Visual Inspection Techniques Overview
Visual Inspection Techniques Overview
Practice N001
Practice date: 2017-05-02
2017-05-16
2. OBJECTIVES:
. Know basic characteristics and define the limitations of the
application of Visual Inspection
. Identify the different methods of Visual Inspection and characteristics
of what defines each method.
. Apply different elements that help improve the results of the
Visual inspection of the analyzed parts.
THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK
The visual inspection test is a non-destructive testing method that
allows the detection of discontinuities that affect the surface visually
accessible from the objects.
Depending on the instruments used as visual aids, and the distance (or the
access) that exists between the inspector and the object of study, the Visual Inspection is
can be divided into two groups:
The inspection is done at a short distance from the object, making the most of the
natural visual capacity of the inspector. Magnifying glasses, microscopes are used,
lamps or flashlights, and measurement instruments are often used such as
calipers, calipers, micrometers, rulers, and gauges.
Patricio Urbina Guzmán
Practice N0 01
Practice date: 2017-05-02
2017-05-16
4. OBTAINED DATA
SCHEME DESCRIPTION
5. ANALYSIS OF RESULTS
This code refers to the requirements for the personnel who perform a
visual inspection essay including limitations or capabilities
physical, also technical knowledge, training, experience, judgment and
certification. Thanks to meeting these requirements, the person in charge
Carrying out this type of essay provides a quality and guaranteed work of
the company that requests this service.
3. What materials and equipment are used in Visual Inspection?
. Mirrors
. Lenses (amplifiers or magnifiers)
. Prisms
. Rules of Steel
. Micrometers
. Optical comparators
. Vernier Calipers
. Cover indicators
. Calibrators (gauges)
. Thermometers
. Promoters
. Microscopes
. Borescopes
. Video cameras
4. What are the qualification levels for Visual Inspection?
. Level 1
The level 1 individual in END must be qualified to carry out
specific calibrations properly of the testing equipment for
carry out specific ENDs and specific evaluations to determine the
acceptance or rejection of the results obtained.
. Level 2
An individual at level 2 in END must be qualified to carry out the
adjustment and calibration of the test equipment to interpret and evaluate
results regarding standards, codes, and specifications.
. Level 3
An individual at level 3 in END must be able to develop, qualify, and
approve procedures, establish and approve techniques, interpret
codes and standards, specifications and inspection procedures.
The variables that should be taken into account are the speed of advancement, the
arc voltage, electrode orientation (push angle, drag angle)
joint position and electrode diameter.
6. What tests would you suggest to ensure the quality of the samples?
examined?
. Visual essay
. Penetrant liquids
. Magnetic particles
. X-ray
. Ultrasound
7. CONCLUSIONS
. With this type of essay, it was possible to determine the discontinuities of type
superficial present along the weld seam.
. The correct use of measuring devices and proper visualization
From the test tube, they gave us a clear overview of the discontinuities.
found
8. RECOMMENDATIONS
9. BIBLIOGRAPHY
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