Equipments and materials for NDT lab set up

 

Equipments and materials for NDT lab set up

Radiography Testing:

1) X-Ray tube head -450 kV capacity ( only if construction of a exposure room with approval from government is possible)
2) RT Films (D4 )
3) lead screen 0.125mm, 0.25 mm
4) Film casettes
5) set of IQI -wire type and hole type, ASTM standards and ISO standard,
6) Lead letters , alphabets and numbers
7) RT weld Film viewers (with intensity control )
8) Set of developed films
9) Film Densitometer
10 ) Dark room set up for developing, with seperate tenks for Developer, Stoper, Fixer & Rinsing ( only if required)

Radiography testing

Computed Radiography:

Phosphor plate with lead screens and casette
CR Scanner and Computer

Digital Radiography:

  1. Requires a Fixed Digital Radiography Machine
  2. Inbuilt X-Ray tube of capacity 150kV upto 400 kV
  3. Inbuilt sample positioning system
  4. Flat panel detector
    External control console
  5. Computer.

( There are local manufacturers for Digital XRay machine )

Radiography Testing

Magnetic Particle Testing (MPI):

1) MPI Electromagnetic yoke

2) Portable MPI machine – with prod cables and Wire wrap cables

3) Head shot machine of capacity 2000 Amps ( if required)

4) Pie gauge , CB strip.

5) Central conductor rod

6) Ketos ring

7) dead weights 4.5kg, 18.1 kg /21 kg

8) ASTM MPI test block

9) dry powder with puffer bulb

10) black wet particle, with spray can

11) Fluorescent lamp

12) wet fluorescent particle,

13) UV light intensity meter , Lux meter

14) Defective samples for MPI

15) Wire contrast paint aerosol cans

NDT Equipments

Liquid Penetrant Testing LPT :

1) Penetrant can (visible & fluorescent)
2) Cleaner
3) Developer
4) defect specimens
5) Fluorescent lamp

NDT Equipments

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