Electromagnetic Modeling of a Damaged Ferromagnetic Metal Tube by a Volume Integral Equation Formulation
We propose a volume integral equation formulation for eddy-current nondestructive evaluation of ferromagnetic tubes affected by volumetric defects. We solve the system of integral equations (introduced into the model by application of Green's theorem) by the method of moments for both fictitiou...
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| description | We propose a volume integral equation formulation for eddy-current nondestructive evaluation of ferromagnetic tubes affected by volumetric defects. We solve the system of integral equations (introduced into the model by application of Green's theorem) by the method of moments for both fictitious electric and magnetic currents within the defects, and calculate variations of impedance of the probes by the reciprocity theorem. We have made thorough comparisons of our results with finite-element-method simulations and with experimental data as well. |
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