#Product Trends
Flaw detections: Inspection methods for quality control
What types of defects can be detected by performing flaw inspections?
The most common and relevant defects that can be detected by a flaw inspections can be superficial or deep cracks, porosity on the surface and material crystallizations.
What are common flaw inspection methods?
UT Ultrasound Control – a non-destructive flaw inspection method that uses sound waves to identify and verify defects while keeping the integrity of the sample.
PT Penetrating Liquid Method – a non-destructive flaw inspection method that takes advantage of the penetration capabilities of a highly capillary liquid.
MT Magnetic Particle Detection Method – a non-destructive flaw inspection method, in which a magnetic field is applied to the sample tested, whereby a variation of the flow lines of the generated field are visible by means of magnetic powders.
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