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Eddy Current Testing
in the
Petrochemical Industry
Figure 4-6

Figure 4 - Testing heat
exchanger tubing using a multifrequency system. Eddy current testing
detects pits, cracks and wall loss in nonferromagnetic tubes at up
to 1.8 m/s (6 ft/s)
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Figure 5 - A graphical report of heat
exchanger testing. The test was done by first testing a 10% sample
and then expanding the scope in areas where any damage was
detected. The colors represented the range of discontinuity
depths.
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Figure 6 - Testing for cracks
under or just behind the tubesheet using a motorized rotating probe.
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