ET LEVEL II TRAINING

Eddy Current Testing

Eddy Current Testing is a non-contact electromagnetic inspection technique used to assess conductive materials. It detects surface and near-surface discontinuities by analyzing changes in eddy current signals.

Training Days:
Eddy Current Testing (ET) – 10-Days Course for Surface Inspection suitable for SNT Level 2 (80 Hours)

Course Outline:
General Theory
✓ Basic principles of eddy current testing
✓ Generation of eddy currents through AC field
✓ Effects of eddy currents on materials
✓ Terminology and units used in eddy current testing
✓ Fundamentals of electromagnetism theory
✓ Different types of eddy current sensing elements
✓ Factors affecting coil impedance
✓ Signal-to-noise ratio considerations
✓ Selecting appropriate test frequencies
✓ Instrument design considerations
✓ Safety measures specific to eddy current testing

Sector-Specific Practicals:
✓ Extensive hands-on practical training focusing on real-world applications of Eddy Current Testing.