The leakage magnetic field which induced by the inner surface groove during loading had been measured from the outer surface in geomagnetic environment. Compared the variation of the leakage magnetic field along the load with the location and development of the groove, it was found that two phenomena are relate to the magnetic field aberration. The relation can be described by the pink-pink value and the gradient of the magnetic field aberration. This result can be used to evaluate and monitor the inner defect by the magnetic field aberration characters.
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