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Electrical Conductivity Testing Using Eddy Current Method

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Electrical Conductivity Testing Using Eddy Current Method  by Ravi Kumar Thammana Introduction  Electrical conductivity measurement can be done using Eddy current testing. This method gives good results for non magnetic materials. Works well with digital readout equipment or general purpose eddy current equipment. Among all NDT testing methods eddy current has more wider applications.  Apart from flaw detection, eddy current testing can be used for material sorting, hardness, heat treatment, pain thickness, conductive coating thickness on non conductive materials. Eddy current test method for detecting conductivity is applicable for non-ferromagnetic materials such as aluminium, titanium, magnesium, copper and other metals. Measurement can be performed on the materials that contains non conductive coating. Material sorting using Eddy current testing is an effective method to segregate materials based on alloy type, ageing, heat treatment micro structures hot or cold wo...

Eddy Current testing - Quality Inspection Services at Trinity NDT

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    Trinity NDT, Bangalore, India has updated its Website www.trinityndt.com as a part of continuous improvement for better customer service. Recently added complete new updated page for Eddy current testing and training, certifications on ET Level I, II . Trinity NDT has the latest equipments on ET capable of detecting flaws, materials sorting using eddy current principle , non conductive coating thickness measurement and other quality control and engineering applications. Log on to read more on our Eddy current testing facilities with Trinity NDT at our webpage: http://trinityndt.com/Eddy_NDT.php In Eddy current testing or electromagnetic induction tests , the test object is place in the varying magnetic field of a coil or an array of conductor carrying A. C current. Ac current induces magnetic filed which is constantly varying in both polarity and amplitude every faction of a second. Varying current induced magnetic field which also varies according to the...