Learn the basics behind how magnetic particle inspection, MPI also abbreviated as MT, is done. To learn more about becoming an NDT inspector head over to oceancorp.com.
So, in Canada here, we x-ray the welds on every joint that has a weld. All the stuff we fab-up in the shop and feild. We pressure test everything too for an average of 24hrs, or whatever spec we have. Wenever we get going on a hot-pass on stuff under 10 inches, we'll nuke that welders pass for a few (3-6), until we let the other two welders do the same, (yeah, even the cap). Its can get going when you're all crewed-up with non-union guys, and subs. I did that before becoming a pipefitter. I never really worked outside of the Oil & Gas Industry. That was definitely by choice. Seemingly unlimited budgets enable you to do/experience things that you couldn't have otherwise. Know what i mean?
for an average joe will i be able to learn magnetic Particle Testing in 4 days before a test on the 5th day i will be starting my course on the 12th of February
Yeah, rope access is used to inspect things like wind turbines, flare stacks, just like you said anything that is tall that needs to be inspected. The only other option is to build scaffolding usually, drones can be substituted for some inspections but typically the two methods are used in tandem. We don't train in rope access, we just train in the inspection methods as well as a primer to drone inspection.
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Missing some stuff during my class hours, made it up with your short informative video. Thanks a lot.
Glad it was helpful!
fantastic teacher !
So, in Canada here, we x-ray the welds on every joint that has a weld. All the stuff we fab-up in the shop and feild. We pressure test everything too for an average of 24hrs, or whatever spec we have.
Wenever we get going on a hot-pass on stuff under 10 inches, we'll nuke that welders pass for a few (3-6), until we let the other two welders do the same, (yeah, even the cap).
Its can get going when you're all crewed-up with non-union guys, and subs.
I did that before becoming a pipefitter. I never really worked outside of the Oil & Gas Industry. That was definitely by choice. Seemingly unlimited budgets enable you to do/experience things that you couldn't have otherwise. Know what i mean?
Very cool, and interesting!
Very useful class... 👌👌
for an average joe will i be able to learn magnetic Particle Testing in 4 days before a test on the 5th day
i will be starting my course on the 12th of February
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Great for motor blocks
What is that that NDT guys have with Rope Access........ The guys who have to work at heights for the NDT testing... Do you folks know about this?
Yeah, rope access is used to inspect things like wind turbines, flare stacks, just like you said anything that is tall that needs to be inspected. The only other option is to build scaffolding usually, drones can be substituted for some inspections but typically the two methods are used in tandem. We don't train in rope access, we just train in the inspection methods as well as a primer to drone inspection.
Thank you seer
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thank you very much for your share
How much does the training costs?
Too much
Danko old man.
i m writing next month was the test hard and how was the training
No offense but you don't have to worry about a BOP failure
What relevance to this has that?
Crap