+9140 7961 2988 / +91 9308 68 68 68 info@standardinstituteofengineering.com

STANDARD INSTITUTE OF ENGINEERING

Non-Destructive Testing

NDT training institute

NDT stands for Non-Destructive Testing. In other words, it is a way of testing without destroying.

 

Contact Us

What is NDT?

NDT training institute mehdipatnam hyderabad NDT stands for Non-Destructive Testing. In other words, it is a way of testing without destroying. This means that the component- the casting, welding or forging, can continue to be used and that the non-destructive Testing method has done no harm. The use of non-invasive techniques to determine the integrity of a material, component or Structure Or quantitatively measure some characteristic of an object i.e., Inspect or measure without doing harm. In today’s world where new materials are being developed, older materials and bonding methods are being subjected to higher pressures and loads, NDT ensures that materials can continue to operate to their highest capacity with the assurance that they will not fail within predetermined time limits. NDT can be used to ensure the quality right from the raw material stage through fabrication and processing to pre-service and in-service inspection.

There are many NDT techniques/methods used, depending on four main criteria:
• Material Type
• Defect Type
• Defect Size
• Defect Location

Uses of NDT Methods

Flaw Detection and Evaluation
Leak Detection
Location Determination
Dimensional Measurements
Structure and Microstructure Characterization
Estimation of Mechanical and Physical Properties

NDT Applications in different areas are:

Service Inspection Companies
Foundries
Rolling & Forging Mills
Petro Chemical & Refineries
Mining & Mineral Processing
Aircraft Maintenance & Manufacturing
Vehicle Maintenance & Manufacturing
Engineering Firms
Research & Development Facilities
Education & Training
Equipment Manufacture

Who can do NDT?

• Mechanical engineers
• Diploma in mechanical engineering
• B.A, B Com, Bsc or intermediate students

MAGNETIC PARTICLE TESTING

• Introduction
• History of Magnetic Particle Testing
• Basics of Magnetism
• Magnetism and its properties
• Hysteresis Loop
• Advantages and limitations
• Principle of magnetic particle testing
• Steps involved in MPT
• Types of magnetization equipment
• Magnetic particle testing techniques
• Demagnetization and its Reasons
• Interpretation of indications as per code
• Practical’s and Report writing

PENETRANT TESTING

• Introduction
• History of Penetrant Testing
• Capillary action
• Advantages and limitations
• Penetrant testing process
• Precleaning methods and applications
• Types of penetrants
• Application of Penetrants
• Excess Penetrant Removal Methods
• Types of developers
• Developer application
• Testing techniques
• Practicals
• Interpretation and Report writing

RADIOGRAPHY TESTING

• Introduction
• History of radiations x-ray and gamma-ray
• Basics of Physics
• Principle of radiography testing
• Gamma & X-ray Equipment’s
• Source strength and radiation intensity calculations
• HVT & TVT calculations
• SFD applications and calculations
• Types of films and screens
• Penetrometer types and application
• different types of Radiographic Testing Technique
• Film processing manual and automatic
• Report writing
• Practical’s in “GAMMA WELD INSPECTIONCOMPANY”

ULTRASONIC TESTING

ULTRASONIC TESTING
• Introduction
• Principle of Ultrasonic testing
• Basics of sound waves
• Advantages and limitations
• Types of sound waves
• Refraction
• Mode Conversion
• Angle and Normal probe Testing Techniques
• Thickness measurement and Lamination check
• DAC application and plotting
• Weld scanning.
• Practical on Digital Machines
• Interpretation of indications and Report preparation

Students

After School programs

Faculty

Years Established

Get In Touch

Location:  12-2-826/2/B, Flat No 201, 2nd Floor, Near Amba Theater, Kantinagar Colony, Mehdipatnam, Hyderabad,
Telangana State, India 500-028

Telephone:  +9140 7961 2988 / +91 9308 68 68 68

Email: standardinstengg@gmail.com

Opening Hours: Mon-Sat: 10am – 7pm