NDT Flashcards

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Liquid penetrant

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  • enters flaw through capillary action
  • area around flaw needs to be cleaned at least 1” around
  • widely used in leak detection in welded thin walled vessels
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Eddy current

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  • only one that needs A/C
  • very good for checking surface and subsurface cracks beneath paint
  • very fast & cheap
  • pieces can be non-magnetic and conductive
  • coil is the basic component
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Solvent removable

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-dye penetrant used for small area of a work piece

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Fluorescent dye penetrant

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  • requires ultra violet light

- does not detect internal flaws

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Magnetic particle inspection

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  • Sprinkle workpiece with dry iron powder or submerge in a liquid with suspended iron particles
  • depth of 1/4”
  • electric current is used to magnetize,but regular magnets can work as well
  • 90 degrees or right angles to the defect
  • portable equipment
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Dwell time

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-Time a penetrant or developer is in contact with a surface

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Discontinuity

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-interruption in normal structure such as crack, seam, porosity

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Contrast in X-ray

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-different degrees of darkening on the film

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Definition in X-ray

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-sharpness the image is projected on the film

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Destructive testing

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  • tensile
  • compressive
  • torsion
  • fatigue
  • hardness
  • impact
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Non-destructive

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  • visual
  • dye penetrant
  • magnetic particle
  • ultrasonic
  • radiography
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Radiography

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  • Electromagnetic energy
  • Uses gamma & X-ray
  • can be used for thick materials
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Ultrasonic

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  • Up to 20ft
  • High frequency sound waves between 20,000 cycles per second and 10,000,000
  • for longitudinal & shear waveforms
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Penetrameter

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  • Measures quality of radiography

- a plate with 3 holes in it 2% of the thickness of the specimen

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Ultrasonic sound waves

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  • Electric pulses generated from the crystals and reflects back
  • highly sensitive, but rough or small pieces are hard to test
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Couplant

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  • gel, oil or water

- allows the sound beam to go from the transducer to the test piece

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Retentivity

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-easily loses its magnetism

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Magnetic permeability

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-easy to magnetize

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Direct current

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  • penetrate the cross section of the part

- use single or three phase with a rectifier

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Alternating current

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  • fields are confined to the metal at or near the surface of the part (skin effect)
  • should not be used for subsurface discontinuities
  • single phase only for magnification purposes
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Magnetized bars

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-magnetic lines of force flow through the bar south to north

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X-ray

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-best for checking engine or compressor cylinder heads

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Gamma rays

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  • iridium 192 .25” to 3.5”
  • cobalt 60 1” to 7”
  • shielding container is the camera
  • container holding the material is called the source