Fang Duan
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Fang Duan is a researcher whose work bridges the critical gap between non-destructive testing and underwater sensing technologies. Duan’s primary research areas include radio frequency identification (RFID) applications, magnetic flux leakage (MFL) testing, and subsea inspection methodologies. Their most notable contribution, detailed in the 2022 paper "Application of Radio Frequency Identification Underwater with Magnetic Flux Leakage Testing Technique," pioneers a hybrid approach that integrates RFID tags with MFL sensors to detect corrosion and structural flaws in submerged metallic infrastructure. This work addresses a pressing challenge in offshore engineering, where traditional inspection tools often fail in high-pressure, low-visibility environments. While the paper has garnered 2 citations to date, its conceptual novelty has laid a foundation for future studies in smart underwater monitoring systems. Duan’s research holds particular relevance for industries such as oil and gas, marine renewable energy, and naval architecture, where early defect detection can prevent catastrophic failures. By combining electromagnetic testing with wireless identification, Duan has opened new pathways for real-time, remote asset management in harsh aquatic conditions. Their ongoing work continues to refine these techniques, promising safer and more cost-effective maintenance strategies for critical underwater infrastructure.
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