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Electromagnetic Testing Chapter 3- Electromagnetic Testing

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Windowsbased software and laptop computers are used to process the data<br />

and determine the location and extent of the flaws. All data can be recorded<br />

for later display and analysis.<br />

For undersea operations, an unskilled operator can scan structural members<br />

while a more experienced topside operator views results, analyzes data, and<br />

relays information back to the undersea operator.<br />

The method also lends itself to the inspection of heavy machinery and<br />

equipment, bridges, heavy rail equipment, and process pipes and vessels. In<br />

each case, the extent of the structural problem determines the corrective<br />

action that must be taken to extend useful service life. Applications for this<br />

method have been increasing exponentially since the 1990s.<br />

Charlie Chong/ Fion Zhang

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