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Does not permanently alter the article being inspected
Save both money and time in product evaluation,
troubleshooting and research
Can be used to detect flaws in an in-process machine
part
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NDT methods rely upon use of electromagnetic
radiation, sound, and inherent properties of materials
(such as thermal, chemical, magnetic etc.) to examine
samples.
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Ultrasonic Testing
Magnetic particle inspection
Dye penetrant inspection/Liquid penetrant inspection
Radiographic testing
Eddy-current testing
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Aerospace engineering
Mechanical engineering
Electrical engineering
Civil engineering
Systems engineering
Medicines
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Very short ultrasonic pulse-waves are launched into
materials to detect internal flaws.
Used for steel and other metals and alloys, can also be
used on concrete, wood and composites (with less
resolution).
Used in many industries including aerospace,
automotive and other transportation sectors.
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Two methods of receiving the ultrasound waveform:
Reflection
Through Transmission
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Principle:
LEFT: A probe sends a sound wave into a test material. There are two indications, one from
the initial pulse of the probe, and the second due to the back wall echo.
RIGHT: A defect creates a third indication and simultaneously reduces the amplitude of the
back wall indication. The depth of the defect is determined by the ratio D/Ep.
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Part is magnetized.
Presence of a surface or subsurface discontinuity in the
material allows the magnetic flux to leak, since air cannotsupport as much magnetic field per unit volume as metals.
Ferrous iron particles are then applied to the part.
Particles will build up at the area of leakage and form what
is known as an indication.
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Penetrant may be applied to the test component by
dipping, spraying, or brushing
After adequate penetration time, the excess penetrantis removed, a developer is applied.
Developer helps to draw penetrant out of the flaw
where an invisible indication becomes visible to the
inspector
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1. Section of material with
a surface-breaking crack
that is not visible to thenaked eye.
2. Penetrant is applied to
the surface.3. Excess penetrant is
removed.
4. Developer is applied,rendering the crack
visible.
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Short wavelength electromagnetic radiation (high
energy photons) to penetrate various materials.
The amount of radiation emerging from the opposite
side of the material can be detected and measured
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Tube exhibiting no cracking Tube exhibiting light cracking
Tube exhibiting moderate cracking Tube exhibiting severe cracking
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Uses electromagnetic induction to detect flaws inconductive materials.
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Variations in the phase and magnitude of these eddy
currents can be monitored using a second 'receiver' coil, or
by measuring changes to the current flowing in the
primary 'excitation' coil.
Variations in the electrical conductivity or magnetic
permeability of the test object, or the presence of any flaws,will cause a change in eddy current and a corresponding
change in the phase and amplitude of the measured
current.
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NDT Technique Nature of defect
Ultrasonic Testing Sub-surface, interstitial
Magnetic Particle Inspection Surface and slightly subsurface discontinuities
in ferroelectric materials
Dye Penetrant Inspection Surface-breaking defects in all non-porous
materials
Radiographic Testing Surface, Sub-surface defects
Eddy-Current Testing Surface, Sub-surface defects (depending on
conductivity)
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A process plant contained two stainless steel vesselswhich had been operating for 21 years. The contents ofthe vessels were flammable, mildly toxic andcontained 500 ppm of chlorides. The vessels wereoperated from full vacuum up to 15 psi for 20 cycles perday. They contained an agitator which was used in partof the process. Both vessels had been hydraulicallytested to 70 psi when new but had not been subjectedto a test since
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Company thought that stainless steel would not break.
Hence, no leak detection equipment had beeninstalled and reliance was placed on plant operatorsnoticing the smell or observing drips.
A competent Person from a large insurance companyprescribed external visual examination supplementedby a hammer test every 2 years.
Was this suitable?
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The combination of stainless steel and chloridesimmediately raises concerns regarding the possibilityof stress corrosion cracking. While the cracks werelikely to initiate on the inner surface, an external
examination could detect the presence of through wallcracks only. However, stress corrosion cracks can bevery tight and difficult to see with the naked eye. Thehammer test offers no benefit - who knows what a
good vessel should sound like!
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During a thorough examination, it was found thatvessel developed leaks at 40 psi. Further investigationof the vessel found thousands of through wall cracks.The vessel had not leaked in service because thecontents were too viscous to pass through the tightstress corrosion cracks.
Finally it was decided to go for NDT with DyePenetrant Inspection using fluorescent dyes, which
give a higher sensitivity and much better results in theconfined, dark space of the vessel.
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NDT techniques provide cost-effective and reliable analysis
under realistic conditions.
Each NDT technique has certain capabilities and
limitations and often more than one technique is used to
cover various parts.
Increasing availability of robotic scanners improve the
speed of testing large surfaces, hence minimizing the
testing time.
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THE IMPORTANCE OF WELDING QUALITY CONTROL,K.M. WONG& Scarlett YEUNG,A.E.S. Destructive & Non-Destructive Testing Ltd
http://www.hse.gov.uk/comah/sragtech/techmeasndt.htm#CaseStudie
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nondestructive_testing#Methods_and_techniques
http://testex-ndt.com/from-the-field/corrosion-detected-in-pipelines-using-lfet/
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