Non-destructive testing (NDT) at TWI

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Nondestructive testing or Non-destructive testing (NDT) is a wide group of analysis techniques used in industry to evaluate the properties of a material, component or system without causing damage. The terms Nondestructive examination (NDE), Nondestructive inspection (NDI), and Nondestructive evaluation (NDE) are also commonly used to describe this technology.
Industry has an ongoing need for these technologies and techniques that can accurately locate, quantify, characterise and size flaws in a wide variety of materials, components and structures, and TWI has an undoubted and proven track record in the research, development and application of NDT and supporting technologies.
With every technology in use, industry has a responsibility to employ trained, competent and qualified staff to operate NDT technologies in order to use them safely and accurately. In many industrial sectors qualification and recognised certification is enforced by law or by the associated applied codes and standards. Recognising this, and using its expertise in having driven major developments within the NDT field, TWI has been best placed to design and develop its comprehensive programme of related NDT training, covering Conventional NDT courses and Advanced NDT courses.
TWI runs an NDT training programme designed to introduce newcomers to the most commonly used means of non-destructive testing. TWI has been at the forefront of inspection and non-destructive testing (NDT) of fabricated structures for more than 40 years. The NDT Technology Section is a multi-disciplinary group of over 60 engineers, consultants and technicians dedicated to the development and successful implementation of the full spectrum of NDT technologies.
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[@jeremymikhaelcogan7639]

damn this video summarizes 6 weeks worth of lecture

[@YourEmploymentSolutions]

Great video! Impressed with the value you offer and clear explanation of NDT processes.

[@joelroldan3276]

Thank you for the video. I'm in the process of getting my certification on NDT. Can't wait to start doing OJT.

[@trinilauries]

Thank goodness for this video! I'm helping a company to implement some Safe Work Procedures and I need to have a basic understanding of their operations. Was having a hard time grasping the methods they use in their service work. It's all clear now.

[@jinsjoseph9396]

Thank you very much for the video.It's really good for beginners and those who really make NDT career.All the best for all of you.

[@sebastianbryk3074]

what a great video! All my respect for the makers/producers.

[@jeffersononetwo]

Great video ... I collaborated with these guys (Gary & Colin) in Cambridge many, many years ago on Phased Array UT.

[@ganacharanvuyyuru4068]

It's really very useful to all,who has to much interested about NDT. Thank full to all guidance.

[@deltaforceee]

Im honored to be among the ones to call them selves NDT Technicians :)

[@juviettem6304]

Many thanks for the illustration. keep the good work.

[@smegma7851]

Very good video! 6 years of ndt inspection experience, 4 of which as a level 2 in magnetic particle inspection, fluorescent penetrant inspection, and radiography. I love what I do, especially when I see people's faces when I tell them I am 24! And on my way to level 3 certifications! :)

[@turdfurgeson3-percenter719]

Robert Lopez what did you do? I have 3-4 years expirence but haven't logged anything. How would I get it on the civilian side?

[@nurzarifahsalib1753]

Hey Robert, i am interested in NDT and I just graduated in Mechanical Petroelum Engineering. I just wondering if I want to make NDT as my career from where should I start? What certification should I take first? Hope you can help me. Thank you

[@smegma7851]

Nur zarifah salib Nondestructice Testing is an excellent career. And the world is in need of technicians. The way I got my foot in the door to NDT is I started working at a manufacturing company for airplanes. Then I talked to them and told them I was interested in being an apprentice maybe 2-3 times a week for a few hours in the ndt department. I always recommend everyone to start working at an aerospace company or refinery and ask if they will be willing to train you for ndt a few times a week. It worked for me, and I got the hang of it quickly, they changed my position to a full time ndt inspector apprentice. It took me about 2 years total to get all my certifications, but well worth it. If I were to pick one to start off with, I would say penetrant inspection, or magnetic particle inspection. They're both the most common type, and to me the easiest. It's simple, penetrant inspection is used for surface indications, magnetic particle inspection is used for surface, and near sub-surface indications in ferromagnetic materials. Hope this helps and good luck!

[@nurzarifahsalib1753]

Thank you. :)

[@Starsigma123]

Can i get your number @Robert lopez? I want some career suggestions from you..

[@traveldigest3717]

Always best quick recall ,many thanks

[@binhvu2483]

High quality video and good explanation

[@alecwu2940]

IT helps me understand NDT testing theory more !

[@brazonlee1575]

Man I miss it 10 years as a level II cross the board tech and loved mostly every second of it but it is hard on the family WHEN YOUR GONE ON THOSE LONG OUTAGES AND LONG BUILDS

[@himagiriparasingi8142]

Thank you sir, it's very useful to me for quick review.

[@gali2734]

Very nice video, thank you for posting

[@ravisureshbabu8644]

Great work and contribution by TWI

[@helman-dev-utpa2626]

Great. Excellent video! I'm NDT technician. I've been working as ultrasonic inspector since 2000. I'm working at ECOVIX SHIPYARD, in Brazil

[@BijendraKumar-dq8ld]

Hello sir how much you sallary

[@bowlingballmagic]

100 rand per day

[@kennethworlase890]

@@BijendraKumar-dq8ld hello sir I'm a production manager and I'll would be glad to work with you

[@BijendraKumar-dq8ld]

@@kennethworlase890 please give me your email or WhatsApp number

[@kiritibhattacharya2772]

Excellent summary introduction.

[@iqbalbaloch7208]

clear and conceptual, very helpful

[@dr.akhileshkumarsingh7686]

Am a Teacher, Thank you very much for the nice video regarding NDT.

[@AboutComposites]

This video is very good for understand non-destructive testing, thanks...

[@rutvijraut9023]

High quality and propesonal video,thanks sir

[@krishanmohansharma8306]

Very basic and conceptual ...I Like this.

[@mohdriduan1]

thank you very much , its very helpful !!!!

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[@tjvanderloop1686]

Great Review for the Welding Professional Inspection techniques. Thanks Again as this was a marvelous video. T J (Tom) Vanderloop, Author and AWS Member

[@killerpanda8399]

Decent Video. As a Level lll PT,MT,RT Alot of people have no clue what NDT is and what methods do what.

[@andrydollysiahaan]

Good for introduction, thamks TWI

[@Kylloen]

THANKS! This was so helpful!

[@anartysonboxing7532]

👍👍nice information.im NDT Rope Access and QC inspector

[@nikhilparakkat]

really helpful,Thanks to cambridge

[@PrakashRaj-yv2fe]

excellent explain... super.

[@me_i_14_dheringerushikeshr5]

Really I like your explanation 👍

[@jamesewere8083]

I love this video it help me so much

[@juliusfelix9816]

Excellent explanation thanx..

[@hiq3908]

Such technologies. Humen are very smart. Brain itself is a complicated texture and component.

[@Stevezweld]

I like, do you have videos radiographic testing??? Saludos de Mexico.

[@samshin9964]

I just started taking NDT courses in Canada. I do not know anything about you r saying but it def sound interesting!

[@brazonlee1575]

Give it time greenhorn you'll learn it then learn to love it

[@SeanDaRyan]

@@brazonlee1575 ive been thinking about getting into it. How much math is needed to do NDT?

[@shazzadhossain4394]

More informative thanks

[@nomanazhar962]

Nice video, i am BGAS 3.2 certified now i wanna expend my skills with BGAS 3.1 AND NDT.

[@twiltd]

Thanks Noman! You can see all our current courses on our website: www.twitraining.com/home/course-schedule If you have any questions we will be more than happy to help you! [e-mail]

[@ropeaccess3994]

nice information about NDT

[@mostafaabdo1522]

Great Video

[@muzororimatsvimbo2975]

Excellent!!!!!!!!

[@alirezasaadat3755]

Thank you.

[@kadhima.hubeatir9540]

Very useful video

[@Quang_Tran_asdf]

2:08 _a very thin layer_ *Spray spray spray*

[@judithshivoro327]

Thank you

[@ramnarayansharma2708]

thanks so much

[@karthikraja4877]

very usefull

[@Jagadeesh_Josh]

Excellent

[@jaydenscott5859]

Does anybody know the music they are using for 12:38 and on? (It was playing before then too) it brings back nostalgic memories of my Nintendo DSi as a kid.

[@raopune9]

THANKING U

[@ChalkpenEducationalAcademy]

NDT Career is the best for mechanical engineers and other engineers...

[@ppatilpatil20]

Can u upload a video how to use dgs machine

[@michaelkolawole2444]

Thanks

[@salimma9921]

encouraging me to learn more

[@sureshbabu8663]

How much salary did u expect after completion of btech and NDT course

[@c00lkidkaidoo94]

this wAs really cool t0o watcxh.

[@josecunsako31]

Is it worth it going for ndt? How is the pay ?

[@abdulrahman23192]

could you turn on captions(English auto generated) ? please

[@tserendorjotgontsetseg2413]

Tnx

[@akashjaiswal7933]

Sir do you have any questions on the answer and really

[@kazyman01]

I am currently in my final year of school and want to be an aerospace ndt engineer. I'm going to take mechanical engineering in college at level 3.

[@shanthuog2589]

santhu raj 😂😂😂

[@arjun6358]

@@shanthuog2589 😝

[@teddrosenthal]

I graduated from The Ocean Corporation February. I am trying to get into the NDT world, but I am having a hard time getting a job.

[@georgediaz4589]

How’d it go? I’m looking at them now

[@teddrosenthal]

@georgediaz4589 still looking

[@teddrosenthal]

@@georgediaz4589 that was 4 years ago

[@Kyoze0]

Is working as ndt fun?

[@akashjaiswal7933]

Sir on the question

[@Jacobmg1047]

They have non destructive testing at my job but im justa grunt worker. Xraying looks pretty interesting though

[@kaiserkhalid4549]

Which book is best ?

[@bongekamhlamanzana6906]

am also interested in NDT but am not sure whether to start with radiographic o magnetic.....

[@620evansv]

bongeka mhlamanzana w

[@hevarrysta]

Thing's I've studied since in the bachelor

[@mariaabdellaoui853]

where is the testing with noise Barkhausen

[@TuanPham-qh8bp]

for me Vietsup (non-destructive testing-ndt). thansk you

[@seanwarren9357]

👍

[@arunr9461]

Can anyone help me to get a job in ndt , i have lvl 2 ndt , can anyone help me to express my interest in getting job in ndt

[@shaner0328]

you are never supposed to spray cleaner directly onto the part. if you do so you risk getting cleaner into any kind on discontinuity therefore the penetrant wouldnt penetrate rendering the method ineffective.

[@KingHalbatorix]

Shane Stoner right, you clean the part by spraying the cleaner onto an identical part next to it and hope the part to be tested gets the right idea and cleans itself It's surprisingly common how often people think a cleaning product is supposed to be used on the part being cleaned, but obviously you can clean a part without getting any cleaner on it

[@frillinho]

Or maybe he means that the cleaner is sometimes sprayed on to the cleaning cloth and that is used to clean the part, and not onto the part itself to ensure that there isn't excessive cleaning products that can conceal the surface cracks. Notice how he says "indirectly", that doesn't mean cleaner won't get on the part, just doesn''t get sprayed on the part directly.

[@rippermaggoo2534]

@@KingHalbatorix you spray the cleaner on a cloth and wipe, not directly onto the part, dont be such a smart ass

[@Josh-fz9rh]

@@rippermaggoo2534 the cleaner is a solvent. It literally evaporates

[@rippermaggoo2534]

@@Josh-fz9rh do you do penetrant testing? If you spray the solvent directly to the piece you risk it getting inside discontinuitys, where it will not dry properly or completely and then can possibly effect the penetrants ability to get into the cracks and bleed out! Which is why any ndt procedure for any company states to apply it to a rag or cloth before use! Im a PT level 3 mate

[@abdoulayendione3311]

Sénégal CND CHANTIER NAVAL MY LEVEL 2

[@PApa00734]

Any ndt vacancies?? plz mention i have done ASNT LEVEL 2

[@twiltd]

Hi zeeshan ali, All our current job vacancies can be found on our website: www.twi-global.com/about/careers/our-vacancies/

[@weldingandstuff]

zeeshan ali Have you ever thought about becoming a CWI

[@ameeali393]

Jop's L-2 want

[@Ollayman]

mask must be worn during spraying!

[@Mamdouh_]

Don't let them lie to you, it is a lie just for selling their masks

[@akashjaiswal7933]

And on the answer

[@eduardoamaro7867]

I am the discoverer of the most advanced welding system in the world. The welding method we invent unites the TITANIUM STEEL or ALUMINUM plates on both sides at the same time through robotics. We weld both sides with hybrid systems of LASER and wire of contribution or electricity and wire from both fronts at the same time automatic. Total welding SYMMETRICAL or asymmetric under inert atmosphere on both fronts. We beat this system presented in the video. Welds without holes of reactive and very hard materials, continuous and without deformations, remains of pores and remains of tools like TWI deposits in titanium and steel

[@vigneshs3327]

am ndt sudent

[@Starsigma123]

Vicky vinoth333 can i get your number man?

[@longjohnlongdong4692]

Homies not even using the cross stitch yoke placement method. What a noob

[@Airon79]

My artificial hips need NDT .

[@juviettem6304]

Without ndt, the world isn't safe. because, there's no where you ill go in the world, without findind NDT.

[@pachelsea1]

Last age....

[@Olegovski]

Всем дефектоскопистам привет!

[@hondafo50]

Damn, super imposing 3" ....? Fuck that

[@Phizzuurp]

Superimposing 3” is about the max that’s suitable within most standards

[@dillidarshan1997]

Mechanical engineering Seaking a Job NDT

[@nuffdoggiggey4103]

Black ink magnatic particle yuck.. he forgot the powder red preferred by most field work.

[@longjohnlongdong4692]

Jeff Bailey negative

[@rippermaggoo2534]

Dry powder is definitely not the most preferred method, it is the least sensitive to discontinuities and easiest to miss flaws if bot performed by an experienced technician. It really only serves a purpose when inspecting high temperature materials. Stick with fluorescent and wet visible mag for best results!👍

[@mohamedtharvish4628]

Health will be affected by NDT job

[@amadeorussell3612]

Doesn't anybody wear gloves and masks?

[@MFKR696]

What kind of tool degreases parts by wasting a whole can of degreaser/brake-cleaner for every single one? More money than brains...

[@amarosavary220]

Tsk

[@pocansi]

Barbara Garges be like

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Anna Dazzi B3 L1k3

[@andreasantos3939]

Everybody body gangsta until Barbara Garges start pullin' up.

[@ss55ii]

صدقني ماراح تنجح 🤡

[@ramnarayansharma2708]

thanks so much