Dye pen bleed out on a id and od connection for a pressure vessel10mo ⋅ DeltaMikeTangoDave ⋅ r/nondestructivetesting
Any try one of these for portable yoke power ? Thinking about trying it with a 12amp battery they offer . Can be easier then carrying around my Honda gen set. Anyone have one and what’s the run time with a 12amp or other batteries m18 thanks1mo ⋅ karcs85 ⋅ r/nondestructivetesting
Here’s an aluminum test coupon that came in today for inspection.8mo ⋅ unknown_Eel ⋅ r/nondestructivetesting
Another good one, always a fun time when you find these on in-service pipelines.2yr ⋅ 406elkslayer ⋅ r/nondestructivetesting
Anyone have experience looking at embedded centerline cracking in austenitic stainless steels with DMA/DLA PAUT probes?2yr ⋅ toejuiceexplosion ⋅ r/nondestructivetesting
When you have 8 hours of radiography to do but 3 hours to do it4yr ⋅ me_suds ⋅ r/nondestructivetesting
Yes, I'm sure that's not approved, no we can't just torch it off.6mo ⋅ programmerdavedude ⋅ r/nondestructivetesting
How do I solve this? Calculating amperage for a longitudinal field.11mo ⋅ BlickyBobby727 ⋅ r/nondestructivetesting
Getting my experience certified before I leave my first base after 2 years, how's my hours looking?2yr ⋅ 23dgy4me ⋅ r/nondestructivetesting
Crack I found in forged hydraulic part. Really makes you appreciate the work you do.5yr ⋅ scootabee ⋅ r/nondestructivetesting
A comparison between conventional film and computed radiography (ft. Crack & Porosity)4yr ⋅ BottomNotch ⋅ r/nondestructivetesting
Thought I'd post this live caustic line we shot a while back! T-min is 0.1004yr ⋅ wimboslice24 ⋅ r/nondestructivetesting
Spider web type indications after grinding of nickel plating... anyone ever seen this before or know what could have caused this?4yr ⋅ welding-_-guru ⋅ r/nondestructivetesting
Concrete x-ray. Coring guys couldn't figure out why they kept hitting so many electrical lines.7yr ⋅ thewarrenisempty ⋅ r/nondestructivetesting
Downtime and a little bit of imagination can make for some interesting things.8yr ⋅ DapperDiddle ⋅ r/nondestructivetesting
My assistant helping me set up a panoramic shot on a 56 vessel. Its a train boiler!11yr ⋅ cntkpmedwn ⋅ r/nondestructivetesting
3/4 elliptical shot. A pack didn't turn out so well. Should have gone with a hole type IQI.11yr ⋅ cntkpmedwn ⋅ r/nondestructivetesting
MT BW 24 STD boiler fire tube crack. Previous repair, which was signed off as serviceable, was in service for 30 years until surface crack 3/8 appeared. Digging found horizontal crack which was probably due to scale contaminant during repair.10yr ⋅ [deleted] ⋅ r/nondestructivetesting
