GUIDED WAVE TESTING (GW) Overview
Guided wave ultrasonic testing detects corrosion damage and other defects over long 33 ft. – 165 ft. distances in piping.…
Guided wave ultrasonic testing detects corrosion damage and other defects over long 33 ft. – 165 ft. distances in piping.…
Eddy current testing for external defects in tubes where external access is not possible (e.g. buried pipelines), is conducted using…
Conventional eddy current inspection techniques use sinusoidal alternating electrical current of a particular frequency to excite the probe. The pulsed…
Swept frequency eddy current techniques involve collecting eddy current data at a wide range of frequencies. This usually involves the…
Multiple frequency eddy current techniques simply involve collecting data at several different frequencies and then comparing the data or mixing…
Eddy current data can be collected using automated scanning systems to improve the quality of the measurements and to construct…
The thickness of nonmetallic coatings on metal substrates can be determined simply from the effect of liftoff on impedance. This method has widespread use…
Eddy current techniques can be used to perform a number of dimensional measurements. The ability to make rapid measurements without…
With some materials, such as solution heat treatable aluminum alloys, conductivity measurements are often made verifying that parts and materials have received…
One of the uses of eddy current instruments is for the measurement of electrical conductivity. The value of the electrical…
Eddy current inspection is often used to detect corrosion, erosion, cracking and other changes in tubing. Heat exchangers and steam…
Many commercial aircraft applications involve the use of multiple fasteners to connect the multi-layer skins. Because of the fatigue stress…