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Home About Us What is NDT? What is CM? Useful Links Contact Us Go Search: Enter search term / keywords Log In / Register shopBINDT News Careers Buyers' Guide Forums Certification Education & Training Membership Events Publications Branches What is NDT? About NDT Acoustic methods Acoustic emission (AE) Resonant inspection Acoustic ranging Coating thickness measurement methods Electromagnetic methods Magnetic particle inspection (MPI) Magnetic flux leakage methods Eddy current testing ACFM technique Potential drop flaw detection and sizing Erosion corrosion Leak testing methods Liquid penetrant inspection Optical methods Visual inspection Optical metrology and holography Laserbased inspection Thermography Radiography Realtime radiography and radioscopy Neutron radiography Stress measurement Ultrasonic methods Ultrasonic flaw detection Ultrasonic thickness gauging Ultrasonic advanced methods Other methods What is NDT? About NDT About NDT What is NDT? Nondestructive testing (NDT) is the branch of engineering concerned with all methods of detecting and evaluating flaws in materials. Flaws can affect the serviceability of the material or structure, so NDT is important in guaranteeing safe operation as well as in quality control and assessing plant life. The flaws may be cracks or inclusions in welds and castings, or variations in structural properties which can lead to loss of strength or failure in service. Nondestructive testing is used for inservice inspection and for condition monitoring of operating plant. It is also used for measurement of components and spacings and for the measurement of physical properties such as hardness and internal stress. The essential feature of NDT is that the test process itself produces no deleterious effects on the material or structure under test. The subject of NDT has no clearly defined boundaries; it ranges from simple techniques such as visual examination of surfaces, through the wellestablished methods of radiography, ultrasonic testing, magnetic particle crack detection, to new and very specialised methods such as the measurement of Barkhausen noise and positron annihilation. NDT methods can be adapted to automated production processes as well as to the inspection of localised problem areas. 0 items £0.00

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    Acousticmethods

    Acousticemission(AE)

    Resonantinspection

    Acousticranging

    Coatingthicknessmeasurementmethods

    Electromagneticmethods

    Magneticparticleinspection(MPI)

    Magneticfluxleakagemethods

    Eddycurrenttesting

    ACFMtechnique

    Potentialdropflawdetectionandsizing

    Erosioncorrosion

    Leaktestingmethods

    Liquidpenetrantinspection

    Opticalmethods

    Visualinspection

    Opticalmetrologyandholography

    Laserbasedinspection

    Thermography

    Radiography

    Realtimeradiographyandradioscopy

    Neutronradiography

    Stressmeasurement

    Ultrasonicmethods

    Ultrasonicflawdetection

    Ultrasonicthicknessgauging

    Ultrasonicadvancedmethods

    Othermethods

    WhatisNDT? AboutNDT

    AboutNDTWhatisNDT?

    Nondestructivetesting(NDT)isthebranchofengineeringconcernedwithallmethodsofdetectingandevaluatingflawsinmaterials.Flawscanaffecttheserviceabilityofthematerialorstructure,soNDTisimportantinguaranteeingsafeoperationaswellasinqualitycontrolandassessingplantlife.Theflawsmaybecracksorinclusionsinweldsandcastings,orvariationsinstructuralpropertieswhichcanleadtolossofstrengthorfailureinservice.

    Nondestructivetestingisusedforinserviceinspectionandforconditionmonitoringofoperatingplant.Itisalsousedformeasurementofcomponentsandspacingsandforthemeasurementofphysicalpropertiessuchashardnessandinternalstress.

    TheessentialfeatureofNDTisthatthetestprocessitselfproducesnodeleteriouseffectsonthematerialorstructureundertest.

    ThesubjectofNDThasnoclearlydefinedboundariesitrangesfromsimpletechniquessuchasvisualexaminationofsurfaces,throughthewellestablishedmethodsofradiography,ultrasonictesting,magneticparticlecrackdetection,tonewandveryspecialisedmethodssuchasthemeasurementofBarkhausennoiseandpositronannihilation.

    NDTmethodscanbeadaptedtoautomatedproductionprocessesaswellastotheinspectionoflocalisedproblemareas.

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