Eddy Current Testing is a conventional non-destructive testing technique that uses the principles of electromagnetism, specifically, electromagnetic induction to conduct examinations. ET is completed through the use of a specially designed coil energized by an alternating current to produce a magnetic field. Eddy Current testing takes its name from Eddies, which are formed when a liquid or gas flows in a circular path around obstacles under the right conditions. ID probes, or Bobbin probes or feed-through probes, are then used to detect changes in electrical conductivity, indicating a discontinuity or flaw in the tested asset.
Types of Eddy Current (ET) Testing are technical experts can deliver:
What are the advantages of Eddy Current (ET) Testing?
Customers can obtain many benefits through the application of this conventional testing technique for their assets, which include:
Is Eddy Current (ET) Testing the appropriate technique for our assets?
Eddy Current (ET) Testing can be applied on assets owned and operated by companies in various sectors, including: