COURSE OBJECTIVES

The course is intended to provide detailed instruction in theory and practice such that the trainee shall be able to identifying various weld discontinuities, understanding the relevant welding technology related to visual inspection, understanding the need for documentation in welding, familiarity with codes and standards related to inspection requirements, carrying out inspection on parent materials and consumables. Perform visual inspection of welds, report on them and assess their compliance with specified acceptance criteria and gaining sufficient knowledge to successfully complete the CSWIP 3.0 Visual Welding Inspector Examinations

COURSE CONTENTS

• Fundamentals of light and lighting
• Physiology of vision
• Fundamentals of Imaging
• Visual Weld testing practices
• Effect of fatigue
• Fiber optic Bore scopes
• Analysis & Documentation of visual testing
• Light Intensity Measurements

PRACTICAL TRAINING

Light Intensity Measurements, Evaluating discontinuities in Cast, Rolled, Forged, Welded and Inspection of engineering components

COURSE OBJECTIVES

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 CONTENTS

• Selection of Techniques
• Codes, standards and Procedures
• Acceptance Standards
• Manufacturing Process and Discontinuities
• Interpretation of Indications
• Preservation of Indications
• Evaluation of Test Equipment

PRACTICAL TRAINING

Yokes, Prods, Headshot, Central Conductor, Coil Techniques, using dry, wet ordinary and wet fluorescent powders, Demagnetization, Interpretation, evaluation and recording of test results

COURSE OBJECTIVES

The PT course is presented in a manner that promotes understanding and the ability to make immediate application. This is an excellent course for NDT trainees who wants to have Level I and II training in order to qualify for certification as well as facility personnel who are responsible for or oversee the application of Liquid Penetrant Testing.

COURSE CONTENTS

• Selection of techniques
• Manufacturing Process and Discontinuities
• Preservation,Interpretation and Evaluation of indications
• Penetrant materials quality control
• Codes, standards and procedures

PRACTICAL TRAINING

Visible (Red) and fluorescent penetrant testing of various types of engineering components using dry, wet, solvent suspended developers and Interpretation and Evaluation.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

The course is intended to provide significant grounding in the principle of Radiographic Testing-RT and fundamentals of material and process such that the trainee would be able to Identify suitability of RT for the materials and inspection techniques. Develop techniques and procedures that can be followed by a Level I operator, Analyze the test results and document the same. Be familiar with codes, standards and specifications for RT to evaluate the results of the tests. Be conversant with all statutory and safety norms of the authorities under the jurisdiction.

COURSE CONTENTS

• Non-conventional Radiography
• Techniques in radiography
• Codes, standards and Procedures
• Acceptance Standards
• Manufacturing processes and discontinuities
• Interpretation of Radiographs

PRACTICAL TRAINING

Radiography of Castings and welds using X-ray and Gamma ray. Interpretation, evaluation of Radiographs, recording of test results and preparation of test reports.

COURSE OBJECTIVES

The course is intended to provide sound knowledge in the principles of Ultrasonic Testing-UT and the fundamentals of materials and processes such that the trainee would be able to identify suitability of UT for the materials and inspection techniques. Develop the techniques and procedures, analyze the test results and document the same and be familiar with codes, standards and specifications.

COURSE CONTENTS

• In-depth study of test Variables
• Immersion Techniques
• Principles of DGS / DAC methods
• Echo dynamics for Reflector Evaluation
• Codes, Standards and Procedures
• Acceptance Standards
• Evaluation of Test Equipment
• Manufacturing Process and Discontinuities

PRACTICAL TRAINING

Complete calibration of ultrasonic flaw detection equipment for various types of transducers, discontinuity detection, locating the flaw, Size Estimation Techniques and Interpretation, Evaluation of Indications using DGS/DAC, Evaluation Methods and Echo Dynamics, Beam Profile and Plotting.