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Physics Ultrasonics Group

Sample and Defect Survey

Please take a few minutes to fill out this form to help us understand better the applications and areas where you feel that magnetic monitoring techniques may be used to test for pipleline corrosion. You do not have to insert a company name or contact details, but it will help us if you are able to - we shall not use these details for anything other than asking you to clarify any points that we do not understand or keeping you updated on the research progress if you wish to be.

Thanks in advance for your help with this.

Steve Dixon

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