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Actual Fatigue cracks -Figure 15:A photograph of the mounted, polished, and etched weldment cross-section at a site exhibiting a lack of root pass penetration and fusion. The black dash line outlines the reinforcing fillet weld. The white dash box encloses the approximate location of subsequent microhardness <strong>testing</strong>. Several areas are displayed at increased magnification in subsequent figures. (Photo PA8064) Charlie Chong/ Fion Zhang http://met-tech.com/crane-weldment-failure.html
Actual Fatigue cracks - Figure 16: A magnified optical photomicrograph of the weldment cross-section presented in Figure 15. The boxed areas are further magnified in subsequent figures. (Photo C8164, Mag: 15X) Charlie Chong/ Fion Zhang http://met-tech.com/crane-weldment-failure.html
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FIGURE 1. Uniform magnetic field ge
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FIGURE 2. Coordinates conventionall
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B x will have a constant positive v
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Figure 3 shows the effect of a surf
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Keywords: • Counter clockwise cur
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FIGURE 4. Data from longitudinal di
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Software algorithms The actual para
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10.2.3 Uniform Field The alternatin
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10.2.3.1 Advantages (I) Testing thr
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Keywords: The Current Field • Ind
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10.2.3.2 Disadvantages (I) Reduced
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Geometry Changes. Charlie Chong/ Fi
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Geometry Changes - Simple leg weldm
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The uniform field theoretical model
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Crack Charlie Chong/ Fion Zhang htt
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ACFM currents flowing around a defe
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The maximum coating thickness throu
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FIGURE 6. Effect of coating thickne
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Effect of coating thickness on Bx f
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Discussion Subject: “FIGURE 7. Co
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Keywords: The points at which the c
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The Eddy Current Standard Depth & P
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Discussion: when the coil is larger
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FIGURE 9. Comparison of 5 kHz and 5
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Discussion: Compare Figure 9 & Figu
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In this way, the changing signal fr
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FIGURE 12. Estimation of background
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This combination results in an upwa
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For discontinuities within about 30
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FIGURE 13. Magnetic flux density si
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FIGURE 14. Magnetic flux density fr
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More Reading on: Data Display The p
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10.2.9 Restrictions in Theoretical
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Practical alternating current field
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Keywords: • Calibrated once, at t
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The restriction to semielliptical c
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Liftoff The signal intensity reduce
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FIGURE 15. Amplitude of magnetic fl
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Trials with alternating current fie
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FIGURE 16. Probability of detection
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Another independent evaluation of t
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Remotely operated vehicle. ROV Char
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Remotely operated vehicle. ROV Char
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Further tests were carried out blin
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FIGURE 17. Experimental probability
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10.3.2 Influences on Sizing Accurac
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Crack Inclination Charlie Chong/ Fi
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10.3.2.2 Morphology On the other ha
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Rail Track Charlie Chong/ Fion Zhan
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10.3.2.4 Geometry Effects Geometric
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10.3.3 Sensor Coverage and Lateral
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FIGURE 18. Lateral displacement at
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Figure 19 shows the experimental ef
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FIGURE 19. Decrease in predicted de
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FIGURE 13. Magnetic flux density si
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10.4 PART 4. Alternating Current Fi
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Fatigue Crack Charlie Chong/ Fion Z
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10.4.1.2 Stress Corrosion Cracking
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Sulfide stress concentration cracks
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10.4.2 Corrosion Pitting The unidir
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ACFM systems have been used for a r
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Figure: Array Probe Display Charlie
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Figure: ACFM Underwater Application
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10.5.2.2 Application of the ACFM in
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Figure: Above Ground Storage Tank C
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Figure: Above Ground Storage Tank f
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Why ACFM Leakage due to cracking at
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Figure: Encoder array probe used to
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Figure: High speed inspection of wa
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Figure: Compliant array probe inspe
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Figure: Compliant array probe inspe
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ACFM Inspection Result- Tank#1 On o
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Figure: Defective region Charlie Ch
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Figure: Localised corrosion under w
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Conclusions The ability to inspect
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Other sample result display Charlie
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Figure 1: An actual ACFM screen cap
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Subsea Structures Charlie Chong/ Fi
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Offshore lift Charlie Chong/ Fion Z
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Expert at Works Charlie Chong/ Fion
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