Liquid Penetrant Testing

[@writer1meb]

Thank you. This video is very helpful. We didn`t know before watching this video how to use liquids.

[@abc6312]

If provide more close-up pictures for all indications on the second test plate, it will be great.

[@arvindnavinsv2227]

thanks man you did a great job explaining, i am gonna show this to my student for easy understanding

[@ptrangdang]

very clear. well-done. thank you

[@wizyasilupumbwe2497]

thanks am actually writing an end of term essay on this, cleared alot of things up thanks.

[@sv7382]

Great demonstration Robert. Mike told me the story behind the test plate. Sneaky!

[@FacetiousUniqueness]

Excellent Video! Thanks!

[@georgevitor6975]

After mechanical cleaning ( example wire brushing,grinding,buffing) of part to be tested,is cleaning of part by means of cleaner/remover still necessary?or it can be skipped and apply penetrant already?

[@kmondak3387]

Should have tilted the plate to do away with glare and let the viewer see. An intentional crack in the plate would have been good for checking engine heads etc.

[@adilhafeez5942]

Really good explanation thx

[@dan-xl4mg]

this is so much easier to understand then my teachers explains it in front of 30 students, so thank you for this amazing video, I will definitely recommend this to the other students.

[@ndtalserhani2252]

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[@planetbeatmobb1762]

great job, we were taught to spray the developer away from the metal first to make sure it's fully agitated tho?

[@ifaheemonline]

+Planet Beat Mobb Yes you are right. it ensures the uniform spray of developer.

[@finessedagain4557]

You are an absolutely legend, I hope you know that pal

[@ezekielmunatsi5496]

Very informative, Thank you.

[@Gabby-du4mc]

Thank you!!

[@DPeter1967]

Great Jog Robert! Haven't seen you since the New Bay Bridge Project.

[@brettb.7425]

Good demonstration but please get the camera closer to show the details. Thank you for posting this!

[@jjjsss3869]

A close up of the plate with the defects so we could actually see what they look like would have been helpful.

[@ifaheemonline]

+Jjj Sss Agree

[@marcodiegocambronerovillal7647]

Me studying, getting asmr vibes from this lmao

[@rudhdamshende8696]

Lol same bro

[@kalpeshsingh2670]

How to find out the length of a circular defect whose end is loose? as in not connected?

[@nathanbra8605]

If you spray a paint brush with penetrate and brush weld, will that decrease results or is that ok?

[@yuvrajbhatt1050]

It was nice illustration of the whole process. Can u tell which cleaner, dye & developer you used here?

[@prasadsawant1213]

Pmet is one the oldest and leading companies. Different products available as per different sizes of cracks

[@abidsaleemdesconian3528]

Thanks for fine explaination.

[@muhammadahsanmehar3265]

Why we are not use to cleaner direct sprey in welding .

[@dishitapurohit2478]

Can you provide with the product name and specifications of the red spray dye and cleaning sprays you used? also can this be used to test for solders on PC boards

[@robertmertz7544]

+Dishita PUROHIT I would recommend using RT for PC boards.

[@ryanarnold2813]

Very Nice, Well Done !

[@jithinmathewjoseph9465]

can this method be used in pipes

[@tradingmachine65]

make sure cleaner flashes off for correct time, 5 minutes min. old cleaners used to flash much faster. if cleaner remains in crack, inspection is void, if being audited you'll be flagged

[@rubenrosales7823]

Close up of defects?

[@tanveerahmed3094]

thanks very helpful.

[@socialhelp5704]

removing pen etrant is only in one direction ... To and fro is not allowed

[@crackersphdinwumbology2831]

I'm an Air Force NDI technician. It's kind of shocking how similar yet different Method C inspections are in the civilian sector. Only 20 minutes of dwell time only using visible dye penetrant! It makes sense though, given its easier, faster, and it's doubtful you need as much sensitivity.

[@subinperingave9777]

Hi.. I have a doubt. Is there any need to do penetrate test on a complete machining part ?

[@chuckb9595]

That was only 10 min of dwell time.

[@riddhisarvaiya5243]

You should clean the plate in one direction. And also apply penetrant and developer in one direction. It is either horizontally or vertically. Not both direction you can use for perfect results.

[@newmovieschannel1364]

ya mam absoultly write ...he is not correct because of pentrates also pick out in defects

[@newmovieschannel1364]

ya mam absoultly write ...he is not correct because of pentrates also pick out in defects

[@razvancampean]

can you specify where does it say so? in which standard or norm (what page)?

[@malikahmad781]

superb video

[@yacinebenz1349]

great job

[@imanebahar286]

great video

[@nomuplays7487]

Why u did to and fro motion which doing solvent removal? It's clearly written in ASME BPVC SEC 5 ARTICLE 6

[@The3Shogun]

You must wipe off pentrant vertically or horizontally only. One direction. And way to much developer on your HAZ.

[@robertmertz7544]

+The3Shogun You are correct for most PT applications regarding cleaning. I disagree about the HAZ. I suppose I could have masked the area of base metal that was not under inspection but the developer spray covers a large area and cleans off very easy. The procedure I was following allows me to wipe in both directions and as indicated I won't have a lot of non-relevant indications that need to be re-tested. Also, the weld and HAZ are evaluated based on VT after PT so I can wipe penetrant out of U/C, etc. and measure for acceptance. Cracks that are very tight would not be wiped away but may be missed by VT. I could have explained why I was cleaning in both directions. Thanks for the feedback.

[@sneakpeek7767]

Keep doing

[@raymonddupuis9461]

Nice video moderately informal though....

[@samueljacob6031]

thank you sir

[@adamismail9895]

super

[@srinivasandwarakanathan3822]

Well explained, But as per standard practice while applying , cleaning pentetrant from the surface we should not wipe or clean bi-directionally. It shall be cleaned only in one direction, the same is applicable while applying penetrant. Hope i am correct. Regards Dwarakanathan ASNT LEVEL III

[@aruldoss3563]

You are correct

[@akkusrocks3367]

Sir penetrant cleaning need to do in one direction , am i right ?

[@user-zf4ov2rs1g]

معهد النجف 😎 يرحب بكم

[@shanwarn3772]

Hi sir good morning I'm from india i finished NDT Level 2 i need a job did any vacancy is in your factor

[@shreeramvenkatesan1658]

This guy is really really cool

[@hahaclintondix6099]

This is definitely Walter white Heisenberg

[@ar-1571]

Great video! My teacher played this during class and me and my friends laughed at this because you made it look like a Porn video.. I mean the way you were breathing and cleaning 🤣🤣

[@victornjoku9684]

Why cleaning zig-zag.,? Clean from one side.

[@narendernayakguguloth5018]

Tq sir

[@abdelwahedbanouji2638]

i wanna learn the liquid penetrant teasting cuz im a radio log i wanna some info about that and i wish if someone contac me for ask him meny thing about liquid and magnet

[@hectorpaniagua5702]

What method is this

[@spoonbill01]

Hector Paniagua This is Type 2 (visible ) Method c ( solvent removeable ) Form e ( nonaqueous type 2 visible dye solvent based ) Class 2 solvent ( non-halogenated )

[@givenmahlangu1266]

Is Post cleaning necessary ?

[@rubenrosales7823]

Given Mahlangu depends where you are and who you are working for. My preference is to leave clean, unless there are any relevant indications. If there is a defect that is Rejectable I mark up and leave so the welder/QC or whoever is the one you are reporting to may see... I have worked places where they are big on us leaving it clean and also have been places where they just go to next job/weld...

[@redcarpet2544]

Hello! Thanks for useful video! I have the only one question...Why don't you use a respirator? These sprays are extremely harmful for your health, especially for lungs.

[@brianb5779]

Camera guy afraid to get close. Otherwise good info

[@itsimzaa621]

Will the fluorescent non-aqueous developer produce better results in evaluating the defects than the visible non-aqueous developer?

[@esmeraldaalviso2220]

I didn't like it cause a indication in the plate will be better explanation.

[@kuranenuhaa1880]

Well Explained. Thank you sir, please can u list some examples of the liquid penetrant commonly used

[@chibuzorsabinus4178]

Very interesting and well explained. Thank you sir

[@chanthasavann]

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[@rmvmedia4897]

Wrong apply method

[@mood666]

6:00

[@fahdhanif4150]

Watching this just for exam purposes 😑😑😑

[@bn70066]

hi am NDE man from middle east :))

[@saqarjamel3383]

Goog

[@user-bm1jt1jz4o]

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[@TheAjnett23]

your camera man/women is not so very good..

[@somnathghosh9873]

Post cleaning is not proper Way..

[@JavierD]

Somnath Ghosh why?

[@somnathghosh9873]

for post cleaning you must clean the surface, from first point to 2nd point you can't clean first to 2nd and again 2nd to 1st. you can clean any of one way 1st to 2nd or 2nd to 1st jv071

[@chevellecarcass]

Somnath Ghosh Post cleaning after the penetrant is applied? What do you mean by 1st to 2nd?

[@JavierD]

***** 1st point to 2nd point. What Somnath state is that one should clean in the same direction, always right to left (for example)

[@somnathghosh9873]

yaa you are right