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WELD

TESTING

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DESTRUCTIVE

AND

NON-DESTRUCTIVE

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DESTRUCTIVE TESTING These can be

divided into two parts,

Tests capable of being performed in the workshop.

Laboratory tests.

microscopic-macroscopic , chemical and corrosive.

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REASONS

Defects occur during welding which

affect the quality and hardness of the

plate

Other defects occur through lack of

knowledge of and skill of the welder

For the training of welders

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WORKSHOP TESTS

TENSILE BENDING

IMPACT HARDNES

FATIGUE CRACKING

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TENSILE

Material is sectioned and

edges rounded of to

prevent cracking.

Punch marks are made to

see elongation.

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TENSILE

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BEND TESTING

Shows

Physical condition of the weld

Determine welds efficiency

• Tensile strength

• Ductility

• Fusion and penetration

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BEND TEST

Bend through 180O

the specimen should be a minimum of 30mm wide

The fulcrums diameter is 3x thickness of the plate

The bottom rollers have a distance of the diameter of the former + 2.2 times the thickness of the plate

Upper and lower surfaces ground or filed flat and edges rounded off.

the tests should be one against the root -another against the face ,and in some cases a side bend.

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Root bend

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FACE BEND

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IMPACT

CHARPY AND IZOD

Gives the toughness and shock loading of

the material and weld at varying

temperatures with a notch such as under cut

The measurement is the energy required to

to break a specimen with a given notch

2mm depth at a 45obevel or a “U” notch.

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TEST MACHINE

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CHARPY

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IZOD

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HARDNESS TESTS.

This gives the metals ability to show resistance to indentation which show it’s resistance to wear and abrasion.

The tests are

Brinell

Rockwell

Vickers diamond pyramid

Scleroscope

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VICKERS HARDNES

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FATIGUE

the testing of Material that is subject to fluctuating

loads

HAIGH Electro magnetic tester.

W’O’HLER Uses rotating chuck with weight

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CRACKING

REEVES Test study the hardening and cracking

of welds.

The compatibility of electrodes for the metal being

joined.

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CRACKING

Three Sides Are

Welded With Known

Compatible

Electrodes.

The front edge is

welded with the test

electrode.

if incompatible it will

crack.

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MICROSCOPIC

Used to determine the

actual structure of the

weld and parent metal

Up to 50,000 times

magnification with an

electron beam

microscope

Polishing must be of a

very high standard

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MACROSCOPIC

Examined using a

magnifying glass .

magnification from 2

to 20 time.

it will show up slag

entrapment or cracks .

polishing not as high

as micro.

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ETCHING REAGENTS

These are acids used to show up different

structures in metals

For steels the most common is “1-2 % nitric

acid in distilled water or alcohol.

Aluminum uses a solution of 10-20%caustic

soda in water

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NON-DESTRUCTIVE

TESTING

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Common methods used in NDE

Visual Inspection (VT)

Magnetic Particle Inspection (MT)

Liquid (Dye) Penetrant Inspection (PT)

X-Ray inspection (RT)

Ultrasonic testing (UT)

Air or water pressure testing (LT)

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VISUAL

While welding

The rate the electrode

melts

The way the weld

metal flows

Sound of the arc

The light given of

After welding

Under cut

Lack of root fusion

Any pin holes from gas

or slag

Amount of spatter

Dimensions of weld

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DYE PENETRANTS

These are an aid to visual inspection

Will only find surface defects

Use correct type

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DYE PENETRANTS

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DYE PENETRANTS

Types

Red

Flouresant

CAUTION

Oil based

Water washable

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DETECTION

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MAGNETIC PARTICLE

Mainly for surface

defects

Some sub surface

defects can be found

Only ferrous metal

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ACOUSTICS

Striking with a rounded

object

Ringing tone if no defect

Tone changes when

object is cracked

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APPLICATION OF A LOAD

Used to test pressure vessels

Pipe lines

The item for testing is filled with water or

oil it is then pressurised using a pump

A safety valve is set 1.5 to 2 times below

the working pressure.

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PRESSURE TEST

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RADIOGRAPHIC

X-RAY

GAMMA RAY

Electro magnetic

radiation of short

duration

Both of these methods

are a danger to health

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X- RAY

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X-RAY VIEWER

Pictures taken are

viewed as negatives

will only give flat image

not in three

dimensional

darkened area must be

used for viewing

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ULTRASONIC TESTING

This uses high pitched

sound

The sound will not pass

through an air gap so

bounces back and is

picked up on a receiver

The reader is a

oscilloscope

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ULTRA SONIC

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