Development Of Eddy Current Sensor To Detect Defect/Crack On Metal

Mohd Rashid, Muhammad Hazwan (2019) Development Of Eddy Current Sensor To Detect Defect/Crack On Metal. Project Report. Universiti Teknikal Malaysia Melaka, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Eddy current sensors are among the frequently used sensors in the non-destructive testing industry (NDT), to be used to detect metal defects. There are a few industries regularly utilized this technique such as oil and gas, channelling, air ship and welding inspection. This title does not emphasize on one industry only but for all industries involved and requires it and focus on the basis of eddy currents technique base. The human capability of knowing metal defects is limited. This is because the defect is not a problem that can detected with a naked eye. Nowadays, many companies use subcontractors to carry out this check because the cost to buying eddy currents is extremely high. The purpose of this project is to study the effectiveness of eddy current sensor testing and create eddy current sensors with low cost. This project has three isolated sections to facilitate development work.

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