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Eddy current imaging of cracks and deposits inside steam generators using inverse methods
For the non-destructive evaluation of a steam generator in a nuclear power plant, eddy current probes are used to inspect the metallic tubes within it. The inverse problem we are interested in is the imaging of defects on the tubes, such as clogging deposits, wear, or cracks, from eddy current measu
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