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J32/41 23rd Nov 2011 13:00

NDT Techniques?
 
Apologies for the simple question and asking on behalf of a friend, what type of NDT is used in the aerospace industry and do you have to be a qualified engineer to carry out the inspections? Can you do an NDT course only?

Thanks

RobRW 23rd Nov 2011 14:27

Presuming you are in Australia, you have to do the appropriate training to meet CASA reqs.

Most used where I work - Magnetic Particle, Eddy Current and Non Penetrant Dye.

Some useful links below -

Non Destructive Testing - Australian Institute for Non Destructive Testing - Aust Institute of NDT

National Aerospace NDT Board of Australia > Home - Aust Aersospace NDT Board

Its a nice little niche to be in!

allosaurus 23rd Nov 2011 14:30

ndt
 
Good article on Wikipedia.Off the top of my head X-ray,ultrasonic,dye penetrant ,all dependent on which part of the aircraft is under inspection.Usually carried out by specialist firm especially X-rays but some testing (after suitable training )carried out by LAMES eg; testing of fan blades on RB211 and IAE V2500 engines.Dont know what qualifications reqd for specialist firms but would imagine quite high educational quals reqd

jxk 23rd Nov 2011 15:13

Another good source of NDT and other inspection techniques are in the FAA A& P Handbook AC43-13.


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