Intelligent Inspection of the High-Speed Train Bogie Flaw Based on Eddy Current
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- 1 March 2015
- journal article
- Published by Trans Tech Publications, Ltd. in Applied Mechanics and Materials
- Vol. 738-739, 751-754
Abstract
This paper presents a flaw inspection method based on eddy current effect, by comparison of environment analysis and inspection methods for the high-speed train bogie surface flaw. It designed a testing physical prototype and a reasonable control system which was based on eddy current inspection bogie surface flaw, what’s more, it made use of restraining lift-off effect in testing two times, and the result of experiment indicated that method which tested bogie surface flaw was feasible and effective by digital monitor. The method will offer a guarantee for moving of the high-speed train safely and comfortably, and establish a little base to inspect interior flaw and research farther.Keywords
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