Visual Testing (VT)
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Visual Testing (VT)
Visual Testing (VT) is an NDT method used extensively to evaluate the condition or the quality of an item.
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Visual Testing Level I & II
- Visual Testing Level I & II
- VT Level I Course Outline
- VT Level I Practical Training
Training Course Objective
To provide a basic knowledge of RT to enable a participant to carryout tests according to an established procedure under the supervision of a level II or level III personnel. The course is especially designed to provide a sound theoretical knowledge and practical skill for RT required for a Level I technician.
- 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 of parent materials and consumables
- Perform visual inspection of welds, report on them and assess their compliance with specified acceptance criteria
- Gaining sufficient knowledge to successfully complete the CSWIP 3.0 Visual Welding Inspector examinations.
VT Level I Course Outline
- Fundamentals of light and lighting
- Physiology of vision
- Fundamentals of Imaging
- Visual Weld testing practices
- Effect of fatigue
- Fibre optic Bore scopes
- Documentation of visual testing
- Analysis of visual testing
VT Level I Practical Training
Light Intensity Measurements, Evaluating discontinuities in Cast, Rolled, Forged, Welded and inspection of engineering components
Visual Testing
Visual Testing Level I & II
- 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 of parent materials and consumables
- Perform visual inspection of welds, report on them and assess their compliance with specified acceptance criteria
- Gaining sufficient knowledge to successfully complete the CSWIP 3.0 Visual Welding Inspector examinations.
VT Course outline
- Fundamentals of light and lighting
- Physiology of vision
- Fundamentals of Imaging
- Visual Weld testing practices
- Effect of fatigue
- Fibre optic Bore scopes
- Documentation of visual testing
- Analysis of visual testing
VT Practical training
Light Intensity Measurements, Evaluating discontinuities in Cast, Rolled, Forged, Welded and inspection of engineering components
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