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Novel electromagnetic sensor system for detecting steel wire rope defects

An electromagnetic sensor and wire rope technology, applied in the direction of material magnetic variables, etc., can solve the problems of inability to detect wire ropes, low detection accuracy, false detection and missed detection, etc., and achieve the effect of real-time processing and automatic non-destructive testing.

Pending Publication Date: 2017-01-04
UNIV OF JINAN
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However, most of the current domestic instruments used to detect steel wire ropes can only detect one of the defect types, and the detection accuracy is not high
Some instruments do not process the detection signals in place, and interference signals are prone to affect our misjudgment of defects; while the traditional manual visual inspection method is easily affected by personal subjective factors, and the false detection rate is high; it is used for wire rope detection at home and abroad. The accuracy of the instruments is uneven, and most of the instruments cannot effectively detect the defects in the wire rope, and false detections and missed detections occur from time to time

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[0033] The present invention will be further described below in conjunction with the accompanying drawings and embodiments.

[0034] In the past, the sensor used a component to detect the defect. When the Hall element was used to detect the LMA signal, the detection signal was weak, and it was easily affected by the interference signal so that the detection effect was not obvious; while the induction coil was not sensitive, Therefore, when the induction coil is used to detect LF-type defects, the detection signal time is too short, the small defects cannot be identified, and the detection accuracy is not high. In order to overcome these shortcomings, this system uses two kinds of detection elements to realize the detection of two kinds of defects respectively, and analyzes and screens the detection signals through the subsequent circuit, so as to obtain the damage conditions of different types of defects.

[0035]The novel electromagnetic sensor system for detecting steel wire...

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The invention concretely discloses a novel electromagnetic sensor system for detecting steel wire rope defects. The novel electromagnetic sensor system comprises a sensor case, permanent magnets, a detection circuit and a detection circuit board support frame, wherein the sensor case uses a subdivision type structure; the bottom of the sensor case is provided with a through hole; a detection circuit board support frame installing groove is formed inside the sensor case; the detection circuit board uses a transversely zygomorphic semicircular structure; the permanent magnets are embedded at the two ends of the sensor case in a coaxial and concentric arrangement way; threaded holes are formed in the upper side of the detection circuit board support frame. The novel electromagnetic sensor system has the beneficial effects that an electromagnetic sensing technology is applied into the steel wire rope defect detection; the real-time processing and automatic nondestructive examination of the steel wire rope defects is realized; in addition, various defect conditions can be detected at the same time.

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technical field [0001] The invention relates to a detection device, in particular to an electromagnetic sensor system for detecting internal and external defects of a steel wire rope, especially capable of realizing multiple defect measurements with one sensor. Background technique [0002] Internationally, wire rope defects are generally classified into two categories: loss of metal cross-sectional area (LMA for short) type defects and local flaw (LF for short) type defects. The LF type defect reflects the local damage of the wire rope such as broken wire, and the LMA type defect reflects the damage of the wire rope over a long distance such as long-distance wear and corrosion. However, most of the current domestic instruments used to detect steel wire ropes can only detect one of the defect types, and the detection accuracy is not high. Some instruments do not process the detection signals in place, and interference signals are prone to affect our misjudgment of defects; ...

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IPC IPC(8): G01N27/83
CPCG01N27/83
Inventor 李国平武博李登蓬
Owner UNIV OF JINAN
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