CN110865118B - Defect depth detection device and method based on staggered probe and pulse eddy current - Google Patents

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CN110865118B CN201910976347.2A CN201910976347A CN110865118B CN 110865118 B CN110865118 B CN 110865118B CN 201910976347 A CN201910976347 A CN 201910976347A CN 110865118 B CN110865118 B CN 110865118B
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The invention provides a device and a method for detecting defect depth based on an interlaced probe and a pulse eddy current.A signal generator generates periodic pulse signals, the periodic pulse signals are amplified and then applied to two ends of an excitation coil of an interlaced probe unit, a detection coil of the interlaced probe unit is used for detecting magnetic field signals on the surface of a tested piece and converting the magnetic field signals into voltage signals to be output to a signal conditioning unit to filter and amplify the signals and then output to an A/D conversion unit, the converted sampling data is input to a characteristic vector extraction unit based on a time-frequency domain to extract characteristic vectors of a time domain, an amplitude-frequency domain and a phase-frequency domain, and finally the voltage signals are input to a defect depth detection unit based on a random forest to output defect depth information, the excitation coil and the detection coil are arranged in an interlaced mode to reduce a missing detection area, inhibit mutual inductance influence between the coils, improve the signal-to-noise ratio, and increase the robustness of defect detection and reduce the influence of an interference magnetic field by extracting the characteristic vectors of digital signals.

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Defect depth detection device and method based on staggered probe and pulse eddy current
Technical Field
The technology relates to the technical field of design, in particular to a device and a method for detecting defect depth based on a staggered probe and a pulse eddy current.
Background
At present, in economic construction of China, pipeline transportation plays a key role, but pipelines are usually laid under the condition of severe environment, and a plurality of conditions are not suitable for manual operation, so that the pipeline nondestructive defect detection is very important. The defect depth detection of the pulse eddy current can realize more efficient and more accurate scanning detection than single-frequency eddy current, and the problem of blind sight of defects and cracks at a certain depth does not exist. However, the existing pulse eddy current probe is always easily affected by interference signals, a single coil is easy to miss detection, and a defect signal is lost, so that a novel structure is particularly necessary, and in the depth detection of the pulse eddy current defect, the defect size cannot be completely evaluated by the traditional time domain analysis, so that the pulse eddy current probe has very important significance in analyzing an amplitude frequency domain and a phase frequency domain of the signal.
Disclosure of Invention
In order to solve the defects of the prior art, the invention aims to provide a device and a method for detecting the defect depth based on an interlaced probe and a pulse eddy current.
A defect depth detection device based on an interlaced probe and a pulse eddy current comprises a signal generator, a power amplification unit, an interlaced probe unit, a signal conditioning unit, an A/D (analog/digital) conversion unit and an FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) central processing unit, wherein the interlaced probe unit comprises an excitation coil and a detection coil;
firstly, the output end of a signal generator is connected with the input end lead of a power amplification unit, then the output end of the power amplification unit is connected with the excitation coil lead of an interleaved probe unit, a periodic pulse signal generated by the signal generator is amplified by the power amplification unit and then input to the excitation coil of the interleaved probe unit for driving the excitation coil of the interleaved probe unit to generate an alternating magnetic field required for detecting a metal test piece to be detected, then a detection coil of the interleaved probe unit is connected with the input end lead of a signal conditioning unit, the output end of the signal conditioning unit is connected with the input end lead of an A/D conversion unit, a voltage signal output by the interleaved probe unit sequentially passes through the signal conditioning unit and the A/D conversion unit and then is converted into a digital signal, and finally, the output end of the A/D conversion unit is connected with the lead of an FPGA central processing unit, and the digital signal is input to the FPGA central processing unit to generate a depth signal of the surface defect of the metal test piece to be detected;
the signal generator is used for generating a periodic pulse signal with a certain duty ratio;
the power amplification unit is used for amplifying the periodic pulse signal;
the staggered probe unit is used for generating a magnetic field signal for detecting the surface of a tested metal test piece and converting the magnetic field signal into a voltage signal;
the signal conditioning unit is used for filtering and amplifying the voltage signal output by the staggered probe unit;
the A/D conversion unit is used for performing analog-to-digital conversion on the voltage signal processed by the signal conditioning unit;
and the FPGA central processing unit is used for processing the digital signals output by the A/D conversion unit and outputting depth signals of the surface defects of the metal test piece to be tested.
The staggered probe unit comprises an excitation coil and a detection coil, wherein the excitation coil is used for generating a magnetic field signal for detecting the surface of a detected metal test piece, the detection coil is used for converting the magnetic field signal into a voltage signal, a periodic pulse signal amplified by a power amplification unit generates an alternating magnetic field in the excitation coil and is applied to the detected metal test piece, the detection coil detects the magnetic field signal above the detected metal test piece and converts the magnetic field signal into the voltage signal, the excitation coil comprises 3 coils with the same parameters and is arranged in a triangular shape, the detection coil of the staggered probe unit comprises 3 coils with the same parameters, and each detection coil is arranged inside the excitation coil in a coaxial mode, specifically expressed as:
r outer cover =R Outer cover -R Inner part
3r Inner part =r Outer cover
3R Inner part =2R Outer cover
Figure BDA0002233765380000021
In the formula, R Outer cover To excite the outer radius of the coil, R Inner part To excite the inner radius of the coil, r Outer cover To detect the outer radius of the coil, r Inner part Detecting the inner radius of the coil, d is the distance between any two exciting coils, mu is the magnetic conductivity of the metal test piece to be detected, sigma is the electric conductivity of the metal test piece to be detected, v is the moving speed of the staggered probe unit, and a is the angle between the moving direction of the staggered probe unit and the horizontal plane.
The FPGA central processing unit comprises a time-frequency domain-based feature vector extraction unit and a random forest-based defect depth detection unit, firstly, a digital signal output by the A/D conversion unit is subjected to time-frequency domain-based feature vector extraction to construct a feature vector, and then the depth information of the surface defect of the metal test piece to be detected is output by the random forest-based defect depth detection unit;
the time-frequency domain-based feature vector extraction unit is used for constructing feature vectors according to the characteristics of a time domain, an amplitude-frequency domain and a phase-frequency domain;
the defect depth detection unit based on the random forest is used for converting the characteristic vector into depth information of the surface defect of the metal test piece to be detected.
A detection method of a defect depth detection device based on an interlaced probe and a pulse eddy current comprises the following steps:
step 1: acquiring a defect signal sample set on the surface of a defective metal test piece to be tested, scanning the surface of the defective metal test piece at a constant speed by using an interlaced probe unit, converting an electromagnetic signal above the defect surface of the acquired metal test piece to a voltage signal, transmitting the voltage signal to an A/D conversion unit, and converting the voltage signal into the defect signal sample set by the A/D conversion unit, wherein the defect signal sample set is specifically represented as:
Figure BDA0002233765380000031
wherein:
Y 1 =(y 11 y 12 … y 1k … y 1n ),
Y 2 =(y 21 y 22 … y 2k … y 2n ),
Y 3 =(y 31 y 32 … y 3k … y 3n ),
wherein n is the number of sampling points in one sampling period,
Figure BDA0002233765380000032
T 1 for a sampling period, T 2 For the excitation pulse period, y 1k Data sampled for coil No. 1 at time k, y 2k Data sampled for coil No. 2 at time k, y 3k N, Y for the sample data of coil No. 3 at time k, k =1,2,3 1 Data sampled for coil number 1 in one sampling period, Y 2 Data sampled for coil number 2 in one sampling period, Y 3 Sampling data of a No. 3 coil in a sampling period;
and 2, step: collecting a reference signal sample set on the surface of a non-defective metal test piece to be tested, uniformly scanning the surface of the non-defective metal test piece by using a staggered probe unit, converting an electromagnetic signal above the non-defective surface of the collected metal test piece into a voltage signal, transmitting the voltage signal to an A/D (analog/digital) conversion unit, and converting the voltage signal into the reference signal sample set by the A/D conversion unit, wherein the reference signal sample set is specifically represented as follows:
Figure BDA0002233765380000033
wherein:
Y ref 1 =(y ref 11 y ref 12 … y ref 1k … y ref 1n ),
Y ref 2 =(y ref 21 y ref 22 … y ref 2k … y ref 2n ),
Y ref 3 =(y ref 31 y ref 32 … y ref 3k … y ref 3n ),
wherein n is the number of sampling points in one sampling period,
Figure BDA0002233765380000034
T 1 for a sampling period, T 2 To excite the pulse period, y ref 1k Coil number 1 at time kReference sample data of y ref 2k Reference sample data for coil No. 2 at time k, y ref 3k For reference sample data of coil No. 3 at the k-th time instant, k =1,2,3 ref 1 Reference sample data for coil No. 1 in one sample period, Y ref 2 Reference sample data for coil No. 2 in one sample period, Y ref 3 Reference sampling data for coil No. 3 in one sampling period;
and step 3: inputting the defect signal sample set and the reference signal sample set into a time-frequency domain-based feature vector extraction unit of an FPGA central processing unit to solve Y i Time domain characteristic parameter Δ S of i
Figure BDA0002233765380000041
In the formula, delta S i Is Y i N is the number of sampling points in a sampling period,
Figure BDA0002233765380000042
T 1 for a sampling period, T 2 For the excitation pulse period, y ref ik Reference sample data for coil i at time k, y ik For the sample data of coil i at the k-th time, i =1,2,3, k =1,2,3.. N, r Outer cover Detecting the outer radius of the coil, wherein v is the moving speed of the staggered probe unit;
and 4, step 4: for Y i And Y ref i Performing discrete Fourier transform to obtain Y i Amplitude spectrum G of i (f) And Y ref i Amplitude spectrum G of ref i (f) Then Y is i Characteristic parameter Delta G of amplitude-frequency domain i Comprises the following steps:
Figure BDA0002233765380000043
Figure BDA0002233765380000044
Figure BDA0002233765380000045
Figure BDA0002233765380000046
Figure BDA0002233765380000047
in the formula, delta G i Is Y i J is an imaginary part, f is a frequency variable of an amplitude frequency spectrum after discrete Fourier transform, q is a penetration frequency, the penetration frequency indicates that when the frequency of an excitation signal is q, the excitation signal can penetrate through an iron plate, mu is the magnetic conductivity of a metal test piece to be measured, sigma is the electric conductivity of the metal test piece to be measured, delta is the thickness of the metal test piece to be measured, n is the number of sampling points in one sampling period,
Figure BDA0002233765380000051
T 1 for a sampling period, T 2 For the excitation pulse period, y ref ik Reference sample data for coil i at time k, y ik I =1,2,3, k =1,2,3.. N for the sample data of coil i at the k-th time;
and 5: solving for Y i Phase zero crossing coordinates H i And Y ref i Phase zero crossing point coordinate H ref i
Figure BDA0002233765380000052
Figure BDA0002233765380000053
Then Y is i Characteristic parameter Δ H of phase frequency domain i Comprises the following steps:
Figure BDA0002233765380000054
in the formula,. DELTA.H i Is Y i Characteristic parameter of the phase frequency domain of H i Is Y i Phase zero crossing point coordinates of (H) ref i Is Y ref i The phase zero crossing point coordinates of (1);
and 6: construction of Y i Characteristic vector J of i
J i =(△S i ,△G i ,△H i )
In the formula, J i Is Y i Is characteristic vector of (a;,. DELTA.S) i Is Y i Of time domain characteristic parameter, Δ G i Is Y i Is the amplitude-frequency domain characteristic parameter, delta H i Is Y i I =1,2,3;
and 7: y to be constructed i Characteristic vector J of i And the depth information of the surface defect of the metal test piece to be tested is output as the input of a defect depth detection unit based on a random forest of the FPGA central processing unit.
The invention has the beneficial effects that:
compared with the prior art, 1) the device adopts an interlaced probe unit, the exciting coil and the detecting coil are arranged in an interlaced way, the missing detection area is reduced, the mutual inductance influence between the coils can be inhibited due to the interlaced structure, and the signal-to-noise ratio is improved; 2) The feature vector extraction unit based on the time-frequency domain is used for extracting the feature vector of the digital signal, so that the robustness of defect detection is improved, and the influence of an interference magnetic field is reduced.
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Fig. 3 is a view showing the structure of the interleaved probe unit.
FIG. 4 is a flow chart of a method for detecting a defect depth detection device based on an interlaced probe and a pulsed eddy current.
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The technical features and advantages of the present invention will become more apparent from the following detailed description of the embodiments with reference to the accompanying drawings.
As shown in fig. 1, a device for detecting defect depth based on an interleaved probe and a pulse eddy current comprises a signal generator, a power amplification unit, an interleaved probe unit, a signal conditioning unit, an a/D conversion unit, and an FPGA central processing unit, wherein the interleaved probe unit comprises an excitation coil and a detection coil;
firstly, a periodic pulse signal generated by a signal generator is amplified by a power amplification unit and then input to an interleaved probe unit for driving the interleaved probe unit to generate an alternating magnetic field required when a detected metal test piece is detected, then a voltage signal output by the interleaved probe unit is converted into a digital signal after sequentially passing through a signal conditioning unit and an A/D conversion unit, and finally the digital signal is input to an FPGA central processing unit to generate a depth signal of the surface defect of the detected metal test piece;
the signal generator is used for generating a periodic pulse signal with a certain duty ratio;
the power amplification unit is used for amplifying the periodic pulse signal;
the staggered probe unit is used for generating a magnetic field signal for detecting the surface of the tested metal test piece and converting the magnetic field signal into a voltage signal;
the signal conditioning unit is used for filtering and amplifying the voltage signal output by the staggered probe unit;
the A/D conversion unit is used for carrying out analog-to-digital conversion on the voltage signal processed by the signal conditioning unit;
the FPGA (Field Programmable Gate Array) central processing unit is used for processing the digital signals output by the A/D conversion unit and outputting depth signals of the surface defects of the metal test piece to be tested.
As shown in fig. 2, the output end of the signal generator is correspondingly connected to the input end of the power amplification unit, the output end of the power amplification unit is correspondingly connected to the excitation coil of the interleaved probe unit, the coil of the interleaved probe unit is connected to the input end of the signal conditioning unit, the output end of the signal conditioning unit is connected to the input end of the a/D conversion unit, and the output end of the a/D conversion unit is connected to the FPGA central processing unit.
In this example, the model of the signal generator is AFG3021, the model of the power amplifier is TL071CDR, the model of the a/D conversion module is ADS7844, and the model of the FPGA is EP4CE1FC8.
As shown in fig. 3, the interleaved probe unit is composed of an excitation coil and a detection coil, the excitation coil is used for generating a magnetic field signal for detecting the surface of the metal test piece to be detected, the detection coil is used for converting the magnetic field signal into a voltage signal, the periodic pulse signal amplified by the power amplification unit generates an alternating magnetic field in the excitation coil and is applied to the metal test piece to be detected, the detection coil detects the magnetic field signal above the metal test piece to be detected and converts the magnetic field signal into the voltage signal, the excitation coil is composed of 3 coils with the same parameters and is arranged in a delta shape, the detection coil of the interleaved probe unit is composed of 3 coils with the same parameters, and each detection coil is arranged inside the excitation coil in a coaxial manner, specifically expressed as:
r outer cover =R Outer cover -R Inner part
3r Inner part =r Outer cover
3R Inner part =2R Outer cover
Figure BDA0002233765380000071
In the formula, R Outer cover For exciting the outer radius of the coil, R Inner part To excite the inner radius of the coil, r Outer cover To detect the outer radius of the coil, r Inner part Detecting the inner radius of the coil, d is the distance between any two exciting coils, and mu is the measured metal test pieceAnd the magnetic conductivity, sigma, v and a are respectively the electric conductivity of the metal test piece to be tested, the moving speed of the staggered probe unit and the angle between the moving direction of the staggered probe unit and the horizontal plane.
Specific parameters of the excitation coil and the detection coil selected in the embodiment are shown in table 1, and parameters of a metal test piece to be tested and a staggered probe unit movement experiment are set in table 2.
TABLE 1 parameter setting table for excitation coil and detection coil
Figure BDA0002233765380000072
TABLE 2 Metal test piece to be tested and staggered probe unit mobile experiment parameter setting table
Figure BDA0002233765380000073
The FPGA central processing unit comprises a time-frequency domain-based feature vector extraction unit and a random forest-based defect depth detection unit, firstly, a digital signal output by the A/D conversion unit is subjected to time-frequency domain-based feature vector extraction to construct a feature vector, and then the depth information of the surface defect of the metal test piece to be detected is output by the random forest-based defect depth detection unit;
the time-frequency domain-based feature vector extraction unit is used for constructing feature vectors according to the characteristics of a time domain, an amplitude-frequency domain and a phase-frequency domain;
and the defect depth detection unit based on the random forest is used for converting the characteristic vector into depth information of the surface defect of the tested metal test piece.
As shown in fig. 4, a method for detecting a defect depth detection device based on an interlaced probe and a pulsed eddy current includes the following steps:
step 1: acquiring a defect signal sample set on the surface of a defective metal test piece to be tested, scanning the surface of the defective metal test piece at a constant speed by using an interlaced probe unit, converting an electromagnetic signal above the defect surface of the detected metal test piece into a voltage signal, transmitting the voltage signal to an A/D conversion unit, and converting the voltage signal into the defect signal sample set through the A/D conversion unit, wherein the defect signal sample set is specifically expressed as follows:
Figure BDA0002233765380000081
wherein:
Y 1 =(y 11 y 12 … y 1k … y 1n ),
Y 2 =(y 21 y 22 … y 2k … y 2n ),
Y 3 =(y 31 y 32 … y 3k … y 3n ),
wherein n is the number of sampling points in one sampling period,
Figure BDA0002233765380000082
T 1 for a sampling period, T 2 To excite the pulse period, y 1k Data sampled at the k-th time for coil No. 1, y 2k Data sampled for coil No. 2 at time k, y 3k N, Y for the sample data of coil No. 3 at time k, k =1,2,3 1 Data sampled for coil number 1 in one sampling period, Y 2 Data sampled for coil number 2 in one sampling period, Y 3 Sampling data for coil No. 3 in a sampling period;
step 2: collecting a reference signal sample set on the surface of a non-defective metal test piece to be tested, uniformly scanning the surface of the non-defective metal test piece by using a staggered probe unit, converting an electromagnetic signal above the non-defective surface of the collected metal test piece into a voltage signal, transmitting the voltage signal to an A/D (analog/digital) conversion unit, and converting the voltage signal into the reference signal sample set by the A/D conversion unit, wherein the reference signal sample set is specifically represented as follows:
Figure BDA0002233765380000083
wherein:
Y ref 1 =(y ref 11 y ref 12 … y ref 1k … y ref 1n ),
Y ref 2 =(y ref 21 y ref 22 … y ref 2k … y ref 2n ),
Y ref 3 =(y ref 31 y ref 32 … y ref 3k … y ref 3n ),
wherein n is the number of sampling points in one sampling period,
Figure BDA0002233765380000091
T 1 for a sampling period, T 2 For the excitation pulse period, y ref 1k Reference sample data for coil No. 1 at time k, y ref 2k Reference sample data for coil No. 2 at time k, y ref 3k For reference sample data of coil No. 3 at the k-th time instant, k =1,2,3 ref 1 Reference sample data for coil No. 1 in one sample period, Y ref 2 Reference sample data for coil number 2 in one sample period, Y ref 3 Reference sampling data for coil No. 3 in one sampling period;
and step 3: inputting the defect signal sample set and the reference signal sample set into a time-frequency domain-based feature vector extraction unit of an FPGA central processing unit to solve Y i Time domain characteristic parameter Δ S of i
Figure BDA0002233765380000092
In the formula,. DELTA.S i Is Y i N is the number of sampling points in a sampling period,
Figure BDA0002233765380000093
T 1 for a sampling period, T 2 For the excitation pulse period, y ref ik Reference sample data for coil i at time k, y ik For the sample data of coil i at the k-th time, i =1,2,3, k =1,2,3.. N, r Outer cover Detecting the outer radius of the coil, wherein v is the moving speed of the staggered probe unit;
and 4, step 4: for Y i And Y ref i Performing discrete Fourier transform to obtain Y i Amplitude spectrum G of i (f) And Y ref i Amplitude spectrum G of ref i (f) Then Y is i Characteristic parameter Delta G of amplitude-frequency domain i Comprises the following steps:
Figure BDA0002233765380000094
Figure BDA0002233765380000095
Figure BDA0002233765380000096
Figure BDA0002233765380000097
Figure BDA0002233765380000098
in the formula, delta G i Is Y i J is an imaginary part, f is a frequency variable of an amplitude frequency spectrum after discrete Fourier transform, q is a penetration frequency, the penetration frequency indicates that when the frequency of an excitation signal is q, the excitation signal can penetrate through an iron plate, mu is the magnetic permeability of a metal test piece to be measured, sigma is the electric conductivity of the metal test piece to be measured, delta is the thickness of the metal test piece to be measured, delta is set to be 6mm in the embodiment,n is the number of sampling points in one sampling period,
Figure BDA0002233765380000101
T 1 for a sampling period, T 2 For the excitation pulse period, y ref ik Reference sample data for coil i at time k, y ik I =1,2,3, k =1,2,3.. N for the sample data of coil No. i at the k-th time;
and 5: solving for Y i Phase zero crossing point coordinate H i And Y ref i Phase zero crossing point coordinate H ref i
Figure BDA0002233765380000102
Figure BDA0002233765380000103
Then Y is i Characteristic parameter Δ H of phase frequency domain i Comprises the following steps:
Figure BDA0002233765380000104
in the formula, delta H i Is Y i Characteristic parameter of the phase frequency domain of H i Is Y i Phase zero crossing point coordinates of (H) ref i Is Y ref i The phase zero crossing point coordinates of (1);
step 6: construction of Y i Characteristic vector J of i
J i =(△S i ,△G i ,△H i )
In the formula, J i Is Y i Characteristic vector of (D), delta S i Is Y i Is a time domain characteristic parameter, Δ G i Is Y i Is the amplitude-frequency domain characteristic parameter, delta H i Is Y i I =1,2,3;
and 7: y to be constructed i Characteristic vector J of i And the depth information of the surface defect of the metal test piece to be tested is output as the input of a defect depth detection unit based on a random forest of the FPGA central processing unit.
Five groups of experimental tests are carried out according to the technical scheme, the test results are shown in table 3, and it can be seen from table 3 that the technical scheme provided by the invention can effectively test the defect depth of the surface of the tested metal test piece, and the test error is controlled within 0.1 mm.
TABLE 3 test results of the experiments
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1. A defect depth detection device based on an interleaved probe and a pulse eddy current is characterized by comprising a signal generator, a power amplification unit, an interleaved probe unit, a signal conditioning unit, an A/D conversion unit and an FPGA central processing unit, wherein the interleaved probe unit comprises an excitation coil and a detection coil;
firstly, the output end of a signal generator is connected with the input end lead of a power amplifying unit, then the output end of the power amplifying unit is connected with the exciting coil lead of an interleaved probe unit, a periodic pulse signal generated by the signal generator is amplified by the power amplifying unit and then is input into the exciting coil of the interleaved probe unit for driving the exciting coil of the interleaved probe unit to generate an alternating magnetic field required when a detected metal test piece is detected, then a detection coil of the interleaved probe unit is connected with the input end lead of a signal conditioning unit, the output end of the signal conditioning unit is connected with the input end lead of an A/D conversion unit, a voltage signal output by the interleaved probe unit sequentially passes through the signal conditioning unit and the A/D conversion unit and then is converted into a digital signal, and finally the output end of the A/D conversion unit is connected with the FPGA central processing unit lead, and the digital signal is input into the FPGA central processing unit to generate a depth signal of the surface defect of the detected metal test piece;
the signal generator is used for generating a periodic pulse signal with a certain duty ratio;
the power amplification unit is used for amplifying the periodic pulse signal;
the staggered probe unit is used for generating a magnetic field signal for detecting the surface of a tested metal test piece and converting the magnetic field signal into a voltage signal;
the signal conditioning unit is used for filtering and amplifying the voltage signal output by the staggered probe unit;
the A/D conversion unit is used for performing analog-to-digital conversion on the voltage signal processed by the signal conditioning unit;
the FPGA central processing unit is used for processing the digital signal output by the A/D conversion unit and outputting a depth signal of the surface defect of the metal test piece to be tested;
the staggered probe unit comprises an excitation coil and a detection coil, wherein the excitation coil is used for generating a magnetic field signal for detecting the surface of a detected metal test piece, the detection coil is used for converting the magnetic field signal into a voltage signal, a periodic pulse signal amplified by a power amplification unit generates an alternating magnetic field in the excitation coil and is applied to the detected metal test piece, the detection coil detects the magnetic field signal above the detected metal test piece and converts the magnetic field signal into the voltage signal, the excitation coil comprises 3 coils with the same parameters and is arranged in a triangular shape, the detection coil of the staggered probe unit comprises 3 coils with the same parameters, and each detection coil is arranged inside the excitation coil in a coaxial mode, specifically expressed as:
r outer cover =R Outer cover -R Inner part
3r Inner part =r Outer cover
3R Inner part =2R Outer cover
Figure FDA0003836089800000011
In the formula, R Outer cover For exciting the outer radius of the coil, R Inner part For exciting in a coilRadius r Outer cover Is the outer radius of the induction coil, r Inner part The inner radius of the induction coil, d is the distance between any two exciting coils, mu is the magnetic conductivity of the metal test piece to be measured, sigma is the electric conductivity of the metal test piece to be measured, v is the moving speed of the staggered probe unit, and a is the angle between the moving direction of the staggered probe unit and the horizontal plane.
2. The device for detecting the defect depth based on the staggered probe and the pulsed eddy current as claimed in claim 1, wherein the FPGA central processing unit comprises a time-frequency domain-based feature vector extraction unit and a random forest-based defect depth detection unit, firstly, the digital signal output by the a/D conversion unit passes through the time-frequency domain-based feature vector extraction unit to construct a feature vector, and then the random forest-based defect depth detection unit outputs the depth information of the surface defect of the metal test piece to be detected;
the time-frequency domain-based feature vector extraction unit is used for constructing feature vectors according to the characteristics of a time domain, an amplitude-frequency domain and a phase-frequency domain;
the defect depth detection unit based on the random forest is used for converting the characteristic vectors into depth information of the surface defects of the metal test piece to be detected.
3. The method for detecting the defect depth detection device based on the staggered probe and the pulse eddy current as claimed in any one of claims 1-2, which is characterized by comprising the following steps:
step 1: acquiring a defect signal sample set on the surface of a defective metal test piece to be tested, scanning the surface of the defective metal test piece at a constant speed by using an interlaced probe unit, converting an electromagnetic signal above the defect surface of the acquired metal test piece to a voltage signal, transmitting the voltage signal to an A/D conversion unit, and converting the voltage signal into the defect signal sample set by the A/D conversion unit, wherein the defect signal sample set is specifically represented as:
Figure FDA0003836089800000021
wherein:
Y 1 =(y 11 y 12 …y 1k …y 1n ),
Y 2 =(y 21 y 22 …y 2k …y 2n ),
Y 3 =(y 31 y 32 …y 3k …y 3n ),
wherein n is the number of sampling points in one sampling period,
Figure FDA0003836089800000022
T 1 for a sampling period, T 2 To excite the pulse period, y 1k Data sampled for coil No. 1 at time k, y 2k Data sampled for coil No. 2 at time k, y 3k N, Y for the sample data of coil No. 3 at time k, k =1,2,3 1 Data sampled for coil number 1 in one sampling period, Y 2 Data sampled for coil number 2 in one sampling period, Y 3 Sampling data for coil No. 3 in a sampling period;
step 2: collecting a reference signal sample set on the surface of a non-defective metal test piece to be tested, uniformly scanning the surface of the non-defective metal test piece by using a staggered probe unit, converting an electromagnetic signal above the non-defective surface of the collected metal test piece into a voltage signal, transmitting the voltage signal to an A/D (analog/digital) conversion unit, and converting the voltage signal into the reference signal sample set by the A/D conversion unit, wherein the reference signal sample set is specifically represented as follows:
Figure FDA0003836089800000031
wherein:
Y ref 1 =(y ref 11 y ref 12 …y ref 1k …y ref 1n ),
Y ref 2 =(y ref 21 y ref 22 …y ref 2k …y ref 2n ),
Y ref 3 =(y ref 31 y ref 32 …y ref 3k …y ref 3n ),
wherein n is the number of sampling points in one sampling period,
Figure FDA0003836089800000032
T 1 for a sampling period, T 2 For the excitation pulse period, y ref 1k Reference sample data for coil No. 1 at time k, y ref 2k Reference sample data for coil No. 2 at time k, y ref 3k N, Y for reference sample data for coil No. 3 at time k, k =1,2,3 ref 1 Reference sample data for coil No. 1 in one sample period, Y ref 2 Reference sample data for coil No. 2 in one sample period, Y ref 3 Reference sampling data for coil No. 3 in one sampling period;
and step 3: inputting the defect signal sample set and the reference signal sample set into a time-frequency domain-based feature vector extraction unit of an FPGA central processing unit to solve Y i Time domain characteristic parameter Δ S of i
Figure FDA0003836089800000033
In the formula, delta S i Is Y i N is the number of sampling points in a sampling period,
Figure FDA0003836089800000034
T 1 for a sampling period, T 2 For the excitation pulse period, y ref ik Reference sample data for coil i at time k, y ik For the sample data of coil i at the k-th time, i =1,2,3, k =1,2,3.. N, r Outer cover Is the outer radius of the induction coil, and v is the moving speed of the staggered probe unit;
and 4, step 4: for Y i And Y ref i Performing discrete Fourier transform to respectively obtain Y i Amplitude spectrum G of i (f) And Y ref i Amplitude spectrum G of ref i (f) Then Y is i Characteristic parameter Delta G of amplitude-frequency domain i Comprises the following steps:
Figure FDA0003836089800000041
Figure FDA0003836089800000042
Figure FDA0003836089800000043
Figure FDA0003836089800000044
Figure FDA0003836089800000045
in the formula, Δ G i Is Y i J is an imaginary part, f is a frequency variable of an amplitude frequency spectrum after discrete Fourier transform, q is a penetration frequency, the penetration frequency represents that when the frequency of an excitation signal is q, the excitation signal can penetrate through a metal test piece to be measured, mu is the magnetic conductivity of the metal test piece to be measured, sigma is the electric conductivity of the metal test piece to be measured, delta is the thickness of the metal test piece to be measured, n is the number of sampling points in one sampling period,
Figure FDA0003836089800000046
T 1 for a sampling period, T 2 To activateExcitation pulse period, y ref ik Reference sample data for coil i at time k, y ik I =1,2,3, k =1,2,3.. N for the sample data of coil i at the k-th time; and 5: solving for Y i Phase zero crossing point coordinate H i And Y ref i Phase zero crossing point coordinate H ref i
Figure FDA0003836089800000047
Figure FDA0003836089800000048
Then Y is i Characteristic parameter Δ H of phase frequency domain i Comprises the following steps:
Figure FDA0003836089800000049
in the formula, delta H i Is Y i Characteristic parameter of the phase frequency domain of H i Is Y i Phase zero-crossing coordinates of (c), H ref i Is Y ref i The phase zero crossing point coordinates of (1);
step 6: construction of Y i Characteristic vector J of i
J i =(△S i ,△G i ,△H i )
In the formula, J i Is Y i Is characteristic vector of (a;,. DELTA.S) i Is Y i Is a time domain characteristic parameter, Δ G i Is Y i Is the amplitude-frequency domain characteristic parameter, delta H i Is Y i I =1,2,3;
and 7: y to be constructed i Characteristic vector J of i And the depth information of the surface defect of the metal test piece to be tested is output as the input of a defect depth detection unit based on the random forest of the FPGA central processing unit.
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