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Graduate What is Exponent b in Voltage-to-Area Flaw Relationships?
I initially suspect b ~ ( t / d)^3 where t relates to thickness and d is skin depth at the frequency and conductivity.- sgtnichols
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Graduate What is Exponent b in Voltage-to-Area Flaw Relationships?
Hi Berkerman, This is motivated by the need to estimate flaw depths and assess risks due to improper acceptance thresholds. Eddy current testing is a method gaining momentum in aerospace applications as a faster, cheaper, safer option for replacing radiography as a dominant method of volumetric...- sgtnichols
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Graduate What is Exponent b in Voltage-to-Area Flaw Relationships?
Power law regression fit. Consistent R2 of .99 or better.- sgtnichols
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- Forum: Electromagnetism
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Graduate What is Exponent b in Voltage-to-Area Flaw Relationships?
[Mentor Note: Additional information has been added to this OP to address questions asked in subsequent replies below] I'm analyzing the relationship between induced voltage (V) and semicircular area (A) in a conductive flat plate with notches in a fixed alternating magnetic field, specifically...- sgtnichols
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- Electromagnetic fields Faraday's law
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- Forum: Electromagnetism