Article | REF: R6203 V2

Magnetic particle testing - Practical aspects

Authors: Stéphane GRAVELEAU, Pierre CHEMIN

Publication date: June 10, 2022

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9. Future and possible technological developments

Magnetic particle inspection is one of the most widely used NDT methods in the world.

9.1 Alternatives to MT

Other "innovative" methods and techniques have also appeared. In many cases, the aim is to automate control as far as possible, while reducing dependence on human factors.

This is the case, for example, with acoustic resonance, based on analysis of the spectral response of a part to an acoustic stimulus. Sorting between good and bad parts can then be performed statistically by comparing the response of a part with the response of a population assumed to be good or bad. This method can, in some cases, be a fully automatable alternative to MT, enabling the detection of open or internal defects. However, it is only suitable for...

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