(8) Flashcards

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Three basic steps of interpreting radiographs:

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  1. detection
  2. interpretation
  3. evaluation
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Detection

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  • knowledge of expected discontinuities
  • experience
  • viewing conditions
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Interpretation

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Judging an indication as to its cause and nature

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Evaluation

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will the discontinuity have an effect on the intended use of the part?
- use of standards, codes and specifications

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5
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Types of discontinuities

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  • Inherent
  • Processing
  • Welding
  • In-service
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Inherent Discontinuities

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metal going from liquid to solid

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Processing Discontinuities

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from primary processing (rolling, drawing, extruding, forging)

from secondary processing (heat treat, machining, grinding, plating, etching)

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Welding Discontinuities

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From the joining of two surfaces by heat and pressure.

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In-Service Discontinuities

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Direct result of continued use of over-use of the part.

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10
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Inherent Casting Discontinuity examples

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  • shrinkage
  • shrinkage cavities
  • porosity/blowholes
  • inclusions
  • crack and hot tears
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Welding Discontinuity examples

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  • porosity
  • slag
  • incomplete penetration
  • undercut
  • incomplete fusion
  • cracks
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Inclusion categories

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  • slag
  • oxide
  • tungsten
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