NONDESTRUCTIVE TESTING HANDBOOK - Electromagnetic Testing
Manual de Ensaio Não Destrutivo - Ensaio Eletromagnético

1. Parte 1. Introdução do Ensaio Magnético de Campo de Fuga
2. Parte 2. Técnicas de Magnetização
3. Parte 3. Resultados do Ensaio Magnético de Campo de Fuga
4. Parte 4. Aplicações do Ensaio Magnético de Campo de Fuga
   

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