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    Weld Testing

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    Weld Testing

    Nondestructive

    Destructive

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    Nondestructive Testing

    Helps locate defects without damage tothe weld.

    Welds can be repaired or replaced.

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    Nondestructive Methods

    Visual Inspection (VT)

    Magnetic Particle Inspection (MT)

    Liquid Penetrate Inspection (PT)

    Ultrasonic Testing (UT)

    Xray or Raidograph (RT)

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    Visual Inspection

    Tested Visually

    Tested for size, conformation, porosity,

    undercut, cracks, ect

    Usually requires gauges, calipers, and scales.

    (can include cameras)

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    Magnetic Particle Inspection

    Checks for surface or near surface flaws.

    Magnetic current is applied to the metal

    surface. A magnetic liquid or powder isthen applied to locate cracks.

    Portable and can be moved to the job site

    Material must be magnetic.

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    Liquid Penetrate Inspection

    Cheap way to see surface flaws in manydifferent material.

    Liquid penetrate is applied and allowed tosoak into cracks.

    Excess is removed.

    A developer is applied to allow cracks tobe seen.

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    Ultrasonic Testing

    Finds flaws by sound waves introduced at1 million Hz.

    Can find deep or hidden flaws.

    Is fast with immediate results.

    Has trouble with flaws parallel to thesound waves.

    Takes a great deal of expertese to read.

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    Radiograph or x-ray

    Based on x-ray technology. Shades onfilm are lighter as density increases.

    Flaws can be found but their depth is hardto determine.

    *Radiograph gives you a permanent

    record of the flaws or lack of. (it isrecorded on film.

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    Destructive Methods

    Bend tests

    Tensile Test

    Impact Test

    Hardness testing

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    Bend Tests

    Face and root bend test

    Side bend test

    Fillet weld bend test

    Unguided bend test

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    Tensile Testing

    Sample is pulled until it breaks and then atensile strength is determined.

    Specimen is machined to a desired sizeprior to testing

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    Impact testing

    Material is subject to an impact to test itstoughness.

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    Hardness testing

    Usually used for base material testing butcan also can help determine a heat

    effected zone of a weld.

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