Online Magnetic Particle Testing (MT) Class: Levels I/II
The most convenient and economical way to meet the classroom requirements for ASNT MT I/II certification
Why Atlas Online NDT Classes?
- AWS Accredited for 20 hours toward the CWI 9-year renewal, CWB Renewal and for Professional Engineers
- 120 day course access provides extended preparation time
- Free time extensions available upon request
- Instructor support is available when you need help
- Online convenience lets you set your own schedule and study at your own pace
- Pass on your first try or take the course again for free
- Professionally developed courses are created and reviewed by field experts
- Certification meets NDT classroom training requirement
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Overview of the Magnetic Particle Testing Class
The Atlas 20-hour online magnetic particle testing training course will satisfy the classroom requirement in the multi-stage certification process. Our online ASNT magnetic particle testing classes meet the requirements for "Body of Knowledge" and "General Test" recommendations as outlined in SNT-TC-1A. A training certificate will be issued upon satisfactory completion of all training material and exams. NDT classroom training online by Atlas is very convenient and economical.
Magnetic particle inspection is used for the detection of surface and near-surface flaws in ferromagnetic materials and is primarily used for crack detection. MT is one of the most commonly used methods of nondestructive testing (NDT). The specimen is magnetized either locally or overall, and if the material is sound the magnetic flux is predominantly inside the material. If, however, there is a surface-breaking flaw, the magnetic field is distorted, causing local magnetic flux leakage around the flaw. This leakage flux is displayed by covering the surface with very fine iron particles applied either dry or suspended in a liquid. The particles accumulate at the regions of flux leakage, producing a build-up which can be seen visually even when the crack opening is very narrow. Thus, a crack is indicated as a line of iron powder particles on the surface.
The method of magnetization must produce a magnetic field with lines of force at a substantial angle to the expected direction of the cracks that the technician is attempting to detect. It is standard to apply the magnetization more than once in different directions. An example of this would be to use the magnetism in two directions mutually at right-angles to each other. There are other methods of swinging the field direction during magnetization also available.
Magnetic Particle Testing - Levels I/II Course Curriculum
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Bryan Lancon – Independent Consultant
ASNT NDT Level III / ACCP Professional Level III / NAS 410 Level 3
AWS-CWI : ATMAE-CTP : FAA A&P : FAASTeam Rep.
Email: bryan.lancon@gmail.com
Phone: 210-723-3347