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Government Polytechnic Pen : Department of Mechanical Engineering'
Government Polytechnic Pen : Department of Mechanical Engineering'
(2022-2023)
‘DEPARTMENT OF MECHANICAL ENGINEERING’
✩PHYSICS☆
“ Differents NDT methods used in industries”
GUIDED BY
Testing of material for its performance is the necessary part of quality control. The testing of
material is Detection of material and defect like crack defect like crack Defect detection of
multi essential for
(1) detection of material defects like crack, flaw, porosity, etc.
(2) determination of breaking stress, ultimate stress, strength impact resistance ductility
yield of material for its safe and successful performance;
(3) determination of microstructure, texture, morphology, chemical constituents,
physical and chemical properties;
(4) to check suitability of component with respect to mechanical, chemical, electrical,
thermal, and physical properties.
Testing of material for its performance is the necessary part of quality control. The testing of
material is Detection of material and defect like crack defect like crack Defect detection of
multi essential for
(1) detection of material defects like crack, flaw, porosity, etc.
(2) determination of breaking stress, ultimate stress, strength impact resistance ductility
yield of material for its safe and successful performance;
(3) determination of microstructure, texture, morphology, chemical constituents,
physical and chemical properties;
(4) to check suitability of component with respect to mechanical, chemical, electrical,
thermal, and physical properties.
Destructive Testing:
This test involves testing of material with actual destruction of material. After testing this
material, it cannot be used for its intended purpose. One can test the material as sample
("lot sampling") examination; all materials cannot be tested as it is destructive testing.
Generally, universal testing machine (U.T.M.) is used for this purpose. For example using
Universal Testing Machine (UTM), breaking stress of rod is determined. Compression testing
machine, Izod and impact tester, torsion testing machine are some examples of destructive
testing technique.
Non – Destructive testing:
Non-destructive testing is the method of examining the materials for internal as well as
surface discontinuities without the destruction of material.
Material can be used for intended purpose after testing. Thus, 100% testing is possible. (ie
volume testing is possible).
In other words, when the test is completed the part can still be used.
Radiography Testing (RT): When high frequency (high penetrating power) radiations (X-
rays) are passed through the material, the image of the material alongwith defects is
recorded on the photographic plate. Using this inside flaws can be detected.
Ultrasonic Testing (UT): When ultrasonic (high frequency sound) radiations are incident
on the material, they gets reflected, transmitted a scattered from the surface or defect.
This can be converted into visual signal and the defect is detected. Using this, inside
flaws can be detected.
3. Magnetic particle Testing (MPT)
Thermal Infraradiography (TR) or (TIR): All materials emit electromagnetic radiations when
they have temperature greater than 0°K. Thermography is the process of producing thermal
images of object using IR camera.
• OUTPUTS
• CONCLUSION
Here we know all most all different types of NDT methods used in industries . Non-
Destructive testing is a valuable techniqui used by many industries to the property of
a material,components, or system without causing other damage.
• Skill developed
1. Team work.
2. communication skill , typing skill , learning skill , finding , learned to the micro
project.
3. Able to get all information on types of semiconductor and its engineering
application.
4. Work independently for the responsibility undertaken.
5. Acknowledge the help rendered by others in success of project.
• References
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