Eddy Current Inspection
Eddy current inspection is a versatile and efficient method for detecting surface flaws and material properties without damaging the object. It can be used as production control but is most commonly applied for in-service inspection of welds, lifting equipment, and other equipment in operation. Eddy currents can detect defects even through paint and coatings, making it a flexible solution for various applications.
Eddy Current can be used for
Inspection of Welds for Surface Flaws
Effective in detecting cracks, porosity, and other surface defects in welds.
Inspection of Bolt Holes
Used to identify defects and wear in bolt holes, ensuring structural integrity.
Material Sorting
Identification of material types and sorting based on properties like conductivity and composition.
Benefits of Eddy Current Inspection:
Non-Destructive: Maintains the integrity of the material during the inspection.
High Sensitivity: Capable of detecting even small surface flaws with great precision.
Works Through Paint and Coatings: Reduces preparation time as the method can be applied without removing surface treatments.
Fast and Efficient: Ideal for inspecting large areas and repeated testing.
Eddy current inspection is a reliable method for ensuring safety, quality, and reliability across various industries.