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ELECTROMAGNETIC NONDESTRUCTIVE EVALUATION: PRESENT AND FUTURE Keynote lecture

1. Introduction Eddy current examination has its origin with Michael Faraday's discovery of electromagnetic induction in 1831. Faraday was a chemist in England during early 1800's and is credited with the discovery of electromagnetic induction, electromagnetic rotations as the magneto-optical effect, diamagnetism and other phenomena [1]. Faraday discovered that when a magnetic field passes thro...

Nondestructive Evaluation of Coatings

Bulk and Rayleigh (or surface wave) velocities of ultrasonic waves in chromium coatings on steel were measured and an experimental correlation was found between the surface velocity and the hardness. Since qualitative coating evaluation is commonly made using hardnesses as a guideline, the possibility is herewith presented of using the so und velocities of surface ultrasonic waves for this purp...

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Nondestructive Evaluation: Wood

Preservationists look to methods of nondestructive evaluation (NDE) to answer questions about the condition, strength, and construction details of wood in historic buildings in the interest of saving historic fabric and reducing or eliminating damage to significant historic features or materials caused by investigative probes. Many times, a basic wood inspection can answer questions posed when ...

The Perception of Usefulness: Iranian Customers’ Evaluation of Customer Reviews

Over the last decade, the retail industry has had a phenomenal growth. All figures show their success and efficiency and many studies have shown the role of customer reviews in encouraging ambivalent purchasers to buy items online. There have been numerous studies on why people read and trust these comments and taking for granted the important role of customer reviews in determining buying deci...