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Magnetic particle inspection - Aerospace MPI testing at Trinity NDT, Bangalore, India

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Magnetic particle tests are vital for incoming raw materials that checks for quality and can eliminate the defective ones at earlier stages of manufacturing. Most common steels can be subjected to magnetic particle inspection using electromagnetic yokes, prods, stationery type MPI equipments with circular and longitudinal magnetization testing techniques. MPI tests can eliminate the materials with surface and subsurface flaws. Depth of detecting varies based on magnetic permeability, testing techniques, current used, part geometry, size and other factors. Ideally Magnetic particle inspection-MPI testing techniques can detect flaws up to 0.6" in depth. This NDT method can detect flaws on coated or painted engineering components. Common specifications on magnetic particle testing allows conductive coatings up to 0.1 mm. However maximum thickness of coatings have to be checked with customer specifications or NDT procedures . NDT laboratory at Trinity NDT in Bangalore, Indi...

Dye Penetant Inspection - Strippable developed film (PS-91) - A new NDT product Launch at Vadodara, Gujarat, India

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Dye Penetant Inspection - Strippable developed film (PS-91) - A new NDT product Launch at Vadodara, Gujarat, India P-Met has developed a new product complimenting PMC Liquid Penetrant products ; viz. PMC Flawcheck and PMC Lumincheck. The product name and its identity code are Strippable developed film (PS-91). This product was displayed in Asia Pacific Conference on Non destructive Testing held in Mumbai during 18-22 Nov. 2013. Strippable developed film PMC PS-91 It is white colour liquid used to obtain photo film as a permanent record of defects indications. How to use? 1. Use PMC Flawcheck liquid Dye Penetrant products or PMC Lumincheck products to detect and identify defects in the any engineering metallic parts. 2. Wait for the development of defecting the case if any. 3. If there are no defects, use of this PMC PS-91 is not required. 4. However, if defect indications are established use of PMC PS-91 (if permanent record is required) will be necessary. ...