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Mitsuaki Katoh Noritaka Masumoto Kazumasa Nishio Tomiko Yamaguchi 《NDT & E International》2003,36(7):479-486
The yoke-magnetization is very popular in magnetic particle testing of welds. The detectability of a flaw by using this method largely depends on the magnetic flux density passing through a specimen to be examined or on the intensity of magnetic field acting in/on the specimen. In Japan inspectors have to check and confirm the appropriate magnetizing situation of the specimen by using an A-type standard test specimen specified in the standard JIS G 0565-1992. The development of indications by magnetic particles on the standard specimen is influenced by the air gap between the standard specimen and the specimen surface to be examined. Since the height and breadth of an artificial flaw in the standard specimen also influence the leakage of the magnetic flux density from the flaw, the information about the magnetizing situation is complex.In this paper we first identify influences of some factors on the magnetic leakage flux density from an artificial flaw in the standard specimen by using FEM modeling. Since the check with the standard specimen gives not a unique information to the magnetization state we investigate the technique, in which intensity of magnetic field acting on the specimen surface is used to characterize the magnetization. A finite element approach is applied to model the magnetization situation. The effectiveness of the modeling is confirmed by an experiment. 相似文献
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The investigation described in this paper focuses on the velocity effect of dynamic magnetization and magnetic hysteresis due to rapid relative motion between magnetizer and measured specimens in high-speed magnetic flux leakage (MFL) inspection. Magnetization intensity and permeability of ferromagnetic materials along with the duration of dynamic magnetization process were analyzed. Alteration of the intensity and distribution of magnetic field leakage caused by permeability of specimen were investigated via theoretical analysis and finite-element method (FEM) combined with the actual high-speed MFL test. Following this, a specially designed experimental platform, in which motion velocity is within the range of 5 m/s–55 m/s, was employed to verify the velocity effect and probability of a high-speed MFL test. Preliminary results indicate that the MFL technique can achieve effective defect inspection at high speeds with the maximum inspection speed of about 200 km/h being verified under laboratory conditions. 相似文献
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3D FEM analysis in magnetic flux leakage method 总被引:6,自引:0,他引:6
The magnetic flux leakage (MFL) method is currently the most commonly used pipeline inspection technique. In this paper, 3D FEM is used to analyze the MFL signals, a generalized potential formulation to the magnetostatic field MFL problem is discussed, typical 3D defects are accurately modeled and detail MFL signal in test surface are calculated by the method. The relation between defect parameters and MFL signals are also analyzed. 相似文献