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PROCEDE LIQUEUR MAGNETIQUE [1 record]

Record 1 2010-10-12

English

Subject field(s)
  • Destructive and Non-destructive Tests (Mat.)
  • Inspection for Defects (Materials Engineering)
  • Magnetic Materials and Ferromagnetism
CONT

The "wet" or liquid method employs a suspension of magnetic particles in light oil, carbon tetrachloride, or similar medium ... The liquid may be directed in a jet from a hose over the component or the component may simply be placed in the tank. For this purpose the ferrous particles are usually provided as a paste of black and red tinge, the black used for ordinary surfaces, the red for dark surfaces.

French

Domaine(s)
  • Contrôle destructif et non destructif (Matér.)
  • Détection des défauts des matériaux
  • Matériaux magnétiques et ferromagnétisme
CONT

Pour que la détection [des solutions de continuité] soit rapide, il faut assurer aux particules ferromagnétiques la plus grande mobilité possible. À cet effet, on les met en suspension [...] dans un liquide approprié. Le [...] procédé [est] dit à la liqueur magnétique [...] Il existe trois techniques d'emploi de la liqueur magnétique : par immersion, par arrosage, et par application au pinceau.

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