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Mass and sizes of sensors based on open and yoke methods.

Mass and sizes of sensors based on open and yoke methods.

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Magnetic flux leakage sensors have been widely used for the structural health monitoring of ferrous materials (structural health monitoring). This article provides a new magnetic flux leakage sensor based on open magnetizing method. Starting with the traditional yoke magnetization method analyses, the provided open magnetizing method and testing pr...

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... mass of both the sensors modeled previously was also calculated by directly inputting the materials' properties such as mass density, as listed in Table 3. From Table 3, it is indicated that the open method the- oretically owns much smaller and lighter sensor config- uration in contrast to the traditional yoke one. Functionally, the former method has the capability of Table 1. ...

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