2023•Journal of Physics Conference SeriesOpen access

An Applied Study on Eddy Current Array Testing Technology for Transportable Pressure Vessels

Yanchun Mu, Xumeng Xie, Muda Jin, Li Zhao

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Abstract To solve the problems with the penetrant testing of transportable pressure vessels (“TPVs”), such as failure to detect near-surface defects, low testing efficiency, and damage of penetrating agents to testers’ health and the high-purity media in the TPVs, an experimental study on the eddy current array (“ECA”) testing technology is carried out, and the result is compared with the results of the dye penetrant testing and fluorescent penetrant testing. According to the experiment result, the ECA testing technology is characterized by moderate requirements for the status of the surface to be tested, fast testing, environmental-friendliness, electronic data storage, testing imaging, and accurate testing results. These advantages enable the ECA testing technology to be a green and environmental-friendly nondestructive testing technology that will promote future development and have exciting prospects in TPV testing.

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Abstract To solve the problems with the penetrant testing of transportable pressure vessels (“TPVs”), such as failure to detect near-surface defects, low testing efficiency, and damage of penetrating agents to testers’ health and the high-purity media in the TPVs, an experimental study on the eddy current array (“ECA”) testing technology is carried out, and the result is compared with the results of the dye penetrant testing and fluorescent penetrant testing. According to the experiment result, the ECA testing technology is characterized by moderate requirements for the status of the surface to be tested, fast testing, environmental-friendliness, electronic data storage, testing imaging, and accurate testing results. These advantages enable the ECA testing technology to be a green and environmental-friendly nondestructive testing technology that will promote future development and have exciting prospects in TPV testing.

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Abstract To solve the problems with the penetrant testing of transportable pressure vessels (“TPVs”), such as failure to detect near-surface defects, low testing efficiency, and damage of penetrating agents to testers’ health and the high-purity media in the TPVs, an experimental study on the eddy current array (“ECA”) testing technology is carried out, and the result is compared with the results of the dye penetrant testing and fluorescent penetrant testing. According to the experiment result, the ECA testing technology is characterized by moderate requirements for the status of the surface to be tested, fast testing, environmental-friendliness, electronic data storage, testing imaging, and accurate testing results. These advantages enable the ECA testing technology to be a green and environmental-friendly nondestructive testing technology that will promote future development and have exciting prospects in TPV testing.

Key concepts: Penetrant (biochemical), Eddy-current testing, Nondestructive testing, Environmental tests, Test strategy, Mechanical engineering, Reliability engineering, Computer science

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