2015
DOI: 10.1007/s12206-015-0910-7
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Analytical approaches to eddy current nondestructive evaluation for stratified conductive structures

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“…The determination of the electrophysical parameter profiles involves the consideration and use of the forward and inverse problems in combination. The Uzal-Cheng-Dodd-Deeds electrodynamic model [8]- [11] of the direct problem in the analytical form used in this research was created under the following assumptions: MROs are characterised by infinite overall dimensions, the medium is assumed to be linear, homoge-neous, and isotropic; the electromagnetic field is excited by an ECP generator coil with a sinusoidal current I varying with an angular frequency ω = 2•π•f; the ECP excitation coil has a rectangular cross-section with finite dimensions, is characterised by a uniform current density across the crosssection i 0 and the number of turns W; the measuring coil has a number of turns w mes and an infinite small cross-section. Usually, the sub-surface zone of the MRO to simulate the continuity of the electrophysical parameter profiles is assumed to be conditionally multilayer.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The determination of the electrophysical parameter profiles involves the consideration and use of the forward and inverse problems in combination. The Uzal-Cheng-Dodd-Deeds electrodynamic model [8]- [11] of the direct problem in the analytical form used in this research was created under the following assumptions: MROs are characterised by infinite overall dimensions, the medium is assumed to be linear, homoge-neous, and isotropic; the electromagnetic field is excited by an ECP generator coil with a sinusoidal current I varying with an angular frequency ω = 2•π•f; the ECP excitation coil has a rectangular cross-section with finite dimensions, is characterised by a uniform current density across the crosssection i 0 and the number of turns W; the measuring coil has a number of turns w mes and an infinite small cross-section. Usually, the sub-surface zone of the MRO to simulate the continuity of the electrophysical parameter profiles is assumed to be conditionally multilayer.…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The nondestructive evaluation techniques used for the qualification, inspection, and safety of riveted structures in the aeronautical sector are required to meet very high standards of reliability and, consequently, to provide a much higher level of performance for improved detection capability [5][6][7]. An approach based on the estimation of the probability of detection has become an indispensable tool for researchers for a good evaluation of the used nondestructive testing techniques performances.…”
Section: Ndt Modelling and Pod Curve Generationmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The key parameters of the induction brazing process are related with the physics of the materials, their reaction to the electromagnetic energy, and the relation between material properties and the temperature change. To define the process properly, we have to consider the following basic parameters [4][5][6][7]:…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%