Eddy Current Testing

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Eddy current testing (ECT) uses electromagnetic induction to detect flaws in conductive materials. A component is taken off line than a conductive wire is inserted into the pipe. Alternating current is sent through and changes in magnetic fields indicative pipe defects

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wikipedia:Eddy-current testing

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<List of ENS (6)> | <List of Findings (0)> | <List of Inspection (0)>

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	Start date	Site	Title
ENS 54994	11 November 2020 18:11:00	Watts Bar	Notification of Steam Generator Tube Degradation
ENS 53749	21 November 2018 05:00:00	Palisades	Degraded Condition Identified During Surface Inspection of Reactor Head Nozzle Penetration
ENS 52734	8 March 2017 04:00:00	Summerill Tube Corporation	Interim Part 21 - Unqualified Source Material for Nuclear Applications
ENS 47833	21 February 2012 04:00:00	Mitsubishi Heavy Industries, Ltd	Part 21 Interim Report - Steam Generator Tube Wear
ENS 42917	18 October 2006 01:00:00	Beaver Valley	Reactor Vessel Head Nozzle Weld Area Flaw
ENS 40689	21 April 2004 01:10:00	Diablo Canyon	Degraded Condition - Greater than One Percent of Steam Generator Tubes Defective

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