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What Is Eddy Current?
In eddy current testing electrical currents are generated in
a conductive material by an induced magnetic field. Distortions
in the flow of the electric current (eddy currents) caused
by imperfections or changes in a material’s conductive
properties will cause changes in the induced magnetic field.
These changes, when detected, indicate the presence of the
imperfection or change in the test material.
Typical Applications
Thickness Determination of Materials
Conductivity Sorting of Materials
Inspection of Welds
Inspection of Aerospace Materials
A Career in Eddy Current
- Careers can be in a variety of areas:
- Service Inspection Companies
- Smelters & Foundries
- Rolling & Forging Mills
- Petro Chemical & Refineries
- Mining & Mineral Processing
- Aircraft Maintenance & Manufacturing
- Vehicle Maintenance & Manufacturing
- Government Bodies
- Engineering Firms
- Research & Development Facilities
- Education & Training
- Equipment Manufacture & Sales
- Maintenance, Service & Repair of Equipment
What Courses Are Offered?
Eddy
Current Level 1 (AINDT AQB) / MEM24005B Perform Basic Eddy
Current Testing (AQTF)
Eddy
Current Level 2 (AINDT AQB) / MEM24006B Perform Eddy Current
Testing (AQTF)
Eddy
Current Level 3 (AINDT AQB)
Recommended Pre Course Study:
Basic Mathematics - Trigonometry and Algebra
Basis Electrical Theory –
Volt, Amp, Resistance, Impedance, Inductance
More information about the pre-requisites, training and assessment
can be found in the ATTAR Student Handbook at our
Downloads and Literature page.
Examples of typical math questions can be found at our
Downloads and Literature
page.
The course syllabus
can be found at our Downloads and
Literature page.
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