Recent Progress Using SQUIDS for Non-contact NDE

Donaldson, G.B., Cochran, A. and Morgan, L.N.C. (1992) Recent Progress Using SQUIDS for Non-contact NDE. In: IEE Colloguium on Non-Contacting and Remote NDT, London, UK, 10 Nov 1992,

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Abstract

SQUIDs have a promising future for non-contact NDE. Initial impracticality due to poor spatial resolution has been overcome and SQUIDs have been demonstrated detecting real defects. While present systems have attractive capabilities they are expensive to buy and operate, and far too cumbersome for wide application. However, it seems certain that similar performance will be provided by HTS systems within a few years, without the cost and impracticality with which present users have to contend.

Item Type:Conference Proceedings
Status:Published
Refereed:Yes
Glasgow Author(s) Enlighten ID:Cochran, Professor Sandy
Authors: Donaldson, G.B., Cochran, A., and Morgan, L.N.C.
College/School:College of Science and Engineering > School of Engineering > Systems Power and Energy

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