DFT of MIO coating

• Aug 31, 2015

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SJones

Petroleum

Apr 22, 2001

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ASTM D6312

Fischer Technology seem fairly adamant that MIO doesn't affect their FMP magnetic instruments.

Steve Jones
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• Aug 31, 2015

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CoCoE

Petroleum

Mar 9, 2012

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JP

Thanks for your prompt reply.

But what does this ASTM D6312 for? Anything related to my query? Was it a typo?

Regards

Cococa

 

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• Aug 31, 2015

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SJones

Petroleum

Apr 22, 2001

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Try looking it up.

You can start here:

http://www.astm.org/Standard/

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• Aug 31, 2015

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SJones

Petroleum

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Ah yes - I see the confusion. Typo: it's D6132. You can still look it up though

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• Sep 1, 2015

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Ron

Structural

Sep 24, 1999

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Try this....non-magnetic. Works on a variety of substrates....

Positector

 

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• Sep 1, 2015

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CoCoE

Petroleum

Mar 9, 2012

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JP

Thank you for your interest and reply.

But, please check again. It is a magnetic probe for ferrous substrates !

Thanks

Cococa

 

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• Sep 2, 2015

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TVP

Materials

Apr 12, 2002

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Cococa,

The Positector 6000 uses both magnetic AND eddy current sensors so that it can be use on all metals.

 

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