MAGNETIC PARTICLE EXAMINATION REPORT

Report No. NIS/MPT/16-12-2023/01 DATE 16.12.2023

CUSTOMER M/S. AFCONS INFRASTRUCTURE LTD.

PROJECT M/S. PACAGE C1 FOR METRO RAIL PROJECT PHASE-2 -TAPOAVA CIRCLE-GANDHINAGAR

Types of Materials used.

Equipment Used YOCK Type Machine With AC & DC.

Detecting Media Make Magnaflux Wet Magnetic Particle Powder

M/C Model Make SIMS
Test Method Used Non Fluorescent Wet Magnetic Particle

Yoke Pole Spacing Mini 75mm & Maxi 150 mm

Type Current Use AC current use

Machine Lifting Capacity 4.5 kg in A.C & 18.5 Kg in .D.C

Demagnetizing current use Not applicable due to AC current use

Type of Magnetization Longitudinal

Magnetic Particle Examination Parameter

(1). Pre- cleaning: - Yes by cleaner
(2). Verification of field strength: - Using Pie- Gauge Indicator.
(3). Illumination By: -Natural-Light
(4). Post –cleaning: - yes by Lint free cloth
Surface Condition & As Oil, Rust free condition & Normal Temp (28 º)
Casting Temp.
Stage of Inspection Before Field Service
Ref.Spec. AWS D 1.1
Accept. Standard AWS D 1.1

Tested Area. MPT has been done in 100% Accessible area of the welding area.
Observation MPT has been carried out on high important area of the job weld surface then no any linear or nonlinear
relevant type indication observed on weld surface.
Remarks So as per STD job was MPT Found satisfactory- Accepted As per attached Annexure-I

Date of Testing 16.12.2023

Tested By Mr. Vishnu Prajapati NDT LEVEL II (UT, RT, MT, PT)

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NDT INSPECTION SERVICES
 MAGNETIC PARTICLE EXAMINATION REPORT

Report No. NIS/MPT/16-12-2023/01 DATE 16.12.2023

CUSTOMER M/S. AFCONS INFRASTRUCTURE LTD.

PROJECT M/S. PACAGE C1 FOR METRO RAIL PROJECT PHASE-2 -TAPOAVA CIRCLE-GANDHINAGAR

ANNEXURE-I

Job Details
Sr.no PART NAME MATERIAL INSPECTED QTY OK
QTY
01 JOB NAME: - SAGMNET LIFTER REAR BEAM M.S 85 NOS 85 NOS
WELD JOINTS

02 JOB NAME: - SAGMNET LIFTER REAR HOOK M.S 04 NOS 04 NOS

WELD JOINTS

03 JOB NAME: - SAGMNET LIFTER MAIN BEAM M.S 11 NOS 11 NOS

CROSS BRASSING WELD JOINTS

For
NDT INSPECTION SERVICES