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    Magnetic Particle Inspection

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    Magnetic particle inspection is a non-destructive testing method used to detect discontinuities in ferromagnetic materials like iron and nickel. It works by applying a magnetic field to a component and spreading magnetic particles over the surface, which collect at areas of flux leakage indicating defects. Some common applications are in automotive, petrochemical, power generation, aerospace, and underwater inspection industries due to it being a quick, uncomplicated process for finding surface-level flaws. However, it only works on ferromagnetic materials and requires an electric supply, which can be costly.

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    Magnetic Particle Inspection

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    Magnetic particle inspection is a non-destructive testing method used to detect discontinuities in ferromagnetic materials like iron and nickel. It works by applying a magnetic field to a component and spreading magnetic particles over the surface, which collect at areas of flux leakage indicating defects. Some common applications are in automotive, petrochemical, power generation, aerospace, and underwater inspection industries due to it being a quick, uncomplicated process for finding surface-level flaws. However, it only works on ferromagnetic materials and requires an electric supply, which can be costly.

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    Magnetic particle inspection is a non-destructive testing method used to detect discontinuities in ferromagnetic materials like iron and nickel. It works by applying a magnetic field to a component and spreading magnetic particles over the surface, which collect at areas of flux leakage indicating defects. Some common applications are in automotive, petrochemical, power generation, aerospace, and underwater inspection industries due to it being a quick, uncomplicated process for finding surface-level flaws. However, it only works on ferromagnetic materials and requires an electric supply, which can be costly.

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    Magnetic Particle Inspection

    Uploaded by

    Muhammad Ali
    Magnetic particle inspection is a non-destructive testing method used to detect discontinuities in ferromagnetic materials like iron and nickel. It works by applying a magnetic field to a component and spreading magnetic particles over the surface, which collect at areas of flux leakage indicating defects. Some common applications are in automotive, petrochemical, power generation, aerospace, and underwater inspection industries due to it being a quick, uncomplicated process for finding surface-level flaws. However, it only works on ferromagnetic materials and requires an electric supply, which can be costly.

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    IC L E

    P AR T
    E TI C T I ON
    AGN P E C
    M IN S
     DEFINATION
    It is an NDT used to detect
    the discontinuities in ferromagnetic
    materials such as iron, nickel, cobalt
    and some of their alloys.
     COMPONENTS
    1. Current carrying wires
    2. Workpiece
    3. Magnetic flux in leg of yoke
     PROCEDURE
    1.Run a magnetic current
    through a material. If defects are
    present it will create a flux leakage
    field.
    2. Spread metal particles over the
    material in the form of powder. The
    powder particles will attached at the
    flux leakage place.
     APPLICATIONS
    1. Automotive Industries
    2. Petrochemical Industries
    3. Power Generation
    4. Aerospace Industries
    5. Underwater Inspection
     ADVANTAGES
    1. Quick and uncomplicated process
    2. It show surface near defect.
    3. Excellent for detecting flaws
     DISADVANTAGES
    1. Restricted to ferromagnetic materials
    2. It is messy process
    3. Most method need supply of
    electricity at that age which is costly process.

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