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    Visual Testing ( VT )

    Penetrant Testing ( PT )

    Magnetic Particle Testing ( MPT )

    Ultrasonic Testing ( UT )

    Radiography Testing ( RT )

    Eddy Current Testing ( ECT )

    Leak Testing ( LT )

    Accoustic Emission Testing ( AET )

    Thermal n!ra Red ( TR )

    "eutran Radiographic Testing ( "RT )

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    RE#UREME"T$ %& "'T PER$%""EL#UAL&CAT%"

    $"T TC A - Recommended Practice for Nondestructive

    Testing Personnel Qualication anCertication.

    A$"TCP *+ - ASNT Standard for Qualication anCertication

    Of Non-destructive Testing Personnel.

    A$"T - American Society For Non-destructive TestinPersonnel.

    $"T - ndian Society For Non-destructive TestinPersonnel.

    LEVEL %& #UAL&CAT%"

    Le,el - O!erator

    Le,el - ns!ector " nter!retor

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    L#U' PE"ETRA"T TE$T ( LPT )

    -istory - Oil & '#iting (et#od For RailRoad

    Principle - Ca!illary Action of Penetrant &

    )lotting Action of %evelo!er

    Application- To detect t#e discontinuities *e.g.c+s, Seams, a!s, amination & Porosity etc.n to t#e surface in non !orous materials.

    E.uipment

    .Cleaner - Solvent or 'ater

    . Penetrant - Oil /ase $it# %ye

    . %evelo!er - C#al+ !o$der

    Addition of t#e a/ove inen clot#, Cotton $aste ora/sor/ent !a!er for cleaning !ur!ose.

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    /A$C $TEP$ "V%LVE' " LPT

    .S0RFAC1 PR1PARATON " PR1-C1ANN2

    .P1N1TRANT APPCATON

    .13C1SS P1N1TRANT R1(O4A

    .%141OP1R APPCATON

    .%141OPN2 T(1

    .13A(NATON & 14A0ATON

    .R1COR%N2

    .POST-C1ANN2

    TEC-"#UE$*4isi/le or Fluorescent dye

    I) 'ater 'as#a/le

    II) Post 1mulsication

    III) Solvent Removal

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    Properties o! 'e,eloper

    0 /lotting Action

    0 Contrast /ackground

    Properties o! Penetrant

    -1etting a2ility

    -$ur!ace Tension

    -Capillary

    --igh 3uidity

    -&lash point

    -Temperature sta2ility

    -Visi2ility

    -Volatility

    -Corrosi,e property

    i) $ul!ur !ree 0 !or n 2ase alloy

    ii) -alogen !ree 0 !or Austeniti$$ and Ti

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    TE$T"4 %& PE"ETRA"T$

    .Chrome $ensiti,ity Panel

    .Aluminum Comparator /lock

    .&luorescence Comparison Test

    .Visi2ility

    .'rying Test

    LMTAT%"$ %& 'PT

    - Can not gi,e the indication !or depth5

    - Poor repeata2ility o! test5

    -Retest should 2e done 6ith same type o!

    penetrant only5

    - "ot suita2le !or porous material5

    - "ot applica2le !or hidden de!ects5

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    L#U' PE"ETRA"T $TA"'AR'$

    A$ME $EC0V (ARTCLE 0 77)

    $E0890+

    $tandard Practice !or Li.uid Penetrant nspectionhod5

    $E07:+0+

    &luorescent Penetrant E;amination using 6aterha2le process5

    $E07+0+

    $tandard Testing Method !or &luorescent

    Penetrant E;amination using $ol,entremo,a2le Process

    $E077:0+

    $tandard Test Method !or ,isi2le PenetrantE;amination usingsol,ent remo,a2le

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    PR"CPLE

    Uses Electro0Magnetic 1a,es o! ,ery short6a,e lengths (< 0 rays and 4amma Rays) topenetrate material and the transmittedenergy records the image o! discontinuity o!the material on the =lm5

    APPLCAT%"$

    Used on any material> metal ? 6eld todetect sur!ace o! internal detects5 &ilmpro,ides a permanent record5

    LMTAT%"$

    -igh nitial cost and potential sa!etyard to personnel.

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    $%URCE %& RA'AT%"

    i5 Electrically energised e.uipment5 The

    rays are called ;0rays5ii5 Radioacti,e material5 The emitted raysare called 4amma Rays5

    n ;0raymachine the energy le,el and output can2e ,aried5

    n 4amma E.uipment the energy le,el isconstant !or a particular type o! source andoutput is constant !or and indi,idual source5

    -igher the energy le,el> greater is theetrating po6er5

    -AL& L&E 0 $trength o! source reduces 6ith thee and 6hen it 2ecomes hal! o! theal strength> its

    6n as hal! li!e5

    sotopes -al! li!e

    ridium +7 B days

    Thulium : 7* days

    Co2alt 8: 95 yrs5

    Cesium yrs

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    $E"$TVTD

    t is a measure o! the a2ility to detect thesmallest dimension o! discontinuity in theradiograph.

    $ensiti,ity is a !unction o! 'e=nition andContrast5

    'E&"T%" 'EPE"'$ %"

    i5 4eometric Un0$harpness(Penum2ra EFect)

    ii5 &ilm 4rain $i@e

    C%"TRA$T 'EPE"'$ %"

    i5 Energy Le,elii5 nherent Contrast o! &ilmiii5 &og Le,el o! &ilm

    i,5 $catter Radiation5

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    'E"$TD

    t is a measure o! degree o! darkness o! =lm5

    t is e;pressed in : /ase Log $cale5

    'E"$TD LMT$

    ;0rays 0 5* to B5:4amma Rays 0 75: to B5:

    R%E"T4E"

    t is the amount o! ionising radiation 6hich6ould produce one Electro static unit o!charge in a cu2ic centimetre o! air atstandard temperature (::c) and pressure

    (8:mm -g)

    CURE

    t is a measure o! radioacti,ity or strengtho! source5 t is de=ned as 5 ; :: 'is0integrations per second5

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    RA'%4RAP-C TEC-"#UE

    5 $"4LE 1ALL TEC-"#UE

    i5 $ingle $hot Techni.ue5 ii5 Panoramic Techni.ue5

    75 '%U/LE 1ALL TEC-"#UE

    i5 'ou2le 1all $ingle mage ii5 'ou2le 1all 'ou2le mageiii5 'ou2le 1all $uperimposed

    4E%METRC U"$-ARP"E$$ (Ug)

    Ug G ! ; t d

    6here>! G &ocal spot si@e o! source o!

    adiation t G Thickness o! o2Hect5

    ' G 'istance 2et6een source o!radiation

    and the o2Hect5

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    Ug Limits as per A$ME $ection V> Article 7

    Thickness Range Ma;imum Ug

    Upto7 Thickness:5:7:7 to I :5::

    to B :5:B:

    B and a2o,e :5::

    PE"ETRAMETER

    5 1RE TDPE

    ) A$TM $TA"'AR'

    ) '" $TA"'AR'

    75 -%LE TDPE

    "'U$TRAL &LM$

    ) $L%1 $PEE'

    ) ME'UM $PEE'

    ) -4- $PEE'

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    RA'%4RAP-C $TA"'AR'$

    A$ME 0 $ECT%" 0 V (ARTCLE 0 77)

    $E +B$tandard Practice !or Radiographic Testing5

    $E *8$tandard Re!erence Radiographs !or -ea,y1alled (7 to B J7) $teel Castings5

    $E 7*:$tandard Re!erence Radiographs !or -ea,y1alled (B J7 to 7) $teel Castings5

    $E 0 BB8$tandard Re!erence Radiographs !or $teelCastings up to 7 Thickness

    $E B$tandard Method o! Controlling #uality o!Radiographic Testing using 6ire penetrameter5

    $E 0 :79

    $tandard Practice !or -ole Type image .ualityindicators used !or Radiography5

    $E :+$tandard Practice !or cali2ration !or

    nsmission

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    Magnetism 0 A part is magneti@ed 6hen someor all o! the molecules 6ithin the parts arealigned5

    "$

    Random orientation Aligned moleculeso! molecules ( Magneti@ed)n0 Magneti@ed )

    CLA$$&CAT%" %& MATERAL

    .'iamagnetic 0 Very diKcult to magneti@ede5g5 -g> Au> n> /i

    .Paramagnetic 0 Accept only slightmagnetism e5g5 Al> Cu>6ood> Pt > $ullphate

    .&erromagnetism Can 2e magneti@edstrongly

    e5g5 &e> Co> "i>

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    MA4"ETC PARTCLE"$PECT%"

    PR"CPLE

    Uses electrical current or permanentmagnet to create a magnetic =eld in aspecimen>and 3u; leakage occurred at

    discontinuity5 Magnetic particlescumulate on 3u; leakage and indicate thediscontinuity5

    APPLCAT%"$

    Used on metal 6hich can 2e magnetised(&erromagnetic) to detect sur!ace or

    su20sur!ace discontinuities5 $imple touse and porta2le !or =eld testing5

    LMTAT%"$

    Cannot 2e used on metals> 6hich cannot2e magnetised5

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    CLA$$&CAT%" %& M5P5 TE$T MET-%'$

    A5 CRCULAR MA4"ETAT%"

    5 'RECT "'UCT%"

    i5 -EA' $-%T MET-%' /y passing current through the

    material5

    ii5 PR%' MA4"ETAT%"1here si@e and location does not permitto use -ead $hot or Central Conductormethod5

    75 "'RECT "'UCT%"

    /y placing a current carrying conductor intothis specimen5

    /5 L%"4TU'"AL MA4"ETAT%"

    5 C%L %R $%LE"%' MET-%'

    1hen the length o! specimen is se,eraltimes its diameter or cross section 0 thismethod is used 2y placing it length6ise in the =eld5

    75 D%E TDPE

    t is a horse shoe magnet made 2yelectrically energising it or 2y the

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    D%E TEC-"#UE

    i5 'irect Current Doke

    ii5 Alternate Current Dokeiii5 Permanent Magnet Doke

    MPT MET-%'$

    5 /ased on Magnetic Particle type

    a) Visi2le2) &luorescent

    75 /ased on Magnetic Particle Application

    a) 'ry

    2) 1et

    C-EC"4 %& D%EC-EC"4 %& D%E

    L&T"4 P%1ER

    i5 'C Type ? Permanent Min51eight

    0 B: L2s5 ( At Ma;5 Pole $pacing )

    ii5 AC type Min51eight0 : L2s5 (At Ma;5 Pole $pacing )

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    Eight lo6 car2on steel pie sections> &urnace 2ra@ed together

    5 in. Non Ferrous #andle of any convenient lengt#

    Arti=cial 3a6 (All segment inter!aces)

    J 7 in5 ma;5 /ra@ed 6eld or mechanically attach

    "on0!errous trunnions

    Copper Plate :5:: in5 :5:: in5 thick

    J * in.

    A$TM Magnetic Particle &ield ndicator

    MA4"ET PARTCLE $TA"'AR'$ A$ME $ECT%" V (ARTCLE 79)

    $E0:+$tandard practice !or Magnetic Particle

    E;amination

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    PR"CPLE

    Uses ultrasound 6a,e to penetrate material>

    indicating discontinuities on %scilloscope$creen5

    APPLCAT%"$

    Used on metals> ceramics> plastics> etc5 to

    detect sur!ace and internal discontinuities5 1henautomated> indications are recorded on paper>it pro,ides a permanent record5 Also used !ormeasuring thickness5

    LMTAT%"$

    Moderately high initial cost5 nterpretation o!results re.uires highly trained personnel5

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    TDPE %& ULTRA$%"C 1AVE$

    . L%"4TU'"AL (%R C%MPRE$$%") 1AVE$

    7. TRA"$VER$E (%R $-EAR) 1AVE$

    . $UR&ACE 1AVE

    B. PLATE ( LAM / ) 1AVE$

    PR%PERTE$ %& ULTRA$%"C /EAM

    1. Tra,el in a straight line5

    2. Re3ect and re!ract !rom the 2oundary o!

    iFerent acoustic media5

    3. .Attenuate 6hile passing through a media5

    4. The e;tent o! attenuation depends on

    0 A2sorption ( dependent on grain si@e )

    0 'iFraction or spreading (dependent on 6

    length and pro2e diameter )

    95 Velocity in a media depends on the den

    elastic constants5 The ,alues !or diFer mediaNs are gi,en in the !ollo6ing chart5

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    TEC-"#UE$

    1. Contact Testing 2. mmersion testing

    'ATA PRE$E"TAT%"

    5 OAN $CA" MET-%'

    This method is commonly kno6n as PulseEcho Method5 Time ,ersus Amplitudedisplay sho6n on Cathode Ray Tu2e5

    75 O/N $CA" MET-%'

    This method displays cross sectional,ie65

    5 OCN $CA" MET-%'

    This method displays plan ,ie6 and

    compara2le to radiographic image5

    "%TE0More than +: Q o! total Ultrasonic

    minations are carried out 2y A $can Method5

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    MET-%'$

    .PUL$E0EC-%

    .T-R%U4- TRA"$M$$%"

    .RE$%"A"CE

    TDPE$ %& PR%/E$

    I. $"4LE CRD$TAL "%RMAL /EAM

    PR%/E5

    II. $"4LE CRD$TAL A"4LE /EAM PR%/E5

    5 T1" CRD$TAL PR%/E$5

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    'AC CURVE

    $ame si@e o! de!ect or re!erence re3ector atdiFerent distanceJdepth gi,eNs diFerentsignal amplitude 2ecause o! attenuation o!ultrasonic 2eam in medium5 As such de!ectAmplitude correction Cur,e has to 2e dra6nas sho6n in =g5

    TJ7

    TJ7

    SDH 2.4 mm

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    ULTRA$%"C $TA"'AR'

    $A 0 **Recommended practice !or Ultrasonic testing andinspection o! hea,y steel !orging5

    $A 0 B9$tandard speci=cation !or straight 2eam ultrasonice;amination o! steel plates5

    $A 0 9$tandard speci=cation o! ultrasonic angle 2eam

    e;amination o! steel plates5

    $A 0 9*$tandards speci=cation !or straight 2eamultrasonic e;amination o! plain and clad steeplates o! special application5

    $A 0 8:+$tandard speci=cation !or longitudinal ultrasonicinspection o! car2on and lo6 alloy steel casting5

    $A 0 B9$tandard practice !or Ultrasonic e;amination o!austenitic steel !orging5

    $E 0 7$tandard practice !or ultrasonic inspection o! metapipes and tu2es5

    $E 0 +$tandard practice !or thickness measurement 2ymanual contact ultrasonic method


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