Concepts of MPI (1) Flashcards

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Define Leakage Fields

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(Flux leakage or Leakage flux)
Disruptions in the magnetic field of a magnetized article (defects/discontinuities)
- Causes the uniform field to be distorted and extend into air beyond the part surface

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Why are defects/ leakage fields detectable in magnetic particle?

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Leakage fields cause the formation of new poles with opposing polarity to the original poles.

Creates an area where lines of force are densely packed - magnetic particles become highly attracted to.

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Defects are best detected at a ___° angle to the direction of field current

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90°

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Describe Permeabilities role in magnetic defect detection

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Higher permeability, lower resistance to magnetization path, magnetic particles are more drown to the discontinuity and “bridge the air gap”.

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The discontinuity in a part being magnetized will cause an interruption in magnetic field, some of the field is _________ resulting in a leakage field.

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forced into the air above the discontinuity.

size and strength of leakage field is dependant on size and orientation of the discontinuity with respect to magnetic field direction.

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What is a Dipole? and Magnetic Poles?

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Two poles on either end of a magnetic field (N and S) known as Magnetic Poles.

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Define Consequent Poles

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(concurrent poles) exist when more than two leakage poles are present simultaneously in a magnetized article. That establish new poles of opposite polarity to that of the original lines of force.

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