Chapter 1. Introduction to Electromagnetic Testing

• Part 1. Nondestructive Testing
• Part 2. Management of Electromagnetic Testing
• Part 3. Units of Measure for Electromagnetic Testing

Chapter 2. History of Electromagnetic Testing

• Part 1. Electromagnetic Theory
• Part 2. Industrial Development of Electromagnetic Tests

Chapter 3. Principles of Electromagnetic Testing

• Part 1. Introduction to Principles of Electromagnetic Testing
• Part 2. Magnetic Flux Leakage Testing
• Part 3. Eddy Current Testing
• Part 4. Microwave Testing

Chapter 4. Modeling of Electromagnetic Testing

• Part 1. Modeling of Phenomena for Electromagnetic Testing
• Part 2. Modeling of Homogeneous Conducting Media
• Part 3. Analytical and Integral Models for Simulating Cracks
• Part 4. Computer Modeling of Eddy Current Fields

Chapter 5. Probes for Electromagnetic Testing

• Part 1. Introduction to Eddy Current Probes
• Part 2. Design of Eddy Current Probes
• Part 3. Hall Effect Detectors
• Part 4. Probes for Magnetic Flux Leakage
• Part 5. Eddy Current Imaging with Magnetooptic Sensors

Chapter 6. Eddy Current Instrumentation

• Part 1. Introduction to Eddy Current Instrumentation
• Part 2. Eddy Current System Functions
• Part 3. Demodulation
• Part 4. Output

Chapter 7. Signal and Image Processing for Electromagnetic Testing

• Part 1. Signal Enhancement
• Part 2. Signal Classification
• Part 3. Signal Characterization

Chapter 8. Remote Field Testing

• Part 1. Background
• Part 2. System Components
• Part 3. Detector Signal
• Part 4. Selection of Remote Field Testing
• Part 5. Signal Analysis
• Part 6. Field Operation

Chapter 9. Magnetic Flux Leakage Testing

• Part 1. Introduction to Magnetic Flux Leakage Testing
• Part 2. Magnetization Techniques
• Part 3. Magnetic Flux Leakage Test Results
• Part 4. Applications of Magnetic Flux Leakage Testing

Chapter 10. Alternating Current Field Measurement

• Part 1. Introduction to Alternating Current Field Measurement
• Part 2. Alternating Current Field Measurement Technique
• Part 3. Alternating Current Field Measurement Accuracy
• Part 4. Alternating Current Field Measurement Indications

Chapter 11. Reference Standards for Electromagnetic Testing

• Part 1. Introduction to Reference Standards for Electromagnetic Testing
• Part 2. Types of Reference Standards
• Part 3. Functions of Reference Standards
• Part 4. Techniques of Reference Standard Fabrication

Chapter 12. Microwave Testing

• Part 1. Introduction to Microwave Testing
• Part 2. Theory of Microwave Testing
• Part 3. Applications of Microwave Testing

Chapter 13. Electromagnetic Techniques for Material Identification

• Part 1. Introduction to Electromagnetic Identification of Materials
• Part 2. Eddy Current Impedance Plane Analysis
• Part 3. Conductivity Testing
• Part 4. Hysteresis Loop Characteristics
• Part 5. Electrical Resistivity Measurements
• Part 6. Thermoelectric Sorting
• Part 7. Dielectrometric Techniques for Material Characterization

Chapter 14. Primary Metals Applications of Electromagnetic Testing

• Part 1. Electromagnetic Testing in Primary Metals Industries
• Part 2. Rotating Probe Testing of Hot Rolled Bars
• Part 3. Eddy Current Device for Total Surface Testing of Square Billets
• Part 4. Rotating Machine to Test Hot Steel Rods and Wires
• Part 5. Seam Testing in Hot Steel Rods
• Part 6. Online Testing of Hot Metal Products

Chapter 15. Chemical and Petroleum Applications of Electromagnetic Testing

• Part 1. Electromagnetic Testing of Process Tubing and Heat Exchangers
• Part 2. Electromagnetic Testing of Transmission and Storage Systems
• Part 3. Electromagnetic Testing of Drill and Coil Pipe
• Part 4. Eddy Current Testing of Offshore Welds

Chapter 16. Electric Power Applications of Electromagnetic Testing

• Part 1. Introduction to Electromagnetic Testing of Electric Power Components
• Part 2. Electromagnetic Techniques for Heat Exchanger Tubing
• Part 3. Eddy Current Detection of Forging Laps in Pressurized Water Reactor Tubing
• Part 4. Dezincification in Inhibited Admiralty Brass Tubing
• Part 5. Eddy Current Testing of Ferritic Welds in Nuclear Transfer Casks

Chapter 17. Infrastructure Applications of Electromagnetic Testing

• Part 1. Eddy Current Detection of Cracks in Steel Bridges
• Part 2. Applications of Ground Penetrating Radar to Bridge Decks
• Part 3. Magnetic Flux Leakage Testing of Wire Rope
• Part 4. Near Field Microwave Testing of Cement Based Materials and Structures

Chapter 18. Aerospace Applications of Eddy Current Testing

• Part 1. Introduction to Eddy Current Testing of Aircraft
• Part 2. Eddy Current Tests of Metal and Coating Thickness
• Part 3. Eddy Current Tests of Metal Conductivity
• Part 4. Eddy Current Testing of Bolt Holes
• Part 5. Impedance Plane Analysis of Typical Aerospace Material Tests
• Part 6. Low Frequency Eddy Current Testing of Aircraft Structure
• Part 7. Eddy Current Testing of Jet Engines

Chapter 19. Electromagnetic Testing Glossary

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