Eddy current sensor assembly

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G01N 27/90 (2006.01) G01R 31/02 (2006.01)

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CA 2324170

An eddy current sensor assembly of a magnetic inspection device is for nondestructive detection of structural faults in an elongated magnetically permeable object, such as a pipe. The sensor assembly has an auxiliary magnet including first and second auxiliary magnetic poles oppositely polarized relative to each other and spaced from, one another for positioning and movement longitudinally relative to an elongated magnetically permeable object to be tested. The auxiliary magnet is to be interposed between primary magnets of the magnetic inspection device. A ferromagnetic member couples the first and second auxiliary magnetic poles. Compliant pole pieces such as magnetically permeable brushes are coupled to the auxiliary poles and are to be interposed between the auxiliary poles and the object to be inspected. An eddy current sensor is disposed between the auxiliary magnetic poles and includes a sensor body and a means coupled to the ferromagnetic member for urging the sensor body against an opposing surface of the magnetically permeable object to be inspected.

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