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Encircling coil eddy current techniques are not successful in detecting long, continuous defects that are a very common condition in the long, rolled and drawn products associated with wire rod rolling mills. A new technique uses rotary eddy current technology to detect these longitudinal defects and transfer feedback to the process to allow for necessary adjustments to the rolling and drawing machinery, as well as classification of the finished wire rod coils.
Encircling coil eddy current techniques are not successful in detecting long, continuous defects that are a very common condition in the long, rolled and drawn products associated with wire rod rolling mills. A new technique uses rotary eddy current technology to detect these longitudinal defects and transfer feedback to the process to allow for necessary adjustments to the rolling and drawing machinery, as well as classification of the finished wire rod coils.
| Author(s) | Per Tidvall, Magnetic Analysis Nordic AB, Sweden |
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| Publication/Event/Pages | Paper presented at the ITC for Wire & Cable Professionals, Prague, Czech Republic, October 2005 |
| Year | 2005 |
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