29-10-2018
The latest models of automotive fuel tanks are designed placing multiple layers of Polymer sheet, which is further made up of two layers of high density polyethylene (HDPE) which surrounds a thinner layer of barrier to gas, ethylene vinyl alcohol (EVOH). The barrier layer ensure that no gasoline vapour can leak through the polyethylene layer. This is why the wall thickness of these layers are set as per precise measurements and research. In case the wall thickness differs from the decide value at any point of the manufacturing, it can lead to a devastating results. It can cause the gasoline fuel leak out and may even burst the vehicle.
As it uses the magnetic attraction method, it will not work with ferrous metal which itself will attract the target ball used in the process and thus will interfere the measurement’s accuracy. It uses the non-destructive method of measurement which allow the user to have all the wall thickness in hand without any loss of material by cutting it into sections. The measurement is based on the probe’s Hall Effect senor theory. It has a probe tip and a target ball which is made up of ferrous material. This way it attracts each other and in between material acts as a barrier and the distance between them is taken into account as the thickness. The device used a highly accurate LCD display which shows rapid readings of the value.
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