Eddy Current Inspections

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Eddy -Rite specialized and provide highly experienced, trained technicians within the Oil & Gas Industry in US and Canada. 

Eddy currents are fields of alternating magnetic current that are created when an alternating electric current is passed through one or more coils in a probe assembly. When the probe is placed close to the part under inspection, the alternating magnetic field induces eddy currents in the test part. Discontinuities or property variations in the test part change the flow of the eddy current and are detected by the inspection probe, enabling material thickness measurements or the detection of defects such as cracks and corrosion.

Over the years, probe technology and data processing have advanced to the point where eddy current testing is recognized as being fast, simple, and accurate. 

The technology is now widely used in the aerospace, automotive, petrochemical, and power generation industries for the detection of surface or near-surface defects in materials such as aluminum, stainless steel, copper, titanium, brass, alloys, and even carbon steel (surface defects only). 

Our team has provided  multiple inspections to the Oil & Gas sector, Petrochemical, Mines & Nuclear facilities.