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WHAT IS ELECTRIC CURRENT In the very early days of magnetic particle testing, it was believed that the most desirable current for magnetization was…
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WHAT IS ELECTRIC CURRENT In the very early days of magnetic particle testing, it was believed that the most desirable current for magnetization was…
Read articleOne of the most important properties of magnetic materials is permeability. Permeability can be described as the ease with which materials can be magnetized.…
Read articleAll ferromagnetic materials have certain magnetic properties that are specific to that material. Most of these properties are described by a magnetic hysteresis curve.…
Read articleEFFECT OF MATERIALS ON ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELDS Magnetic properties are important because of their effect on the behavior of materials under an external field or…
Read articleMagnetic Domains Some materials that can be magnetized possess atoms that are classified as submicroscopic regions, called magnetic domains. These domains have a positive…
Read articleMagnetic particle testing is a nondestructive method of revealing surface and slightly subsurface discontinuities in magnetizable materials. It may be applied to raw materials…
Read articleThere are three general classes of discontinuities. 1. Inherent discontinuities, formed during the basic formation of the test object. 2. Processing discontinuities, formed during…
Read articleMagnetic particle testing equipment range from heavy, complex automated handling systems weighing several tons to small, lightweight portable units. The following are requirements to…
Read articlePrinciples of Demagnetization Ferrous materials usually retain some residual magnetism after the magnetizing current is shut off. The strength of the residual field depends…
Read articleMULTIDIRECTIONAL MAGNETIZATION Multidirectional magnetization uses several contact points and relay switches to produce constantly varying magnetic fields. Typical uses of multi directional magnetization are…
Read articleThe following characteristics affect key test parameters, including required magnetizing current, current on time, when to apply particles and demagnetization requirements. 1. Alloy, shape…
Read articleA circular magnetic field is induced into a test object either by passing magnetizing current directly through the test object (direct magnetization), or by…
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