I have a few questions regarding non-destructive testing codes
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RT, MT, PT, UT, ND, PWHT – These abbreviations came up when I was helping someone prepare product quality inspection documents. I know what the first three stand for, but I’m not familiar with the latter ones; I haven’t been able to find out their meanings either. If anyone knows, please let me know! Thank you!
2# What about cpenejimmy ND?
UT ultrasonic testing NDT non-destructive testing PWHT post-weld heat treatment
RT: Radiographic testing MT: Magnetic particle testing PT: Penetrant testing UT: Ultrasonic testing ND: Non-destructive testing PWHT: Post-weld stress relief annealing
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RT: Radiographic testing MT: Magnetic particle testing PT: Penetrant testing UT: Ultrasonic testing ND: Non-destructive testing PWHT: Post-weld stress relief annealing
RT: Radiographic testing MT: Magnetic particle testing PT: Penetrant testing UT: Ultrasonic testing ND: Non-destructive testing PWHT: Post-weld stress relief annealing
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RT: Radiographic testing; MT: Magnetic particle testing; PT: Penetrant testing; UT: Ultrasonic testing; PWHT: Post-weld stress relief annealing. I’m familiar with all these. Is there a missing letter in ND? It should be NDE or NDT, which stand for Non-Destructive Testing