials may vary significantly due to a variety of causes such as specific composition or microstructure, grain
or fiber orientation, porosity, and temperature. This is especially true in the case of cast metals, fiberglass,
plastics, and composites. For best accuracy in thickness gaging, the sound velocity in a given test material
should always be measured by performing a velocity calibration on a sample of known thickness.
Ultrasonic Velocities in Common Materials
Material
V (in./sec)
V (m/sec)
Acrylic (Perspex)
0.1070
2730
Aluminum
0.2490
6320
Beryllium
0.5080
12900
Brass
0.1740
4430
Composite,
0.1200
3070
Copper
0.1830
4660
Diamond
0.7090
18000
Fiberglass
0.1080
2740
Glycerin
0.0760
1920
Inconel
0.2290
5820
0.1380
3500
0.2200
5600
0.2320
5890
Lead
0.0850
2160
Lucite
0.1060
2680
Molybdenum
0.2460
6250
Motor oil
0.0690
1740
Nickel, pure
0.2220
5630
Polyamide
0.0870
2200
Nylon
0.1020
2600
Polyethylene,
0.0970
2460
0.0820
2080
Polystyrene
0.0920
2340
Polyvinylchloride, (PVC)
0.0940
2395
Rubber, polybutadiene
0.0630
1610
Silicon
0.3790
9620
Silicone
0.0580
1485
Steel, 1020
0.2320
5890
Steel, 4340
0.2300
5850
graphite/epoxy
0.2260
5740
Tin
0.1310
3320
Titanium
0.2400
6100
Tungsten
0.2040
5180
Water (20C)
0.0580
1480
Zinc
0.1640
4170
Zirconium
0.1830
4650