NDT Course

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Every human in the modern world surely goes for quality. The reputation of every brand is based on the quality of their product. So, in every industry, there is an experienced wing for the quality management team. The Quality of a finished product will only get measured by means of testing. NDT is one of the most important and regular testing methods to visualize the defects of a product for further rectification. Here comes the importance of NDT courses.

Non-Destructive Testing is one of the important portions of Quality Control. NDT is an analysis technique used in industry to evaluate the defects and properties of a material, component, system or a product without causing any damage. NDT can easily recognize the defect that we will never get in noticed with a naked eye and the defect under the covering layer of paint or some other coating.

NDT is one of the oldest techniques with advanced integration of highly precise technologies. So, experience and precise knowledge in this sector will enhance the skill level of engineers and they will get placed in a reputed company without any doubt. Experience and knowledge in NDT should be gained in detail by taking training in a reputed training centre. “NDT” it generally consists of five main techniques, & each technique has level II and level III certification. This certification is mandatory for a company to hire an apt graduate.

As much as the number of companies increases that much is the requirement of the Quality and NDT Specialist. Even though in a small firm the QA/QC department is mandatory.

So, NDT courses are the hopeful area that one can prefer for your better future.

CERTIFIED TRAINING PROGRAMS

NDT Course – Duration : 180 Hours

Introduction:

What is NDT?
Codes and Standards
NDT Qualification and Certification
Introduction and Fundamentals to destructive and non-destructive testing.
Scope and limitations of NDT
NDT and NDE Methods
Skills and Responsibilities

NDT Techniques

Visual Testing
Penetrant Testing
Magnet Particle Testing
Ultrasonic Testing
Radiographic Testing & Film Interpretation

Visual Inspection

Visual examination methods
Mechanical and Optical Aids Used in VT
Test Parameters
Surface Preparation
Inspection carried out Before,During and After Welding
Types of Weld Defects
Gauges used for weld Inspection
Record and Documentation

Ultrasonic Testing:

Basic principles of sound propagation
Types of sound waves
Principles of UT
Methods of UT
Advantages and limitations
Piezoelectric Material
Various types of transducers / probe
Calibration Methods
Use of standard blocks
Technique for normal beam inspection
Flaw Characterization technique
Defects in welded products by UT
Thickness determination by ultrasonic method
Study of A,B and C scan presentations

Liquid Penetrant Testing(LPT)

Dye penetrant Testing / Liquid Penetrant Testing
Principle
Procedure
Types of LPT
Characteristics of Penetrant
Types of Penetrant
Types of Developer
Characteristics of developer
Penetrant Testing materials
Application
Merits and limitations

Magnetic Particle Testing (MPT)
- Important Terminologies related to magnetic properties of material
- Principle
- Procedure
- Magnetizing Technique
- Magnetizing Equipment
- Demagnetization Techniques
- Calibration
- Types of MPT
- Documentation and Record
- Application and limitations

Radiographic testing:

Types of radiography
Methods of generation
Equipment’s Used
Industrial radiography techniques
Inspection techniques
Applications & limitations
Types of films screens and penetrometers
Interpretation of radiographs
Safety in industrial radiography