Suppression of the effect of harmless surface defects in eddy cu

Electricity: measuring and testing – Magnetic – With compensation for test variable

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324232, 324238, G01N 2772, G01R 3312

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ABSTRACT:
An eddy current testing device for inspecting test objects, for example billets, with respect to surface defects, for example surface cracks, comprises at least one transducer/sensor, for example a surface transducer or surface transducer arrangement, which is made to scan the surface of the test object. The device is characterized in that the effect of harmless surface blemishes on the testing device is suppressed, at least partially, by compensating for the sensitivity characteristic, in the scan direction of the transducer/sensor, with respect to the surface defect.

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patent: 4355281 (1982-10-01), Toth et al.
patent: 4851774 (1989-07-01), Tornblom
Patent Abstracts of Japan; vol. 8, No. 219, D-306; 1656; Oct. 5, 1984; JP-A-59 10454(Kobe Seikosho K.K. 16-06-1984).
Patent Abstracts of Japan, vol. 7, No. 90 (P-191)(1235) 14th Apr. 1983; JP-A-58-17353 (Kobe Seikosho K.K.) 01-02-1983.

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