Doc. No.NDT-MT/L-II Rev. 01 TRAINING PROGRAM FORNDT MANGETIC PARTICLE TESTING L-II

1.BRIEF :

INTRODUCTION :

This course has been developed in line with SNT-TC-1A to develop individuals as ASNT Level - II to perform and report Magnetic Particle Testing (MT) results of metals and other engineering materials.

2.AIM / OBJECTIVES :

The NDT Magnetic Particle Testing (MT) Testing Level II training course will provide theory lectures and practical training to provide the candidate with full understanding of Magnetic Particle Testing. The course will encourage group discussions around practical problems and provide field expertise on how to resolve them. At the end of this course the candidate will u nde r s t and how t o p e r f o rm i n s pe c t i o n o f s amp l e s f o r Magne t i c Pa r t i c l e Te s t . T he c ou r s e w i l l c ove r -

• Basic principles on Magnetic Particle testing.

• Inspection and measurement of samples.

• Familiar with the scope and limitation of the method

• Familiar with the scope and limitation of the method

• Introduction to ASTM and ASME standards and specifications

At the end of the course, candidate will be appearing for a Level II exam. Each candidate will be a certified NDT MT Level II upon successfully clearing the exam.

3.HOW YOU WILL BENEFIT :

Qualified to set up and calibrate equipment and interpret and evaluate results as per applicable codes, standards and specifications. Should be familiar with technique scope and limitations of the methods for which is qualified. Organize and report the results. Should exercise assigned responsibility for on-the-job training and guidance of trainees and Level I personnel.

DURATION :

1.COURSE CONTENT :

• Magnetic Particle Testing (MT) methods – Theory and Practical

• Duration: 40 Hours

DAY - 01

A. Manufacturing / Casting / Forging / Welding Process

B. Discontinuities: Inherent, Processing and Service

C. Fundamentals of MT

a. Theory

b. Magnets and Magnetism

D. Magnetization Methodsc

DAY - 02

• Inspection and detection of indication

• Checks and calibration

• Equipments

• Quality Control of Equipments and Techniques

DAY - 03

• Safety precautions

• Test Procedure

• Interpretations and reporting

• Detectability of defects

DAY - 04

• Evaluation Techniques

• Demagnetization methods

• Practical training

• High school Grade(12) or equivalent and min. work experience of 70 Hours.

• Diploma Engineer or equivalent and min. work experience of 70 Hours.

• Degree Engineer and experience is not mandatory.

WHO SHOULD ATTEND:

METHODOLOGY:

• Theory and practical will taught by certified ASNT L-II I

• Course is structured according to SNT-TC-1A

• This course consists of modules that include both classroom lectures and handout training.

• Course materials include visual aids and student handouts.

• A certificate will be issued upon successful performance of the examination.

DAY - 05

A. Codes and Standards

B. Examination

a. Examinations meeting SNT-TC-1A

PRE-COURSE REQUIREMENTS :

NOTE:

* Course syllabus may get change and/or modified to cover all necessary aspects of the technique if deem necessary;

* We can tailor the NDT training syllabus to satisfy the requirements of an individual Company’s specific written practice if requested;

* Company may need to arrange NDT equipments for practical training.

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• The Candidate should have a minimum of High-school level education.

• Near vision Acuity and Color Contrast Differentiation should be performed annually (Section 8.2 of SNT- TC-1A, 2009).

• The examination will be in accordance with ASNT Std. SNT-TC-1A by ASNT Level III Professional.

• Candidates are encouraged to bring an electronic calculator. Programmable calculators are permitted as long as it does not have an alphanumeric keyboard. No other books, paper, or charts will be allowed.

• Candidates are permitted to use a translation dictionary. No electronic dictionaries will be allowed.