Thickness quantification of conductive ferromagnetic materials has become a common
necessity in present-day structural health monitoring and infrastructure maintenance. Recent …

A ferromagnetic material thickness quantification method based on the decay rate of the
Pulsed Eddy Current sensor detector coil voltage is proposed. An expression for the decay …

We present Tessutivo, a contact-based inductive sensing technique for contextual
interactions on interactive fabrics. Our technique recognizes conductive objects (mainly …

This paper addresses automated mapping of the remaining wall thickness of metallic
pipelines in the field by means of an inspection robot equipped with nondestructive testing …

Pulsed eddy current (PEC) sensing is a nondestructive testing and evaluation technique
widely used for detecting and quantification of flaws and properties of metallic test pieces. In …

Pulsed Eddy Current (PEC) sensing is used for Non-Destructive Evaluation (NDE) of the
structural integrity of metallic structures in the aircraft, railway, oil and gas sectors. Urban …

Pulsed eddy current is an emerging technique for measuring wall thinning of steel under
insulation. Ideally, it would be desirable to obtain the most localised information of pipe …

In order to analyse failures of an ageing water pipe, some methods such as the loss-of-
section require remaining wall thickness (RWT) along the pipe to be fully known, which can …

Steel pipes in process plant applications are often covered with insulation or weather
protection that make inspection difficult because the additional layers need to be penetrated …

Reinforced concrete (ie, concrete wall-like structures having steel reinforcement rods
embedded within) are commonly available as civil infrastructures. Such concrete structures …