Transcription of WLD 204 Non Destructive Testing I Visual Testing
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WLD 204. Non Destructive Testing I. Visual Testing NSF-ATE Project Advanced Materials Joining for Tomorrow's Manufacturing Workforce INDEX. Visual inspection 2-3. General Information Visual inspection 4-16. Articles Visual inspection 17-20. Homework Visual inspection 21-23. Quizzes Visual inspection 24-42. Welding Defects Visual inspection 43-63. ASME Procedure Visual inspection 64-66. Labs Visual inspection 67. Examination Report Sheet This project was supported, in part, by the National Science Foundation Opinions expressed are those of the authors And not necessarily those of the Foundation NSF-ATE Project 1. Advanced Materials Joining for Tomorrow's Manufacturing Workforce Visual inspection (VT). With practice and experience you will learn to uncover a vast amount of information about a weld by visually examining the surface. Such discontinuities as undercut, cracks, surface porosity, inadequate root penetration, and improper dimensions, improper joint prep, improper fit-up or profiles can easily be seen with the eye.
4. Visual inspection costs less than any other nondestructive inspection method. Limitations 1. The value of visual inspection depends largely on the experience and welding knowledge of the inspector. The inspector should be familiar with design and weld requirements. 2. Visual inspection is limited to detection of surface discontinuities. 3.
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