How to perform non-destructive testing on the welds of ￠18*3 instrument pressure guiding tubes

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How to perform non-destructive testing on the welds of ￠18*3 instrument pressure pipes, and what types of non-destructive testing are available?

Reply #22018-11-27

Magnetic particle inspection is sufficient for lower requirements, while X-ray testing is used for higher requirements

Reply #32018-11-27

There are no working condition media. Instrument tubing is generally at least made of 304 material; for PT applications with lower requirements, this is sufficient, while for higher requirements, radiographic inspection is needed.

Reply #42018-11-27

The person who does flaw detection will tell you how to do it.

Reply #52018-11-27

There are those flaw-detection sprays that you can give a try

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