Method and an arrangement for inspecting the surface of steel st

Metal founding – Process – With measuring – testing – inspecting – or condition determination

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164150, 324203, 324228, B22D 200

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ABSTRACT:
There is disclosed a method and arrangement for inspecting the surface of steel stock having a temperature above the Curie point. In order to detect, with a great certainty and accuracy, defects in the hot steel stock, with a loss of energy for cooling the steel stock for inspection and subsequently reheating it for further processing being avoided, only a thin surface layer of the steel stock is intensively cooled on the surface to be inspected, to a temperature below the Curie point. The core of the steel remains hot. Immediately thereafter, a magnetic or electromagnetic field is induced in the cooled surface layer and disturbances in the induced field caused by defects in the steel stock are detected and recorded by pick-ups.

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Godshall et al., Eddy Current Inspection of Pipe At 2150 Deg. F., American Society of Mechanical Engineers (Exrs. search room 324-224).

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