Welcome to NDT Inspect's magnetic flux leakage (MFL) group, a place for professionals to connect and discuss the latest techniques and technologies in magnetic flux leakage inspection.
The non-destructive testing technique known as magnetic flux leakage (MFL) is used for the inspection of storage tank floors (mild steel plate). ... When there is a velocity difference between the plate and the excitation system, eddy currents are induced opposing the applied magnetic field distorting its profile.
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luis-lima started the discussion Engine Floormap 3di2 years agoHello friends! I wonder if anyone has the technical references of the 3di floormap engine?
I need one. Silvering no longer sells it, and I need it to replace it on my machine.
I thank everyone for any information!
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luis-lima posted an update2 years agoHello friends! I wonder if anyone has the technical references of the 3di floormap engine?
I need one. Silvering no longer sells it, and I need it to replace it on my machine.
I thank everyone for any information!
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3 years agoIn the generation of the PDF report and Excel spreadsheet files, the values of the coordinates diverge. Can anyone say why this divergence?
Thank you all
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3 years agoI am no expert in MFL but I can provide this link that might explain some things:
/groups/magnetic-flux-leakage/documents/
Its Floormap3Di Training Presentation Notes. You can download and have a read.
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3 years ago
Hello everybody!
I'm getting to know the MFL technique, I installed the software on my pc but I don't have the key or serial for some equipment.
Floormap 3Di software unlock key.
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NDT-Inspect posted an update in the group Magnetic Flux Leakage (MFL)3 years agoMFL testing, also known as magnetic flux leakage testing, is a type of nondestructive testing (NDT) method used to detect and evaluate defects in ferromagnetic materials, such as steel and iron. The test is performed by applying a magnetic field to the material and then using sensors to measure the magnetic flux, or the flow of magnetic energy, on the surface of the material.
Any defects in the material, such as cracks or voids, will cause a leakage of the magnetic flux, which can be detected and evaluated using specialized equipment. MFL testing is commonly used to inspect pipelines, tanks, and other large ferromagnetic structures for defects that could affect their integrity and performance.
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mohamed-ali-bagath joined the group Magnetic Flux Leakage (MFL)4 years ago -
doug posted an update in the group Magnetic Flux Leakage (MFL)5 years agoSilverwing MFL 3D floormap training presentation.
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