Abstract: The present invention provides methods and systems for in-line inspection of a pipe using a dynamic pulsed eddy current probe system that includes of a remote computer, a dynamic pulsed eddy current probe, a data acquisition system, and a delivery apparatus used for nondestructive examination of pipelines.

Abstract: The present invention provides methods and systems for sensory elements for placement within a probe that includes at least one receiving coil disposed within a pulsed eddy current probe, and at least one sensing element disposed within a pulse eddy current probe. The at least on sensing element may be disposed on a printed circuit board.

Abstract: The present invention provides methods and systems for a dynamic pulsed eddy current probe that includes at least two magnetizing yokes having a first leg and a second leg, and a coil assembly comprising a coil, wherein the second leg of the at least two magnetizing yokes is positioned within the coil assembly.

Abstract: Sensory elements for placement within a probe that includes at least one receiving coil disposed within a pulsed eddy current probe, and at least one sensing element disposed within a pulse eddy current probe.

Abstract: The present invention provides methods and systems for in-line inspection of a pipe using a dynamic pulsed eddy current probe system that includes of a remote computer, a dynamic pulsed eddy current probe, a data acquisition system, and a delivery apparatus used for nondestructive examination of pipelines.

Abstract: The present invention provides methods and systems for a dynamic pulsed eddy current probe that includes at least two magnetizing yokes having a first leg and a second leg, and a coil assembly comprising a coil, wherein the second leg of the at least two magnetizing yokes is positioned within the coil assembly.

Abstract: The disclosure relates to a combination identification tag and luggage lock for a double slide zipper closure for a luggage case or the like. One of the zipper slides is connected in an articulated manner to one end of an identification tag assembly. The identification tag, then can serve as a convenient means of gripping the zipper slide. The second zipper slide is connected in an articulated manner to a bayonet-type latch member, which is receivable in a socket or loop provided for the purpose on the identification tag assembly. When both of the zipper slides are secured to the identification tag, the luggage zipper is secured in a closed condition. Both of the zipper slide elements are connected to the identification tag assembly at one end, while the other end can remain detached from the luggage. The identification tag thus articulates easily in a rather conventional fashion, to facilitate observation of the identifying material.