One of the most employed NDE methods in the petrochemical industry for condition monitoring is Ultrasonic Thickness Testing using an A-Scan display. Completion of an ND3 Ultrasonic Thickness Course in which the display contains the waveform teaches you what the signals mean and how features like corrosion and others will affect the test.
Magnetic particle inspection is a very good method at finding small surface and near surface discontinuities that may be otherwise missed. It relies on an uninterrupted magnetic field being interrupted by the discontinuity. Learn how to apply this important method and the limitations of use by attending a Magnetic Particle inspection course hosted by ND3.
Often used under the wrong conditions, dye penetrant is arguably one of the easiest NDE methods to use, but is the most often not used properly. Change that by attending a dye penetrant class offered by ND3. You’ll learn why process control is so critical to a test, how people do it wrong and how to correct that so you have the confidence to do it right when conditions allow and to communicate alternatives when conditions don't allow.