Chapter 1. Introduction to Magnetic Testing

• Part 1. Nondestructive Testing
• Part 2. Management of Magnetic Particle Testing
• Part 3. Safety in Magnetic Particle Testing
• Part 4. History of Magnetic Testing
• Part 5. Measurement Units for Magnetic Testing
• References

Chapter 2. Fundamentals of Magnetic Testing

• Part 1. Introduction to Magnetic Tests
• Part 2. Magnetic Field Theory
• Part 3. Magnetic Flux and Flux Leakage
• Part 4. Electrically Induced Magnetism
• Part 5. Magnetic Particle Test Systems
• Part 6. Ferromagnetic Material Characteristics
• Part 7. Types of Magnetizing Current
• Part 8. Media and Processes in Magnetic Particle Testing
• Part 9. Magnetic Test Techniques
• Part 10. Techniques of Magnetic Testing
• Part 11. Magnetic Testing Applications
• References

Chapter 3. Magnetism

• Part 1. Fundamentals of Electromagnetism
• Part 2. Field Relations and Maxwell’s Equations
• Part 3. Electromagnetic Fields and Boundaries
• Part 4. Effect of Materials on Electromagnetic Fields
• Part 5. Magnetic Circuits and Hysteresis
• Part 6. Characteristics of Electromagnetic Fields
• References

Chapter 4. Magnetization

• Part 1. Description of Magnetic Fields
• Part 2. Magnetization with Eectric Current
• Part 3. Factors Controlling Magnetization
• Part 4. Direction of Magnetic Field
• Part 5. Multidirectional Magnetization
• Part 6. Circumferential Magnetization of Pipe
• Part 7. Magnetic Flux in Test Objects with Complex Shapes
• References

Chapter 5. Magnetic Leakage Field Measurements

• Part 1. Fundamentals of Magnetic Flux Leakage Fields
• Part 2. Flux Sensitive Devices
• References

Chapter 6. Equipment for Magnetic Particle Testing

• Part 1. Basic Magnetic Particle Equipment
• Part 2. Wet Horizontal Equipment
• Part 3. Stationary Magnetic Particle Equipment
• Part 4. Mobile Magnetic Particle Equipment
• Part 5. Portable Magnetic Particle Equipment
• Part 6. Magnetic Particle Testing Power Pack Systems
• Part 7. Automation of Magnetic Particle Testing
• References

Chapter 7. Magnetic Particles

• Part 1. Introduction
• Part 2. Dry Technique Testing Materials
• Part 3. Wet Technique Testing Materials
• Part 4. Magnetic Particle Sensitivity
• References

Chapter 8. Viewing of Magnetic Particle Tests

• Part 1. Detection of Magnetic Particle Indications
• Part 2. Interpretation of Indications
• Part 3. Control of Wet Particles
• Part 4. Magnetic Particle Tests Viewed under Visible Light
• Part 5. Magnetic Particle Tests Viewed under Ultraviolet Radiation
• Part 6. Radiating Accessories for Magnetic Particle Testing
• Part 7. Alternative Ways to Excite Fluorescence
• References

Chapter 9. Recording of Magnetic Particle Indications

• Part 1. Basic Documentation
• Part 2. Tape Transfers
• Part 3. Fixed Coatings for Test Indications
• Part 4. Alginate Impressions
• Part 5. Digital Photography and Image Archiving
• Part 6. Magnetic Rubber
• References

Chapter 10. Reference Standards for Magnetic Particle Testing

• Part 1. Fundamentals of Reference Standards for Magnetic Particle Testing
• Part 2. Reference Standards for  System Evaluation
• Part 3. Magnetic Discontinuity Standards
• Part 4. Electromagnetic Reference Devices
• References

Chapter 11. Demagnetization

• Part 1. Theory of Demagnetization
• Part 2. Principles of Demagnetization
• Part 3. Demagnetization Procedures
• Part 4. Typical Demagnetization Problems
• Part 5. Demagnetization of Elongated Test Objects
• References

Chapter 12. Magnetic Testing of Metals

• Part 1. Casting Discontinuities
• Part 2. Forging Discontinuities
• Part 3. Welding Discontinuities
• Part 4. Processing Discontinuities
• Part 5. Service Induced Discontinuities
• References

Chapter 13. Chemical and Petroleum Applications of Magnetic Testing

• Part 1. Chemical and Petroleum Industry
• Part 2. Electromagnetic Testing of Transmission and Storage Systems
• Part 3. Underwater Magnetic Particle Testing
• Part 4. Magnetic Testing of Oil Field Tubes
• References

Chapter 14. Electric Power Applications of Magnetic Particle Testing

• Part 1. Introduction
• Part 2. Magnetic Particle Testing of Power Generation Equipment
• Part 3. Requirements for Nuclear Power Plants
• References

Chapter 15. Infrastructure and Aerospace Applications of Magnetic Testing

• Part 1. Infrastructure Applications of Magnetic Testing
• Part 2. Aerospace Applications of Magnetic Particle Testing
• References

Chapter 16. Magnetic Testing Glossary

• Part 1. Terms
• Part 2. Symbols
• References

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