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Magnetic Particle Inspection (Level II)

By - Rashid Sultan
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Course Requirements

NDT Training programs are suitable for all young professionals seeking to start or grow in inspection career. This is one of the very promising and rewarding career paths with great number of job opportunities in Pakistan and abroad. For Engineering graduates with experience (ASNT standards applicable) Level-1 can be bypassed to directly avail Level-2 certification.

Course Description

Magnetic Particle Testing (MPT), also referred to as Magnetic Particle Inspection, is a nondestructive examination (NDE) technique used to detect surface and slightly subsurface flaws in most ferromagnetic materials such as iron, nickel, and cobalt, and some of their alloys. Because it does not necessitate the degree of surface preparation required by other nondestructive test methods, conducting MPT is relatively fast and easy. This has made it one of the more commonly utilized NDE techniques. The course is intended to provide detailed instruction in theory and practice such that the trainee shall be able to identify suitability of MT for material and inspection procedure, Develop Inspection Techniques and procedure that shall be followed & Analyze, Interpret and Evaluate the Test Results.

Course Outcomes

This course is covering intensive theoretical and practical training. The course is divided into three parts General, Specific and Practical. The Body of knowledge is driven by SNT-TC-1A of ASNT.

Theoretical Training

Review of Level I Course
Selection of Techniques
Codes, Standards & Procedures
Acceptance Standards
Manufacturing Process & Discontinuities
Interpretation of Indications
Preservation of Indications
Evaluation of Test Equipment

Properties of magnetic fields
Principles of magnetic particle inspection
Magnetic particle inspection equipment
Equipment calibration
Defect detection and evaluation
Magnetic particle inspection techniques
Relevant standards

Practical Training

Yokes, Prods, Headshot, Central Conductors, Coil Techniques, Using Dry, Wet Ordinary and Wet Fluorescent Powders & Demagnetization & Interpretation, Evaluation and Recording of Test Results