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Reconstruction of Defect Paths Using Eddy Current Testing Array 3D Imaging
Acta Universitatis Sapientiae Electrical and Mechanical EngineeringIn a world where the reliability and lifespan of industrial equipment are critical, our research aims to go beyond the traditional limits of non-destructive testing.
Abderrahmane Aboura +5 more
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Research on star-shaped coil probe in eddy current testing of aluminum plate
International Journal of Applied Electromagnetics and MechanicsTo detect defects from different angles and overcome the potential omission issues of traditional eddy current probes, this paper proposes a star-shaped eddy current probe composed of four coils based on defect decomposition theory.
ShuKe Du +3 more
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Optimal design of remote field eddy current testing probe for ferromagnetic pipeline inspection
, 2021Remote field eddy current (RFEC) nondestructive testing has its unique advantages in defect detection of metal pipelines, such as being unaffected by skin effect and material properties, but the size of RFEC probe is large and the signal received by the ...
Saibo She +4 more
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The High-Resolution Magnetic Camera: A Novel Sensor for Eddy Current Testing
2014Eddy current techniques are often used to detect and, in some advanced applications, to characterize fatigue surface-breaking cracks appearing in mechanical parts. One of the major difficulties in this approach is to reliably separate the crack contribution to the signal from the others (liftoff, edge effects, material property variations).
Santi, Gilles +6 more
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IEEE Sensors Journal
Detecting deeply buried subsurface defect is a challenging task for eddy current testing (ECT). This study introduces a novel ECT probe designed for the detection of deeply buried defects in conductive materials.
Lian Xie +5 more
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Detecting deeply buried subsurface defect is a challenging task for eddy current testing (ECT). This study introduces a novel ECT probe designed for the detection of deeply buried defects in conductive materials.
Lian Xie +5 more
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2D magnetic field mobile sensing system for eddy current testing
2009 IEEE Sensors, 2009In this paper, a mobile probe for eddy current testing using inductive sensors and two optical computer mice for position determination is presented. It is a first step in developing an autonomous system that is able to detect flaws in the metallic structure of an aircraft.
Bruno Silva +5 more
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Nondestructive Testing and Evaluation
The security of aviation hinges significantly on the strength of aircraft structures, with potential risks arising from issues like corrosion impacting the framework.
Hoangcong Le +5 more
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The security of aviation hinges significantly on the strength of aircraft structures, with potential risks arising from issues like corrosion impacting the framework.
Hoangcong Le +5 more
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Comparison testing of an adjustable-speed permanent-magnet eddy-current coupling
Conference Record of 2000 Annual Pulp and Paper Industry Technical Conference (Cat. No.00CH37111), 2002The paper describes the physical construction, basic principles of operation, and a series of comparison tests conducted on an adjustable speed coupling system (ASCS) and a low voltage variable-frequency drive (VFD). These systems have been tested at three different ratings (50 hp, 100 hp, and 200 hp) driving load profiles representing both fans and ...
A. Wallace +4 more
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Conductivity Measurement of Non-magnetic Material Using the Phase Feature of Eddy Current Testing
Journal of nondestructive evaluation, 2023Pu Huang +6 more
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International Journal of Applied Electromagnetics and Mechanics, 2012
In this paper a new field of application of the overlapping finite element method is proposed for eddy current testing. This method, which has already been used to deal with the lift-off, is extended to the treatment of thin conducting and/or magnetic layers.
Zaidi, Houda +4 more
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In this paper a new field of application of the overlapping finite element method is proposed for eddy current testing. This method, which has already been used to deal with the lift-off, is extended to the treatment of thin conducting and/or magnetic layers.
Zaidi, Houda +4 more
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