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Non Destructive Inspections (NDI)

Liquid Penetrant Inspection

The Liquid penetrant inspection is used to detect small cracks or discontinuities by the use of colored or fluorescent solutions with high detection sensitivity.

Eddy Current Inspection

This method allows the detection of surface defects in electrically conductive materials.

The sensitivity of the method and the depth of detection of defects can be adjusted.

The application is generally limited to small areas where extension critical damage may occur.

Magnetic Particle Inspection

Its application is limited to ferromagnetic materials, suc as iron, nickel and cobalt. This method is used to detect fine ferrous particles that are attracted to the magnetic field leakage produced in the component at the time of its magnetisation, thus enabling to visualise the presence of discontinuities.

X-Ray

The radiograph is used to detect damage in areas of difficult access or inaccessible to other NDT methods Is based on the properties of penetration of X-rays and Gamma in materials opaque to visible light. The presence of discontinuities causes a difference in absorption of radiation from the exposed surface of which a sensitive film is recorded

Ultra-Sonic

This method consists in propagating and receiving an acoustic wave. The echo resulting from this spread contains the necessary information to detect and locate a possible discontinuity present in the component. Applicable to all structural materials, the method allows the detection, location and sizing of defects. Provides high sensitivity to surface defects as well subsurface.

Phased-Array

This method is an advanced NDT method that is used to detect discontinuities i.e. cracks or flaws and thereby determine component quality.

Termography

Method used to detect and measure small temperature differences to help find deterioration.

Boroscope Visual Inspection

Optical device commonly used for inspecting aircraft engines and turbines.

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