As a matter of course, the training of NDT researchers is carried out at each stage of production, interoperability, procurement and also production. They invite one to confirm the lack of irregularities, which are listed in the relevant catalog in the relevant standards.
The main goal is the confirmation of material quality, the elimination of production processes and the reduction of the competitiveness of the structures used. As soon as possible, both the development, development and corrosion costs are encouraged to extend the lifespan of the construction and to ensure the cost of building and production.
Visual tests are based on a thorough inspection of the surfaces of welded joints, and are the most effective way of inspecting products. These tests are obligatory for all types of structures, most often as a preliminary test preceding other tests. The inspections can be carried out at various stages of the welding process, mainly at the finished joints. If the customer’s requirements or the product standard require a more detailed analysis, we make them at the stage:
The employee who will perform the test will need access to control and production documentation, all necessary measurement tools are provided by our company.
Ultrasonic tests belong to the volumetric tz tests. informs us about the state of the entire studied space. It allows you to determine the size, amount and distribution of discontinuities in the material. The research uses the phenomena accompanying the propagation of waves with an ultrasonic frequency over 16,000 Hz, greater than the upper limit of audibility of the human ear. Ultrasonic tests are used in tests carried out during acceptance, production, final or periodic inspection during operation. UT non-destructive testing is used to test objects made of ferritic and austenitic steels, aluminum, magnesium, copper, copper alloys, lead, nickel, composite materials, such as sheets, castings, bars, forgings and in the examination of welded joints (welds).
We use a magnetic suspension and a yoke to detect scattering fields.
The company has a PMI MASTER PRO 2 SPEKTROMETER. It is designed for precise analysis, quick identification and verification of metal samples.
The plasma generated during the measurement performed with the probe emits light, which is then led to the PMP via optical fiber. There, it is subject to spectral analysis and measurement with CCD (charge-coupled devices, photosensitive semiconductor systems).
A specific area of the measured spectrum can be assigned to each element.
The PMP device is operated with the supplied software, which displays the analysis result on the screen.
These tests are the oldest method of non-destructive testing. Penetration tests are based mainly on the use of the capillarity phenomenon, i.e. the penetration of liquid into capillaries. The surface tension of the liquid, the wettability of the material and the gap width play an important role here. In welding, they are used to detect welding imperfections, in particular to reveal discontinuities of the material emerging on the surface of the welded joint. Penetrant testing is suitable for detecting non-conformities such as cracks, pores, sticking, and lapping that are open and come to the surface. Penetrant testing can be performed on a variety of metallic and non-metallic materials, in addition to porous materials. They are performed after the VT test and removal of unacceptable non-conformities.
In ultrasonic thickness tests, the basics of classical ultrasonic tests of wave transit time and its amplitude (echo technique) are used. We perform wall thickness measurements using the A-scan point method or in combination with the B-scan method, i.e. wall thickness scanning with a graphic representation of the material cross-section. The equipment we use allows us to take measurements without removing the protective paint, and to measure by scale and at high temperatures.
Visual tests are based on a thorough inspection of the surfaces of welded joints, and are the most effective way of inspecting products. These tests are obligatory for all types of structures, most often as a preliminary test preceding other tests. The inspections can be carried out at various stages of the welding process, mainly at the finished joints. If the customer’s requirements or the product standard require a more detailed analysis, we make them at the stage:
The employee who will perform the test will need access to control and production documentation, all necessary measurement tools are provided by our company.
Ultrasonic tests belong to the volumetric tz tests. informs us about the state of the entire studied space. It allows you to determine the size, amount and distribution of discontinuities in the material. The research uses the phenomena accompanying the propagation of waves with an ultrasonic frequency over 16,000 Hz, greater than the upper limit of audibility of the human ear. Ultrasonic tests are used in tests carried out during acceptance, production, final or periodic inspection during operation. UT non-destructive testing is used to test objects made of ferritic and austenitic steels, aluminum, magnesium, copper, copper alloys, lead, nickel, composite materials, such as sheets, castings, bars, forgings and in the examination of welded joints (welds).
We use a magnetic suspension and a yoke to detect scattering fields.
The company has a PMI MASTER PRO 2 SPEKTROMETER. It is designed for precise analysis, quick identification and verification of metal samples.
The plasma generated during the measurement performed with the probe emits light, which is then led to the PMP via optical fiber. There, it is subject to spectral analysis and measurement with CCD (charge-coupled devices, photosensitive semiconductor systems).
A specific area of the measured spectrum can be assigned to each element.
The PMP device is operated with the supplied software, which displays the analysis result on the screen.
These tests are the oldest method of non-destructive testing. Penetration tests are based mainly on the use of the capillarity phenomenon, i.e. the penetration of liquid into capillaries. The surface tension of the liquid, the wettability of the material and the gap width play an important role here. In welding, they are used to detect welding imperfections, in particular to reveal discontinuities of the material emerging on the surface of the welded joint. Penetrant testing is suitable for detecting non-conformities such as cracks, pores, sticking, and lapping that are open and come to the surface. Penetrant testing can be performed on a variety of metallic and non-metallic materials, in addition to porous materials. They are performed after the VT test and removal of unacceptable non-conformities.
In ultrasonic thickness tests, the basics of classical ultrasonic tests of wave transit time and its amplitude (echo technique) are used. We perform wall thickness measurements using the A-scan point method or in combination with the B-scan method, i.e. wall thickness scanning with a graphic representation of the material cross-section. The equipment we use allows us to take measurements without removing the protective paint, and to measure by scale and at high temperatures.