December 24, 2020

Radiographic Inspection

Radiographic Inspection Advantages and Limitation

Radiographic Inspection Radiography (X-ray) is an NDT method used to radiographic inspection material and components using the concept of differential adsorption of penetrating radiation. Each specimen under evaluation will have differences in density, thickness, shapes, sizes or absorption characteristics. Thus, the different amount of radiation is absorbed. The unabsorbed radiation that passes through the part

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Liquid Penetrant Inspection

Liquid Penetrant Inspection or Dye Penetrant Inspection

Liquid Penetrant Inspection Liquid penetrant inspection is used on nonporous metal and nonmetal components to find material discontinuities that are open to the surface and may not be evident to normal visual inspection. The dye penetrant method is frequently used for the detection of surface breaking flaws in non-ferromagnetic materials. The basic purpose of penetrant

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