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Foreword 0 1 Scope 0 2 Normative references 0 3 Terms and definitions 0 4 Qualification and certification of personnel 0 5 Safety and environment 0 6 Testing procedure 0 7 Surface preparation 0 8 Magnetization 0 8.1 General requirements 0 8.2 Verification of magnetization 0 8.3 Magnetizing techniques 0 8.3.1 General 0 8.3.2 Current flow techniques 0 8.3.3 Magnetic flow techniques 0 9 Detection media 0 9.1 Properties and selection of media 0 9.2 Testing of detection media 0 9.3 Application of detection media 0 10 Viewing conditions 0 11 Overall performance test 0 12 Interpretation and recording of indications 0 13 Demagnetization 0 14 Cleaning 0 15 Test report 0 Annex A (informative) Example for determination of currents required to achieve specified tangential field strengths for various magnetization techniques 0 Bibliography 0
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