Non-Destructive Testing ?Gear Inspection Crack Detection on Bull Gears Using Advanced Eddy Current Techniques

Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum
Tom Shumka
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Oct 1, 2010

Abstract

INTRODUCTION ?This bull gear inspection technique was developed to provide more accurate data and faster inspection times than current techniques used today. ?Eddy Current Array (ECA) is a non-destructive testing technique that provides the ability to electronically drive multiple eddy current coils, which are placed side by side in the same probe assembly. Each individual eddy current coil in the probe produces a signal relative to the phase and amplitude of the structure below it. ?This data is referenced to an encoded position and time and represented graphically as a C-scan image. Most conventional eddy current flaw detection techniques can be reproduced with ECA inspections; however, the remarkable advantages of ECA technology allow improved inspection capabilities and significant time-savings.
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APA: Tom Shumka  (2010)  Non-Destructive Testing ?Gear Inspection Crack Detection on Bull Gears Using Advanced Eddy Current Techniques

MLA: Tom Shumka Non-Destructive Testing ?Gear Inspection Crack Detection on Bull Gears Using Advanced Eddy Current Techniques. Canadian Institute of Mining, Metallurgy and Petroleum, 2010.

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