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Training for ASNT Level I and II in Helium Leak Detection Training / Helium Leak Testing Training (HLT) is imparted by our highly qualified team of Engineers and Trainer who are certified ASNT Level III. The classes are imparted as per ASNT SNT TC 1A.

There are five different techniques in using helium leak detector. They are:-

 

1. Probe Technique

2. Envelope Vacuum Technique

3. Sniffer Technique

4. Envelope Pressure Technique

5. Pressurization Technique 

ITE offers these Non Destructive Testing services (NDT) at various places across India which include, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh (Ghaziabad, Sahibabad, Greater Noida, Noida, Lucknow, Agra, Kanpur, Mathura, Jewar, Sikandrabad, Meerut, Sonbhadra, Pata, Anpara, Allahabad, etc.), Madhya Pradesh, Punjab, Rajasthan, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Bihar, Chattisgarh, Gujarat, Maharashtra, Jammu Kashmir, West Bengal, Nepal, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, etc.

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Training for ASNT Level I and II in Magnetic Particle Testing is imparted by our highly qualified team of Engineers and Trainer who are certified ASNT Level III.

ITE offers ASNT Level I & Level II training and certification in Magnetic Particle Testing as per ASNT''s written practice specification SNT TC 1A. The course duration is around 16 hours. Focus on training on testing of components like weldings, castings, forgings, structures, pipelines, safety, etc. is given. The content of the course are as per CP 105.

When a specimen is magnetized and magnetic lines of force (magnetic flux) are predominantly inside the ferromagnetic material. The magnetic field introduced into the specimen is composed of magnetic lines of force.Whenever there is a flaw which interrupts the flow of magnetic lines of force, some of these lines must exit and re-enter the specimen. These points of exit and re-entry forms opposite magnetic poles. When minute particles are sprinkled onto the specimen, these particles are attracted by these magnetic poles to create a visual indication approximating the size and shape of the flaw. It is the abrupt change in permeability that causes this particle build up.
The magnetic particles can be applied as a powder or more commonly as liquid suspension usually known as magnetic. To be detected, linear flaws such as crater crack must be favorably oriented in relation to the direction of the magnetic field. The color of the magnetic particles should be in good contract to the color of the surface of the specimen for easy detection. For maximum sensitivity, the flux density should be oriented 90 degrees to the discontinuity.However, it is generally possible to detect flaw which lies up to ± 45 degrees to the direction of the flux lines. It is important to note that, because of the better sensitivity, when the discontinuity is at 90 degrees to the lines of force, the magnetic field should be induced in several different directions when the possible flaw orientations are not known.


ITE offers these Non Destructive Testing services (NDT) at various places across India which include, Delhi, Uttar Pradesh (Ghaziabad, Sahibabad, Greater Noida, Noida, Lucknow, Agra, Kanpur, Mathura, Jewar, Sikandrabad, Meerut, Sonbhadra, Pata, Anpara, Allahabad, moradabad, gajraula, hapur, etc.), Madhya Pradesh, Punjab, Rajasthan, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Uttarakhand (pantnagar, haridwar, nainital, kashipur), Bihar, Chattisgarh, Gujarat, Maharashtra (Mumbai, Pune, Nagpur), Jammu Kashmir, West Bengal, Nepal, Sikkim, Arunachal Pradesh, Assam, etc.

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We are providing training for ASNT Level I and II in Dye Penetrant Testing is imparted by our highly qualified team of Engineers and Trainer who are certified ASNT Level III.

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Training for ASNT Level I and II in Liquid Penetrant Testing is imparted by our highly qualified team of Engineers and Trainer who are certified ASNT Level III.

Penetrant inspection depends mainly on the ability of the liquid to wet the surface of a solid workpiece or specimen and flow over that surface to form a continuous and reasonably uniform coating, thus penetrating into cavities that are open to the surface. The ability of a given liquid to flow over a surface and enter surface cavities mainly depends on the surface tension and capillary action. The cohesive force between the molecules of a liquid causes surface
tension.
Capillary action is a phenomenon of rising or depression of liquid in narrow cavities. Viscosity, another factor, although has a negligible effect on penetrating ability of liquid, affects the flowing ability of Penetrant. Very viscous liquids are unsuitable as penetrants because they don’t flow rapidly enough over the surface of the test piece; consequently, they require excessively long periods of time to penetrate into fine flaws.
Visible light and ultraviolet light is required for the inspection of Penetrant indications. Initially, the only detection method used was the unaided observation by the eye of the inspector under visible light. The quality of the human eye strongly affects the perception too of brightness of an indication. The nature of light strongly affects the perceived brightness of the colored region being observed. Thus it is important to have proper lighting at the inspection
area.