Numerical modeling of nondestructive testing (NDT) by eddy currents has been applied for qualification of two monitoring devices. Experimental data have enabled us to validate reliable and relevant finite-element method models. The encountered difficulties due to geometry (size and topology), the nature of the control signal (weak flux differences), and the movement accounting have been successfully overcome by evaluating the A-phi and T-Omega dual formulations with appropriate source fields and applying classical method to suppress the mesh numerical error and choosing the well-known lock-step technique
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