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The Babcock & Wilcox Company

Bwxt Technical Services Group, Inc.

Babcock & Wilcox Technical Services Group, Inc.

Bwx Technologies, Inc.

Bradley E Cox

Daniel T MacLauchlan

Daniel P Geier

Kenneth R Camplin

Sonia Pasquale

Thomas A Artman

Sean M Fitzpatrick

Dennis D Lang

Darrel P Kohlhorst

Richard C Brewer

Daniel T MacLauchlin

Gary D Novak

Glenn E McNeelege

Mark A Hooker

Daniel T Maclauchlan

Daniel T Mclauchlan

A combined mobility and stability device including a body member having a platform base formed at a first end and a semi-circular dome shaped pressure application member formed at an opposing second end, the platform base having a diameter between about 2 inches to about 12 inches, the body member having a flexion portion disposed on an outer surface of the body member between the platform base and the pressure application member, wherein the flexion portion includes a relief disposed between the first end and the opposing second end and is configured to allow the pressure application member to bend with respect to a pivot axis centered about the relief.

Combined mobility and stability apparatus

A combined mobility and stability device which includes a body member having a platform base formed at a first end and a pressure application member formed at an opposing second end, the body member having a flexion portion disposed between the platform base and the pressure application member, wherein the flexion portion is configured to allow the pressure application member to move with respect to the platform base.

A method for ultrasonically inspecting components with wavy or uneven surfaces. A multi-element array ultrasonic transducer is operated with a substantial fluid layer, such as water, between the array transducer and the component surface. This fluid layer may be maintained by immersing the component in liquid or by using a captive couplant column between the probe and the component surface. The component is scanned, measuring the two dimensional surface profile using either a mechanical stylus, laser, or ultrasonic technique. Once an accurate surface profile of the component's surface has been obtained, data processing parameters are calculated for processing the ultrasonic signals reflected from the interior of the component that eliminate beam distortion effects and reflector mis-location that would otherwise occur due to the uneven surfaces.

Ultrasonic inspection method

A EMAT inspection system is utiliized on sheet metal prior to it being formed or rolled to identify surface defects and sub-surface defects such as pencil pipe inclusions by using ultrasonic Lamb waves with the results being displayed on a remote screen of a display and control system which also records the inspection results and controls the EMAT system.

Coil volumetric and surface defect detection system

An EMAT inspection system is utilized on a mill roll to identify surface and sub-surface defects such as firecracks in steel mill rolls with the results being displayed on a remote screen of a display and control system which also records the inspection results and controls the EMAT system.

Automated mill roll inspection system

A fault detecting circuit for use with an electromagnetic acoustic transducer having an electrostatic shield and a wear surface for determining when the wear surface for contacting test surfaces has developed holes.

Electromagnetic acoustic transducer fault detection circuit

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Forest, VA, United States of America

Bradley E Cox