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New process of the eddy current probe impedance calculation for plate inspection using bidimensional Magnetically Coupled Elements

Azeddine Belhamri, A. Hicham, Jean-Paul Yonnet, M. Chebout

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The defect detection mechanism for eddy current nondestructive testing (ECNDT) is related to the interaction of induced eddy currents in the metal test specimen with flaws, and the coupling of these interaction effects with the test probe sensor.

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The defect detection mechanism for eddy current nondestructive testing (ECNDT) is related to the interaction of induced eddy currents in the metal test specimen with flaws, and the coupling of these interaction effects with the test probe sensor.

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The defect detection mechanism for eddy current nondestructive testing (ECNDT) is related to the interaction of induced eddy currents in the metal test specimen with flaws, and the coupling of these interaction effects with the test probe sensor.

Key concepts: Eddy current, Eddy-current testing, Electrical impedance, Nondestructive testing, Coupling (piping), Eddy-current sensor, Materials science, Current (fluid)

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