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Inspection & Test

Hardness Test

Test methods are used to measure the degree of rigidity of metallic materials.
The typical method is as followings :

  • Brinell Mandness (HBS, HBN)
  • Shove Hardness (HS)
  • Rockwell Hardness (HR)
  • Vickers Hardness (HV)

Tension Test

Tension test is taken after being fixed on a tensile tester, which is cut down from the material to the test. This test measures a variety of points of the material, such as the Strength – Tensile strength and kidney – drawing, and mechanical properties of tensile specimen after loading slowly.

Impact test

There are various tester to obtain shock points when breaking materials such as tension , compression, bending test, the test shock applied to the specimen using metal tester.
Representative tester is for the degradation of impact bending test.

Penetrate Testing (PT)

  • 01Apply Penetrant
  • 02Clean then apply Developer
  • 03Result
  • Detection of surface breaking defects only.
  • This test method uses the forces of capillary action
  • Applicable on any material type, as long they are non porous.
  • Penetrates are available in many different types:
  • Water washable contrast
  • Solvent removable contrast
  • Water washable fluorescent
  • Solvent removable fluorescent
  • Post-emulsifiable fluorescent

Magnetic Particle testing (MT)

  • 01Apply contrast paint
  • 02Apply magnet & ink
  • 03Result
  • Surface and slight sub-surface detection
  • Relies on magnetization of component being tested
  • Only Ferro-magnetic materials can be tested
  • A magnetic field is introduced into a specimen being tested
  • Methods of applying a magnetic field, yoke, permanent magnet, prods and flexible cables.
  • Fine particles of iron powder are applied to the test area
  • Any defect which interrupts the magnetic field, will create a leakage field, which attracts the particles
  • Any defect will show up as either a dark indication or in the case of fluorescent particles under UV-A light a green/yellow indication

Ultrasonic Testing (UT)

  • 01Apply Couplant
  • 02Apply sound wave
  • 03Result
  • Surface and sub-surface detection
  • This detection method uses high frequency sound waves, typically above 2MHz to pass through a material
  • A probe is used which contains a piezo electric crystal to transmit and receive ultrasonic pulses and display the signals on a cathode ray tube or digital display
  • The actual display relates to the time taken for the ultrasonic pulses to travel the distance to the interface and back
  • An interface could be the back of a plate material or a defect
  • For ultrasound to enter a material a couplant must be introduced between the probe and specimen

Radiographic Testing (RT)

  • 01Load film cassette
  • 02Exposure to radiation
  • 03Developed graph
  • X or Gamma radiation is imposed upon a test object
  • Radiation is transmitted to varying degrees dependant upon the density of the material through which it is travelling
  • Thinner areas and materials of a less density show as darker areas on the radiograph
  • Thicker areas and materials of a greater density show as lighter areas on a radiograph
  • Applicable to metals,non-metals and composites

ECT(Eddy Testing)

  • ECT is a rapid and accurate technique used to detect discontinuities in tubing, condensers, plates, etc.
  • ECT is also performed for alloy separation and for the determination of treatment conditions.
  • The location of repair welds and seam welds may also be detected on ground machined surfaces.