Development of a magnetic sensor for detection of moderate carburization damages in heat-resistant HP-Nb tubes of steam reforming furnaces

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Although carburization is not a typical occurrence in steam reforming furnaces, this localized damage can occur and its detection is an important issue. A magnetic sensor based in the magnetic flux density variation has been proposed for the carburization detection in samples coming from steam reformer tubes. A three-dimensional model, by finite-element method (FEM), supported the optimization and development of a magnetic sensor for the detection of carburized samples. The experimental results indicated that the developed sensor, with high sensitivity, allowed to detect regions with moderate carburization damages.

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Lopez, J. E. C., Arenas, M. P., Pacheco, C. J., Queiroz, F. S., Eckstein, C. B., Nogueira, L., … Pereira, G. R. (2018). Development of a magnetic sensor for detection of moderate carburization damages in heat-resistant HP-Nb tubes of steam reforming furnaces. Journal of Materials Research and Technology, 7(3), 371–375. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jmrt.2018.06.007

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