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Dear Sir, I have completed my NDT level 2 certification course from your institute recently. I attended this course from Kerala. I really appreciate many things during the training period of a few are  1. The training course is so impressive and quite interesting. The study materials, contents of the training are superb. 2. The trainers are so cool and I could be able to get all my doubts cleared in the class itself with wonderful practical examples. 3. Lab facilities, infrastructure are very good. Conducive environment for learning with great food. I really enjoyed the course and  would like to thank 'Trinity NDT Institute' for such great training services and for establishing and maintaining the programs with international standards. with kind regards Vasanth R Kishore Palakkad, Kerala

NDT Level 2 certification courses are organized from 18th August 2011 at Bangalore, India. The training programs in August, 2011 are as below Ultrasonic testing - 18th to 22nd Magnetic Particle testing - 23rd - 24th Liquid Penetrant testing - 25th - 26th Radiographic Interpretation - 27th - 29th Visual testing - 30th -01st Sept 2011 For more information please visit: www.trinityndt.com or call +91 99009 29439 or email: training@trinityndt.com

The seminar brings together experts from Industries, government, defence, academia, research and end users to examine and discuss new advances in manufacturing sciences and technology that would have maximum impact on end-user industry such as, Aerospace, Automobile, Power sector, Etc., In the present global economic scenario, advances in manufacturing sciences and technology are expected to contribute significantly to global economic revival and its sustainability. Keeping this in mind as well as the interests of researchers and the industry, the Bangalore chapter of Indian Institute of Metals (IIM) is organizing a two-day seminar and one day tech mart session entitled ‘Advances in Manufacturing Sciences and Technology’. This seminar provides a forum, where in researchers, metallurgical industry representatives, equipment manufacturers and end-users can meet and discover current trends and future opportunities in the manufacturing sciences and technology. Some of the proposed sp

Being successful in any stream requires proper goals and guidance for reaching the goals is very much vital. Training and certification for personnel development is one of the important challenges to reach the set goals. An article that may help in building successful NDT career is published by me to help aspiring engineers who have dreams of challenging Nondestructive testing and welding inspector careers or any Quality control Engineer for that matter. Click here to read complete article on Non-destructive Testing - NDT Career Development Tips. Hope you will enjoy reading the article.

The following information on brief summary of effects of alloying elements on steel is provided for practicing engineers, NDT trainees and ndtians/technicians and quality control engineers in order to understand and apply these uses for practical related case studies. S teels are among the most commonly used alloys. The complexity of steel alloys is fairly significant.  Not all effects of the varying elements are included. The following text gives an overview of some of the effects of various alloying elements.  Additional research should be performed prior to making any design or engineering conclusions. Alloying Elements: Carbon: has a major effect on steel properties.  Carbon is the primary hardening element in steel.  Hardness and tensile strength increases as carbon content increases up to about 0.85%.  Ductility and weldability decrease with increasing carbon.  Manganese:   Is generally beneficial to surface quality especially in resulfurized steels. Manganese contribute

Trinity NDT is an internationally reputed organization head quartered in Peenya Industrial Estate, Bangalore, India.  Now the NDT company looking is for fresh/experienced NDT technicians for recruitment in Bangalore, India. Candidates with Diploma/BE in engineering are eligible to apply. Candidates with post NDT Level II(2) experience are preferred. Interested candidates can upload their resumes to: careers@trinityndt.com or contact us on +91 99009 29439. For more information log on to : www.trinityndt.com

Certification: As per ASNT SNT-SNT-TC-1A-2006 Course Attended: Ultrasonic testing-UT Level II Feedback: Dear Sir,   We thank you for providing educative atmosphere and very well maintained infrastructure for theory and practicals provided by you and your personnel. It was a good experience and nice concept training provided by your institute. Hope that we will get more knowledge through more training courses from you in the near future. Thanks and regards Girish From Belgaum, Karnataka, India On 04th July 2011

What are Eddy Currents? What is eddy current inspection? Eddy current inspection is one of several NDT methods that use the principal of electromagnetism” as the basis for conducting examinations. Eddy currents are created through a process called electromagnetic induction. When alternating current is applied to the conductor, such as copper wire, a magnetic field develops in and around the conductor. If another electrical conductor is brought into the close proximity to this changing magnetic field, current will be induced in this second conductor.  In brief Eddy currents are induced electrical currents that flow in a circular path.  Where do we used Eddy Currents?  • Crack detection     • Material thickness  measurements    • Coating thickness measurements    • Conductivity measurements What are the advantages of Eddy current testing as NDT method? • Eddy current inspection is an excellent  NDT Method for detecting surface and near surface discontinuities when