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All Sharck probes are equipped with a high-resolution magnetic wheel encoder
(20.53 points/mm). SHARCK-W053-R-N05S comes with a 12-pin encoder connector for Reddy,
and a standard 5 m cable. The encoder (and guiding wheels) can easily be removed for cleaning
and maintenance.
Figure 2 Sharck encoder and guiding wheels are removable
For more information about the Sharck (description, specifications and typical performance),
refer to the
Probe Information
document provided with the probes and the 4-page brochure.
2.
TECA™ Technology
TECA’s coil arrangement and tangential operation mode enable obtaining a very particular eddy
current signal for surface-breaking cracks in carbon steel. The TECA pancake coil’s axis is
parallel to the surface under test instead of being perpendicular, as is typical in eddy current
testing when using pancake coils. As illustrated below, this coil orientation helps eddy currents
to dive underneath cracks, offering valuable information about their depth.
Each finger of the Sharck probes contain three coils: two tangential operating in
transmit/receive mode and a third whose axis is perpendicular to the surface under test. The
tangential coils are used to measure the depth of cracks, while the third coil is used to position
cracks, measure their length, and to detect transverse cracks.
Figure 3 Simplified TECA working principle
Coils scanning the surface
Induced eddy currents