Birring NDT Class 103, Liquid Penetrant Inspection # 3, Water Washable Fluoroscent

NDT Class 103. Dye Penetrant Inspection, Water Washable Fluorescent; Type I Method A. Birring NDE Center is a NDT school in Houston that provides NDT training as per SNT-TC-1A. For training info see www.nde.com

[@M15543L]

Thanks for the class Mr Birring, your advices are useful as always. Best regards to you and Mr Ram P Samy to

[@abc6312]

If you can show how to record all indications on the test part, it will be perfect!

[@shadab9961]

I love your way of teaching sir.. you describe very well.. thank you so much

[@mohammedashef8544]

Hello! Sir. In this session I have noticed that you told the water pressure should not exceed 40 psi but I read in book that the water pressure should not exceed 50 psi. 2011a Addenda July 1,2011. Kindly Check it

[@pambudibaguswidodo9768]

Great video. Thank you

[@DanteInferno72]

Thanks for the update,,,but isn’t the water steam too close to the part?,,,I mean during the rinsing process??,,

[@stockholmes1795]

Yes. The I'm pretty sure you must be at least 12 inches from the part to nozzle.

[@mvh7747]

At least 12 inch

[@ekimtepe7907]

By applying the penetrant with brush, how do you make sure that the applied particles concentration is at it should be and the particles vs liquid mixture is uniformly applied ?

[@anmolbirring6341]

Penetrant is a liquid. There are no particles

[@ekimtepe7907]

No, this ia not correct. There are color pigments in it. While applying penetrant, the mixture of pigments and the carrier liquid must be homogen for maximum.test efficiency. That's why we shake the cans before spraying. But while.applying with brush, how can you assure that pigments and liquid are homogenously applied ? Apparently not.

[@salmanthahah8784]

Good Sir...doing more classes for us

[@Realme22417]

Why there is no ads sir?

[@M15543L]

I'm just wondering, what is the minimum water pressure needed?

[@mvh7747]

2,7 bar about 39 psi

[@kyledean715]

All depends on the process you are working to, ours is 8psi

[@AbidAli-ww5qt]

washing c/ out under uv light this is not a crack it is over lap of welding of ur test object

[@rajas.a9681]

thanks for your teaching

[@wetstreets]

Will this satisfy the requirements of ASTM E 1417?

[@emjay938]

its just a demo but close enough...

[@ghantasivarajesh]

Thanks for your efforts

[@indagun]

good vid, thanks very much

[@knowledgecentre4814]

nice sir provide us more knowledge

[@fuad471]

What is the remedy treatment of cracks detected in LPT ?

[@M15543L]

In welding zones, depending on asme(or the applicable code) recommendations, you have to remove that material and weld again

[@rajeevshekharsingh1325]

Hindi me bolo sir

[@anmolbirring6341]

Konsa video

[@anmolbirring6341]

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