Apparatus and method for measuring thickness of tubings in downhole applications
AssigneeGOWell International, LLC
InventorsRyan Rugg, Alexander Tarasov, Jinsong Zhao
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AssigneeGOWell International, LLC
InventorsRyan Rugg, Alexander Tarasov, Jinsong Zhao
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A magnetic flux measurement apparatus and method for nondestructive thickness imaging of metallic objects. The apparatus can primarily be used for thickness imaging of concentric metallic pipes, such as inner tubing and outer casing pipes in downhole applications. The magnetic flux measurement apparatus includes a transducer that includes a magnetic field source, magnetic flux sensor rings and a magnetic flux guide lens both positioned in alignment with a lateral axis of the magnetic field source. The magnetic flux guide lens is made of ferromagnetic material with high magnetic permeability that can direct flux lines into a predetermined sensor area for higher sensitivity and signal to noise ratio.
A magnetic flux measurement apparatus for nondestructive thickness imaging testing of metallic objects, the magnetic flux measurement apparatus comprises:
A method for measuring thicknesses and thickness images of multiple concentric metallic pipes, the method comprises:
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