Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) Methods: Questions and Answers, Exams of Business Fundamentals

An overview of non-destructive testing (ndt) methods, focusing on six common techniques: visual inspection, liquid penetrant testing, magnetic particle inspection, eddy current testing, ultrasonic inspection, and radiographic inspection. It includes questions and answers related to the principles, advantages, and limitations of each method, such as the types of defects detectable, material compatibility, and surface preparation requirements. The document also covers specific aspects like the role of dye penetrants, magnetic particles, and surface conditions in ndt inspections, offering practical insights into their application and potential issues. This material is useful for students and professionals in engineering and materials science seeking to understand the fundamentals of ndt and its practical applications in defect detection and quality control.

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10 Non-Destructive Testing
Identify the 6 common NDT methods? correct answer Visual Inspection
Liquid Penetrant Testing
Magnetic Particle Inspection
Eddy Current Testing
Ultra-sonic Inspection,
Radiographic Inspection,
Can dye penetrate locate defects under the surface correct answer no only surface defects
Other than the above, what are three other disadvantages of a die penetrate NDT inspection?
correct answer 1. Rough or porous metals interfere with the test
2. Part preparation required. (removal of finishes and sealing)
3. High degree of cleanliness
Can a mag particle test detect sub surfaces discontinuities? correct answer Yes
Is mag particle good on rough surfaces? correct answer Rough surfaces interfere with test
What material can you use a magnetic particle test on? correct answer Ferro-magnetic
materials only
What must be done after a MP NDT? correct answer part must be demagnetised
Does a rough surface interfere with Eddy current NDT test? correct answer yes
What is surface treatment must be done of for liquid Penetrant Testing? correct answer It must
be thoroughly cleaned, free of contaminants and protective coatings
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10 Non-Destructive Testing Identify the 6 common NDT methods? correct answer Visual Inspection Liquid Penetrant Testing Magnetic Particle Inspection Eddy Current Testing Ultra-sonic Inspection, Radiographic Inspection, Can dye penetrate locate defects under the surface correct answer no only surface defects Other than the above, what are three other disadvantages of a die penetrate NDT inspection? correct answer 1. Rough or porous metals interfere with the test

  1. Part preparation required. (removal of finishes and sealing)
  2. High degree of cleanliness Can a mag particle test detect sub surfaces discontinuities? correct answer Yes Is mag particle good on rough surfaces? correct answer Rough surfaces interfere with test What material can you use a magnetic particle test on? correct answer Ferro-magnetic materials only What must be done after a MP NDT? correct answer part must be demagnetised Does a rough surface interfere with Eddy current NDT test? correct answer yes What is surface treatment must be done of for liquid Penetrant Testing? correct answer It must be thoroughly cleaned, free of contaminants and protective coatings

Describe the process of applying the penetrant correct answer Apply the penetrant by spraying, brushing, or by completely submerging the part in a container of penetrant. Wait the recommended amount of time after the penetrant has been applied to allow it to enter any discontinuities What is the purpose of the developer in a Dye penetrate inspection? correct answer Developer acts like a blotter to assist the natural capillary action bleed-out of the penetrant from discontinuities and to spread the penetrant at discontinuity surface edges to enhance bleed-out indications Under what conditions is fluorescent dye penetrant completed in? correct answer Black light / UV light If the dye penetrant is not removed after the inspection, what could this result in? correct answer This residue could interfere with subsequent part processing, or if left on some alloys, it could increase their susceptibility to hydrogen embrittlement, inter- granular corrosion, and stress corrosion during service.