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Progress and Challenges of Inverse Methods for Sizing Cracks in Multilayer Bolt-Holt Eddy Current Inspections
John C. Aldrin, Mark Keiser, Doyle Motes, Jennifer Flores-Lamb, David S. Forsyth, Harold A. Sabbagh, Elias Sabbagh, R. Kim Murphy, Ryan Mooers, Christine Henry, Eric A. Lindgren
This paper presents progress on the characterization of discontinuities in multilayer fastener sites using bolt hole eddy current (BHEC) techniques with model-based inversion. Improvement to the inversion process have been made, however, some model discrepancy remains resulting in greater inversion error for smaller corner discontinuities. Sensitivity to probe liftoff and the calibration process was also observed during experimental testing, indicating the need to estimate and compensate for varying probe state and certain adjacent material conditions.
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