DOI: 10.31274/rtd-180813-7286
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Diffusion effects in eddy current nondestructive evaluation

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“…One group of scholars had chosen to treat eddy currents as an electromagnetic wave phenomenon and process the signal using wave based approaches [4,5,7,8,9]. The other side of the debate treats eddy currents as a diffusion process [12]. The discussion presented in this section reinforces the statement that the eddy current process is a diffusion process and that the use of wave based approaches to process eddy current signals can lead to erroneous results.…”
Section: Eddy Current As a Diffusion Processmentioning
confidence: 78%
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“…One group of scholars had chosen to treat eddy currents as an electromagnetic wave phenomenon and process the signal using wave based approaches [4,5,7,8,9]. The other side of the debate treats eddy currents as a diffusion process [12]. The discussion presented in this section reinforces the statement that the eddy current process is a diffusion process and that the use of wave based approaches to process eddy current signals can lead to erroneous results.…”
Section: Eddy Current As a Diffusion Processmentioning
confidence: 78%
“…The coil is scanned across the surface of the test specimen to detect the presence of any flaws. In the case of a point flaw, the coil picks up the flaw signal over a range larger than the coil size[12]. In other words, even for a tiny flaw, the support of the flaw signature is at least equal to the coil diameter.…”
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