Ys. Sun et al., A NOVEL REMOTE FIELD EDDY-CURRENT TECHNIQUE FOR INSPECTION OF THICK-WALLED ALUMINUM PLATES, Materials evaluation, 56(1), 1998, pp. 94-97
The remote field eddy current technique has been used for inspecting f
erromagnetic tubular products for several years. This technique is cha
racterized by its high sensitivity to anomalies at large depths and qu
al sensitivity to anomalies irrespective of their location in the tube
wall. In recent years, the method has been extended to the inspection
of metallic plates. This paper introduces a prototype remote field ed
dy current probe for the inspection of thick aluminum plates. Modeling
and experimental data obtained using the prototype probe are presente
d.