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CONTENTS
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CHAPTER ONE
Introduction
Basic Principles
Surface Conditioning
History
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CHAPTER TWO
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Introduction
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Surface Preparation
16
Detergent Cleaning
17
Vapor Degreasing
17
Steam Cleaning
17
Solvent Cleaning
17
18
Paint Removal
18
Etching
18
Ultrasonic Cleaning
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Mechanical Cleaning
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20
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Safety Precaution
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CHAPTER THREE
Introduction
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Cleaning
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Penetrant Application
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Leak-through Technique
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CHAPTER FOUR
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Introduction
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40
Lipophilic Method
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Hydrophilic Method
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Developers Application
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Dry Developers
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Wet Developers
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CHAPTER FIVE
Introduction
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Inspection
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False Indications
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Nonrelevant Indications
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True Indications
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Post Cleaning
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Sensitivity Test
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Meniscus Test
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Viscosity Test
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Developer Test
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Portable Equipment
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Lighting
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CHAPTER SIX
Introduction
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Categories of Discontinuities
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Casting Discontinuities
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Processing Discontinuities
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Forging Discontinuities
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Service Discontinuities
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CHAPTER SEVEN
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Introduction
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CHAPTER EIGHT
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Introduction
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80
Standards
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Specifications
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Written Practice
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REFERENCES
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CHAPTER ONE
INTRODUCTION
PENDAHULUAN
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Pemeriksaan penetrant merupakan proses fisikakimia. Aplikasi dan reaksi cairan penetrant (kimia)
tergantung pada sifat artikel yang diuji dan
diskontinuitas yang terdapat padanya (fisika).
Kemampuan
penyusupan
dikendalikan oleh:
Surface tension.
Tegangan permukaan.
Contact angle.
Sudut kontak.
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cairan
penetran
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BASIC PRINCIPLES
PRINSIP-PRINSIP DASAR
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SIFAT DISCONTINUITAS
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SURFACE CONDITIONING
PENGKONDISIAN PERMUKAAN
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HISTORY
The oil and whiting method used dirty or darkcolored lubricating oil that was thinned with
kerosene followed by the application of a
whiting or chalk coating, which absorbed oil
from the cracks revealing their locations.
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Metallic materials include aluminum, magnesium, titanium, cast iron, stainless steel,
powdered metal products, copper, brass, and
bronze, as well as most other common alloys.
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CHAPTER ONE
REVIEW
_______ 1.
Nonmetallic inclusions and porosity in the steel ingot are commonly found
using liquid penetrant inspection techniques.
_______ 2.
_______ 3.
_______ 4.
When doing a liquid penetrant test, the configuration of the specimen has
little effect on the effectiveness of the test.
_______ 5.
_______ 6.
_______ 7.
Oil and whiting are the names of the two men who invented the penetrant
test method.
_______ 8.
_______ 9.
_______ 10. The most common method of surface preparation for penetrant testing is
sandblasting.
_______ 11. Chemical etching Is sometimes used to remove smeared metal from a
surface to open discontinuilies.
_______ 12. Some subsurface defects can be tested with the highly sensitive Type II
penetrants.
_______ 13. Blow holes and gas porosity may be detected with the penetrant method.
_______ 14. Solvent cleaning is a common method of surface cleaning parts before
penetrant testing.
_______ 15. The one major limitation to penetrant testing is that the part must be
metallic.
_______ 16. Grease and rust would usually be considered a contaminant on the surface
of a test piece.
_______ 17. To locate a defect with penetrant testing, the defect must be open to the
surface.
_______ 18. It is considered advantageous for a liquid penetrant material to have low
tension and high capillarity.
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CHAPTER TWO
INTRODUCTION
PENDAHULUAN
SURFACE PREPARATION
PENYIAPAN PERMUKAAN
Type of contaminant.
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DETERGENT CLEANING
VAPOR DEGREASING
STEAM CLEANING
SOLVENT CLEANING
Cara
ini
dilakukan
dengan
pencelupan,
penyemprotan, penyikatan, atau pengusapan.
Pembersihan dengan solvent merupakan proses
yang umum digunakan untuk pemeriksaan
setempat.
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PAINT REMOVAL
PENGHILANG CAT
ETCHING
ETSA
ULTRASONIC CLEANING
PEMBERSIHAN ULTRASONIK
The method works best with water and detergent cleaning when contaminants to be
removed are inorganic, and with solvents when
contaminants are organic.
MECHANICAL CLEANING
Proses pembersihan yang umumnya tidak direkomendasikan adalah abrasive blasting (pelor, pasir,
atau tekanan), cairan pengasah, ampelas, sikat
baja dan penyekrapan. Namun ada kalanya caracara tersebut harus dilakukan.
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CHAPTER TWO
REVIEW
_______ 1.
_______ 2.
_______ 3.
Vapor degreasing is often used to remove oxidation, rust, and scale before
a part is penetrant inspected.
_______ 4.
Parts that have been painted usually cannot be inspected with penetrants
because suitable paint removing techniques have not been developed.
_______ 5.
_______ 6.
_______ 7.
_______ 8.
Dry developers are usually only used with visible dye penetrants.
_______ 9.
_______ 10. Wet developers should never be used when they will come into contact with
gaseous or liquid oxygen because of the results caused by oxygen and
water mixing.
_______ 11. Emulsifiers must have high penetrating characteristics to emulsify
penetrants that lie in fillets and corners.
_______ 12. The black light used in fluorescent penetrant inspection is not hazardous to
the human eyes if the correct filter is in place and not broken or cracked.
_______ 13. Penetrant materials are often placed in groupings that will assure a valid test
with materials that are compatible with each other.
_______ 14. Nonaqueous developer refers to a powder that is applied dry.
_______ 15. Post-emulsifiable penetrants are usually soluble in water after the application
of an emulsifier.
_______ 16. Water-washable penetrants are cornmonly used with either a visible or
fluorescent dye.
_______ 17. Flashpoint refers to the lowest temperature at which vapors will ignite when
exposed to flame.
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CHAPTER THREE
INTRODUCTION
PENDAHULUAN
CLEANING
PEMBERSIHAN
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PENETRANT APPLICATION
APLIKASI PENETRANT
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Warming
the
specimen
accelerates
penetration and shortens dwell time.
However, care should be taken not to
overheat the specimen since too much heat
may cause evaporation of the penetrant
from the discontinuity, and thereby reduce
sensitivity.
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Water-washable
penetrants
are
usually
preferred for use on articles with a rough
surface or if they contain threads or keyways.
Metoda
solvent
removable
menggunakan
penetrant jenis post-emulsification. Solvent
digunakan untuk menghilangkan pentrant sisa
yang ada di permukaan benda.
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CHAPTER TWO
REVIEW
_______ 1.
_______ 2.
_______ 3.
Vapor degreasing is often used to remove oxidation, rust, and scale before
a part is penetrant inspected.
_______ 4.
Parts that have been painted usually cannot be inspected with penetrants
because suitable paint removing techniques have not been developed.
_______ 5.
_______ 6.
_______ 7.
_______ 8.
Dry developers are usually only used with visible dye penetrants.
_______ 9.
_______ 10. Wet developers should never be used when they will come into contact with
gaseous or liquid oxygen because of the results caused by oxygen and
water mixing.
_______ 11. Emulsifiers must have high penetrating characteristics to emulsify
penetrants that lie in fillets and corners.
_______ 12. The black light used in fluorescent penetrant inspection is not hazardous to
the human eyes if the correct filter is in place and not broken or cracked.
_______ 13. Penetrant materials are often placed in groupings that will assure a valid test
with materials that are compatible with each other.
_______ 14. Nonaqueous developer refers to a powder that is applied dry.
_______ 15. Post-emulsifiable penetrants are usually soluble in water after the application
of an emulsifier.
_______ 16. Water-washable penetrants are cornmonly used with either a visible or
fluorescent dye.
_______ 17. Flashpoint refers to the lowest temperature at which vapors will ignite when
exposed to flame.
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CHAPTER THREE
INTRODUCTION
PENDAHULUAN
CLEANING
PEMBERSIHAN
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PENETRANT APPLICATION
APLIKASI PENETRANT
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Warming
the
specimen
accelerates
penetration and shortens dwell time.
However, care should be taken not to
overheat the specimen since too much heat
may cause evaporation of the penetrant
from the discontinuity, and thereby reduce
sensitivity.
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Water-washable
penetrants
are
usually
preferred for use on articles with a rough
surface or if they contain threads or keyways.
Metoda
solvent
removable
menggunakan
penetrant jenis post-emulsification. Solvent
digunakan untuk menghilangkan pentrant sisa
yang ada di permukaan benda.
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1. Water-washable
2. Post-emulsifiable
3. Solvent-removable
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LEAK-THROUGH TECHNIQUE
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REVIEW
_______ 1.
A dual sensitivity penetrant contains a special dye that is visible in white light
and will fluoresce without the use of a black light.
_______ 2.
A part being penetrant inspected must stay immersed in the penetrant tank
for the entire specified dwell time.
_______ 3.
_______ 4.
_______ 5.
_______ 6.
_______ 7.
_______ 8.
Water washable penetrant systems are usually very portable because the
materials are commonly used in pressurized spray cans.
_______ 9.
_______ 10. For the dwell time to be accurate, the surface of the specimen must stay
wet with penetrant for the entire time specified.
_______ 11. The typipal dwell time for most penetrant Inspections is about 20-30
minutes.
_________________________ 12.
_________________________
_________________________ 13.
_________________________
_________________________
_________________________
_______ 14. If you were asked to examine 200 steel bolts, each 3/8 x 3 inches with
rolled threads, which penetrant method would you choose?
(a) Post-emulsification
(b) Water-washable
_______ 15. The filtered particle method of penetrant inspection used extra fine
fluorescent particles that will not pass through a #120 sieve.
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CHAPTER FOUR
INTRODUCTION
PENDAHULUAN
This
chapter
discusses
emulsification,
penetrant removal, and developer application.
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LIPOPHILIC METHOD
METODA LIPOPHILIC
Method B emulsifiers are supplied in the readyto-use form and do not require further mixing.
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HYDROPHILIC METHOD
METODA HYDROPHILIC
Because
post-emulsifiable
penetrant
is
incompatible with water, prerinsing before
application of emulsifier is recommended.
Prerinsing removes 60-80% of the surface layer
of
penetrant,
which
greatly
reduces
contamination of the emulsifier. It also provides
an even layer of surface penetrant.
Karena
post-emulsifiable
penetrant
tidak
kompatibel dengan air, direkomendasikan untuk
melakukan pembilasan awal sebelum aplikasi
emulsifier. Pembilasan awal menghilangkan 6080% lapisan penetrant di permukaan, sehingga
banyak mengurangi terjadinya kontaminasi pada
emulsifier. Pembilasan awal juga menghasilkan
lapisan penetrant permukaan yang rata.
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DEVELOPERS APPLICATION
APLIKASI DEVELOPER
Proses developing dilakukan dengan mengaplikasikan serbuk berdaya serap tinggi ke permukaan
benda uji setelah sisa penetrant dibersihkan.
DRY DEVELOPERS
DEVELOPER KERING
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WET DEVELOPERS
DEVELOPER BASAH
Nonaqueous wet developer paling sering digunakan bersama solvent-removable penetrant dan
jarang dipakai bersama water-washable atau postemulsifiable penetrants.
Hasil terbaik diperoleh apabila developer diaplikasikan dalam bentuk lapisan tipis dan rata.
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Developer ini terdiri dari dua jenis: watersuspended dan water-soluble developers.
1. Pada water-suspended developer, partikel
serbuk developer terikat dalam suspensi
dengan air dan perlu diaduk terus-menerus
agar tidak mengendap.
2. Pada water-soluble developer, serbuk
developer larut dalam air dan membentuk
suatu larutan yang tidak perlu diaduk lagi.
Water-soluble
developer
menghasilkan
sensitivitas yang lebih baik untuk mendeteksi
diskontinuitas halus.
Pencelupan
Penuangan
Spraying
Penyemprotan
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CHAPTER FOUR
REVIEW
_______ 1.
_______ 2.
_______ 3.
_______ 4.
_______ 5.
_______ 6.
_______ 7.
_______ 8.
_______ 9.
Wet developers are usually chosen over a dry developer for use on a
smooth surface.
_______ 10. A major advantage of the dry developer over wet is that it will not leave the
same amount of excess build-up in threads and fillets.
_______ 11. The emulsification time required to detect wide or shallow discontinuities is
usually longer than for finding narrow and deep discontinuities.
_______ 12. To avoid over-wash when using water washable penetrants, the water
spray nozzle is usually held at a 90 angle to the surface.
_______ 13. When using a water-washable penetrant, the part must be completely dried
in an oven (not in excess of 225 F) before the wet developer can be
applied.
_______ 14. A major advantage of a nonaqueous developer is that it can be applied to a
part that is heated above 225 F without evaporation on the developer
vehicle.
_______ 15. Solvent-removable fluorescent penetrants require the use of a rather timeconsuming method of excess penetrant removal.
_______ 16. Post-emulsifiable visible dye penetrants commonly use both wet and dry
developers.
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CHAPTER FIVE
INTRODUCTION
PENDAHULUAN
INSPECTION
PEMERIKSAAN
Pencahayaan yang tepat harus dijadikan pertimbangan pertama dalam pemeriksaan benda uji.
Istilah interpretasi dan evaluasi seringkali membingungkan personel NDT. Sesungguhnya kedua
istilah tersebut mengacu pada dua langkah yang
sama sekali berbeda dalam proses pengujian.
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FALSE INDICATIONS
INDIKASI PALSU
Untuk menghindari indikasi palsu, harus diperhatikan agar tidak ada kontaminasi dari luar seperti
berikut ini:
1. Jejak penetran di tangan operator.
2. Kontaminasi developer basah atau kering.
3. Penetran yang berpindah dari indikasi lain ke
spesimen yang bersih.
4. Jejak penetran di meja pemeriksaan.
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NONRELEVANT INDICATIONS
INDIKASI NONRELEVANT
Indikasi nonrelevant disebabkan karena ketidakteraturan permukaan atau konfigurasi benda yang
pada kebanyakan kasus akibat disain.
TRUE INDICATIONS
INDIKASI SEJATI
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3. Round
Rounded indications usually are caused
by porosity. Deep cracks may also
appear as rounded indications, since
they trap a large amount of penetrant that
spreads when the developer is applied.
Any rounded indication that appears
singularly in an isolated position usually
indicates a discontinuity of depth that
may or may not be round.
4. Small Dots
Tiny round indications caused by the
porous nature of the specimen, coarse
grain structure, or microshrinkage.
5. Diffuse or weak
These indications are difficult to interpret
and often the part must be cleaned and
retested. In many cases the diffused or
weak indications turn to be false
indications caused by an improper
penetrant procedure.
6. Gross
Gross indications are the result of
ineffective penetrant removal or deep
indications on the surface.
Skecthes below show typical true indications.
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3. Bundaran
Indikasi berbentuk bundar biasanya disebabkan karena porosity. Retak dalam juga bisa
kelihatan sebagai indikasi bundar karena
banyaknya penetrant yang terperangkap di
dalamnya yang menyebar saat developer
diaplikasikan.
Sembarang indikasi bundar yang muncul
sendirian pada posisi menyendiri biasanya
menunjukkan indikasi yang dalam dan belum
tentu bentuk aslinya bundar.
4. Bintik-bintik Kecil
Indikasi bundar kecil-kecil disebabkan karena sifat permukaan spesimen yang berpori,
butiran kasar, atau penyusutan mikro.
5. Tersebar atau Samar
Indikasi ini sulit diinterpretasi dan seringkali
benda uji harus dibersihkan dan diuji ulang.
Pada banyak kasus, indikasi yang tersebar
atau samar berubah menjadi indikasi palsu
yang disebabkan prosedur penetrant yang
kurang benar.
6. Nyata
Indikasi nyata adalah akibat pembersihan
penetrant yang tidak efektip atau adanya
indikasi yang dalam pada permukaan.
Gambar berikut adalah indikasi sejati.
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POSTCLEANING
PEMBERSIHAN AKHIR
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SENSITIVITY TEST
UJI SENSITIVITAS
The penetrant to be tested is applied to onehalf of the test block and the new or reference
penetrant is applied to the remaining half.
MENISCUS TEST
UJI MENISKUS
Merupakan
pengujian
untuk
mengevaluasi
konsentrasi pewarna di dalam cairan.
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Terdiri dari piringan keramik buram yang mengandung ribuan pori dan retak berukuran sangat kecil
pada permukaanya.
VISCOSITY TEST
UJI KEKENTALAN
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DEVELOPER TEST
UJI DEVELOPER
PORTABLE EQUIPMENT
PERALATAN PORTABEL
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LIGHTING
PENCAHAYAAN
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CHAPTER FIVE
REVIEW
_______ 1.
_______ 2.
_______ 3.
Postcleaning is necessary only when the part must be retested by the liquid
penetrant method.
_______ 4.
_______ 5.
_______ 6.
True indications are usually those that require evaluation to determine their
effect on the service life of the part.
_______ 7.
The aluminum test blocks used in penetrant evaluation are heated and
quenched in water to produce a pattern of cracks on the surface.
_______ 8.
_______ 9.
The meniscus test utilizes a flat glass platen and convex lens to determine
the dye concentration of a visible or fluorescent penetrant.
_______ 10. The ceramic block test uses an unfired ceramic disc to determine the dye
concentration of a visibles or fluorescent penetrant.
_______ 11. A special steel block, placed at a 75 angle, is used to check the
effectiveness of the emulsifier.
_______ 12. Dry developers are often checked with a hydrometer to insure that they are
still light and fluffy and not settled into a dense mixture.
_______ 13. The fluorescent penetrant fade test usually makes use of the aluminum test
blocks to perform the test.
_______ 14. The depth of a discontinuity can be compared by observing the relative size
or brightness of the indication.
_______ 15. Penetrant that has been transferred to a clean article from the indication on
another article can cause a false indication.
_______ 16. Nonrelevant indications often are actual surface discontinuities.
_______ 17. If a discontinuity is evaluated as being a true indication, the article should
automatically be rejected.
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CHAPTER SIX
INTRODUCTION
PENDAHULUAN
CATEGORIES OF DISCONTINUITIES
KATAGORI DISKONTINUITAS
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1. Bawaan.
Biasanya berhubungan dengan diskontinuitas yang ditemukan dalam logam cair.
Diskontinuitas wrought bawaan berhubungan
dengan peleburan dan pembekuan ingot
sebelum dibentuk menjadi slabs, bloom, dan
billet.
Diskontinuitas tuangan bawaan berhubungan dengan peleburan, pengecoran, dan
pembekuan benda cor. Biasanya disebabkan karena variabel bawaan seperti kurang
pengisian, gating, suhu tuang berlebihan,
dan gas yang terperangkap.
2. Diskontinuitas Proses.
Biasanya berhubungan dengan aneka
proses manufaktur seperti permesinan,
pembentukan,
extruding,
pengerolan,
pengelasan, laku panas, dan pelapisan.
3. Diskontinuitas Servis.
Berhubungan
dengan
aneka
kondisi
pengoperasian seperti korosi tegangan,
kelelahan, dan erosi.
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ASAL-MUASAL DISKONTINUITAS
Bagian hot top biasanya dipotong untuk menghilangkan sebagian besar diskontinuitas di atas.
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CASTING DISCONTINUITIES
DISKONTINUITAS TUANGAN
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GATE
(ENTRANCEFOR
MOLTENMETAL)
WATER
WASHABLE
FLUORESCENT
PENETRANT is best suited for the highest
sensitivity in cast articles.
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PROCESSING DISCONTINUITIES
DISKONTINUITAS PROSES
PENGERJAAN BILLET
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Saat billet dirol menjadi batang tongkat, ketidakteraturan permukaan bisa mengakibatkan seams.
Seams terjadi akibat lipatan logam karena
pengerolan yang salah atau karena retakan pada
billet seperti dalam gambar berikut.
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FORGING DISCONTINUITIES
DISKONTINUITAS TEMPAAN
PECAH TEMPA adalah kepecahan yang disebabkan karena suhu penempaan yang salah. Penempaan logam pada suhu terlalu rendah mengakibatkan kepecahan. Pecah tempa bisa di dalam,
maupun membuka ke permukaan.
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RETAK LAKU PANAS seringkali disebabkan tegangan yang terjadi selama pemanasan dan pendinginan. Laju pendinginan yang tidak sama antara
bagian ringan dan berat bisa menyebabkan retak.
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Crater cracks
Retak kawah
Stress cracks
Retak tegang
Porosity
Porositas
Slag Inclusion
Inklusi Slag
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Tungsten Inclusion
Inklusi Tungsten
Lack of Penetration
Kurang Penembusan
Lack of Fusion
Kurang Peleburan
Undercut
Undercut
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SERVICE DISCONTINUITIES
DISKONTINUITAS SERVIS
FATIGUE CRACKS are service-type discontinuities that are usually open to the surface
where they start from concentration points.
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REVIEW
_______ 1.
_______ 2.
During the steel-making process the top of the ingot is usually removed to
help eliminate such discontinuities as pipe, porosity and nonmetallic
inclusions.
_______ 3.
_______ 4.
Porosity in a billet could cause a lamination if the metal were formed into a
flat plate.
_______ 5.
_______ 6.
During the rolling of a billet into round bar stock, the grain in the metal forms
perpendicular to the direction of rolling.
_______ 7.
In the forging operation, underheated metal will not allow the metal to flow
properly and may cause "forging seams".
_______ 8.
_______ 9.
Cold shuts are common discontinuities found in the forging process and are
caused by inadequate heating of the forged part.
_______ 10. Blow holes are subsurface discontinuities commonly found in cast parts.
_______ 11. Because cold metal occupies more space than hot metal, there is the
danger of "hot tears" during the casting process.
_______ 12. Porosity is often caused by entrapped gas that is expanded during the
heating and pressing in the forging process.
_______ 13. Microshrinkage is often found at the gate of a casting and is usually
subsurface.
_______ 14. Grinding cracks are usually at right angles to the direction of grinding and
are caused by the heat build-up between the grinding wheel and metal.
_______ 15. Heat treat cracks are often associated with stress concentration points on
the part being heat treated.
_______ 16. Porosity may lead to a fatigue crack in a highly stressed part.
_______ 17. Crater cracks and tungsten inclusions are both associated with
discontinuities formed during the welding process.
_______ 18. Lack of penetration and lack of fusion both refer to the same type of
welding discontinuity.
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INTRODUCTION
PENDAHULUAN
Perlu ditekankan bahwa pemeriksaan cairan penetran BUKAN metoda terbaik untuk semua kasus.
Cold shut
Cold shut
Fillet crack
Retak fillet
Grinding crack
Retak gerinda
Heat-treat crack
Shrinkage crack
Retak susut
Thread crack
Retak ulir
Hydrogen flake
Hydrogen flake
Lack of penetration
Kurang penembusan
Lamination
Laminasi
Microshrinkage
Susut mikro
Stress corrosion
Korosi tegangan
Hot tears
Sobek panas
Intergranular corrosion
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It is important that the technician and supervisor be qualified in the liquid penetrant method
before the technique is used and test results
evaluated.
Certification of NDT personnel is the responsibility of the employer and is usually at THREE
levels.
Level I is qualified to properly perform
speci-fic calibrations, specific NDT,
and spe- cific evaluations for
acceptance
or
rejection
determinations according to written
instructions and to record results.
Should receive the necessary
instruction and supervision from a
certified NDT Level II or III individual.
Level II is qualified to set up and calibrate
equipment and to interpret and
evaluate results with respect to
applicable codes, standards, and
specifications. Should be thoroughly
familiar with the scope and limitations of the methods for which
qualified. Should exercise assigned
responsibility for on-the-job training
and guidance of trainees and NDT
Level I personnel. Should be able to
organize and report the results of
NDT tests.
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Level III mampu mengembangkan, mengkualifikasi, dan menyetujui prosedur, menyusun dan menyetujui teknik, menginterpretasi code, standard, dan prosedur;
dan menunjuk metoda NDT tertentu,
teknik, dan prosedur yang akan digunakan. Mampu menginterpretasi dan
mengevaluasi hasil sesuai code,
standard, dan spesifikasi yang ada.
Memiliki latar belakang kemampuan
praktis yang mencukupi dalam aplikasi
material, fabrikasi, dan teknologi
produksi yang berlaku untuk menyusun
teknik dan untuk membantu dalam
menetapkan kriteria penerimaan dimana
tidak tercakup dalam code, standard,
atau spesifikasi yang ada. Memiliki
pengetahuan tentang semua metoda
NDT. Mampu mengadakan pelatihan
dan pengujian terhadap personil NDT
Level I dan II untuk disertifikasi pada
metode NDT tertentu.
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CHAPTER SEVEN
REVIEW
_______ 1.
The selection of one test method over another is usually the decision of the
Level I technician performing the test.
_______ 2.
ASNT provides a service for examining Level I, II, and III personnel in the
General and Specific areas.
_______ 3.
_______ 4.
_______ 5.
_______ 6.
_______ 7.
_______ 8.
If an employer does not have a Level III technician in his company, he can
retain the services of an outside agency to perform these functions.
_______ 9.
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CHAPTER EIGHT
INTRODUCTION
PENDAHULUAN
STANDARDS
STANDARD
Standard adalah dokumen referensi yang mengendalikan dan menstandardkan kebiasaan yang
umum diterima untuk melakukan metoda NDT.
Standard mendefinisikan kriteria peralatan, material
penetran, kualifikasi inspektor, persyaratan uji, dan
persyaratan prosedur tertulis. ASTM E 165,
Standard Test Method for Liquid Penetrant
Examination merupakan contoh standard.
SPECIFICATIONS
SPESIFIKASI
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2. Materials Section
The materials section establishes the
penetrant materials that can be used to
perform the procedure. It may include the
type, technique, and sensitivity level of the
penetrant. Acceptable developers are also
included in this section, and any special
cleaning materials may be noted.
2. Bagian Material
Bagian material menetapkan material penetran
yang dapat dipakai untuk menjalankan
prosedur. Bagian ini menyebutkan jenis, teknik,
dan tingkat sensitivitas penetrant. Developer
yang diijinkan untuk dipakai juga disebutkan di
dalam bagian ini, disamping itu jenis material
pembersih khusus juga bisa dimasukkan.
3. Equipment Section
The equipment required to apply, remove,
dry, develop, and test the part is listed in this
section. Any special equipment requirements will also be noted.
3. Bagian Peralatan
Peralatan yang disyaratkan pemakaiannya,
untuk membersihkan, mengeringkan, mendevelop, dan menguji komponen dimasukkan dalam daftar di bagian ini, termasuk persyaratan
untuk peralatan khusus jika ada.
6. Written Procedure
A prime contractor may establish the written
procedure for a part or have the subcontractor submit a written procedure for
approval. In either case, a written procedure
is needed to perform a liquid penetrant test
effectively.
6. Prosedur Tertulis
Kontraktor utama dapat membuat prosedur
tertulis untuk suatu komponen atau meminta
subkontraktor mengajukan prosedur tertulis
untuk dimintakan persetujuan. Pada kedua
kasus tersebut, prosedur tertulis diperlukan agar
pelaksanaan pengujian penetran berjalan
efektip.
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WRITTEN PRACTICE
WRITTEN PRACTICE
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2.0.
Reference Documents
2.1. The following documents, of the issue in effect on the date of invitation for bids or request
for proposal, forma part of this specification to the extent specified therein:
ANSI/NCSL American National Standard for Calibration
Z540-1-1994
ASNT Recommended Practice No. SNT-TC-IA
ASTM D 95 Method of Test for Water in Petroleum Products
ASTM D 2512 Test Method for Compatibility of Materials with Liquid Oxygen
ASTM E 1316 Standard Terminology for Nondestructive Examinations
ASTM E 1417 Standard Practice for Liquid Penetrant Examination
MIL-I-25135 Inspection Materials, Penetrant
QPL-SAE-AMS-2644-3 Qualified Products List of Products Qualified under SAE
Aerospace Material Specification AMS 2644.
2.2. The referenced documents form a history of this specification to the extent specified
herein. Unless otherwise indicated, the issue in effect on the date of invitation for bids or
request for proposal shall apply.
3.0
Materials Section
3.1. Penetrant Materials
4.0.
a.
Use only materials listed or approved for listing by the Air Force in QPL-SAE-AMS2644-3 for penetrant inspection.
b.
c.
The manufacturer shall provide material safety data sheets for each product.
d.
The system concept for penetrant materials shall be used for all penetrant
inspections.
Equipment Section
4.1. General The penetrant equipment shall be constructed and arranged in a manner that
will:
a.
minimize water, dust and other contamination to the inspection materials and parts,
b.
permit uniform, controlled operations and provide safe and adequate ventilation for
the process and materials involved and
c.
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All gages, meters and measurement equipment shall be calibrated per ANSI/NCSL
Z540-1-1994.
b.
Certify temperature and pressure instrumentation for the operating range to be used.
Minimum accuracy of temperature gages is 2.8C ( 5F). Minimum accuracy of
pressure gages is 35 kPa ( 5 psi).
c.
d.
The removal station shall be equipped with a water pressure gage, water
temperature gage and spray nozzles that produce a coarse spray that is cone
shaped or fan shaped.
b.
c.
d.
Ultraviolet light intensity at the rinse station shall be 1000 W/cm2 and a maximum of
100 lx of ambient white light at the parts surface.
Dry developer stations shall be equipped with a system to inject dry air into the
chamber and disperse the particles.
b.
b.
c.
Dryer temperatures shall not exceed 72C (160F) in the area of the component.
Recommended dryer temperature is 49C (120F).
The area shall be kept clean and free of contaminating products and clutter.
b.
Ultraviolet lights used in the inspection station shall have a minimum intensity of 1000
W/cm2 at the working surface of the part being inspected.
c.
Ambient light in the inspection station during fluorescent penetrant inspection shall
not exceed 20 lx.
d.
White light used in the inspection station for interpretation and evaluation of visible
penetrant indications shall have a minimum intensity of 1000 lx.
e.
a.
Ultraviolet lights used in portable kits shall have a minimum intensity of 1000 W/cm2
at the working surface of the part being inspected.
b.
Portable kits shall maintain the system concept for penetrants and developers.
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5.0.
6.0.
The following tests of penetrant materials used in open tanks shall be made, in
accordance with AMS 2644, on a monthly basis:
1)
penetrant intensity,
2)
sensitivity,
3)
4)
5)
b.
Dry developers shall be checked daily for caking and penetrant contamination.
c.
Wet developers shall be checked daily for penetrant contamination and wetting ability
and weekly for concentration.
d.
Ultraviolet light intensities shall be checked at the beginning of each shift and after
bulb replacement.
e.
f.
White light inspection intensities shall be checked at the beginning of each shift and
after bulb replacement.
g.
b.
c.
d.
When inspecting oxygen lines or tanks, penetrant materials should be tested for
impact sensitivity before use per ASTM D 2512.
e.
Final inspection of components shall not be performed until all operations that could
expose or produce surface discontinuities have been performed.
a.
b.
precleaning,
2)
3)
penetrant removal/wash,
4)
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5)
developer dwell,
6)
inspection and
7)
b.
Surfaces shall be free of any rust, scale, welding flux, burrs, feather edges, smeared
material, spatter, grease, paint, carbon, plating, engine varnish, oily film, dirt and
other contaminants that would mask discontinuities or produce nonrelevant
indications.
c.
d.
e.
b.
c.
Temperature of the component, penetrant and ambient air shall be between 10 and
43C (50 and 110F) for penetrant application. Components shall not be preheated
above the maximum temperature range.
d.
e.
Parts shall not remain immersed in penetrant during penetrant dwell time. Parts shall
be rotated if necessary to avoid pooling of the penetrant. The penetrant on the
surface of the component will not be allowed to dry.
Unless indicated on engineering drawings, the minimum penetrant dwell time shall
be 15 min for discontinuities other than intergranular corrosion.
b.
b.
c.
1)
2)
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2)
Emulsifier dwell time shall be the minimum time required to render the penetrant
water washable. Minimum time will be determined by experimentation on a test
component.
Table 1. Penetrant selection
d.
e.
Type
Sensitivity
Level
Aluminum alloys.
II
N/A
Material/Component
3)
Maximum dwell time is 3 min for Type I penetrants and 30 s for Type H
penetrants.
4)
5)
Type I and II penetrants shall be removed by first using a clean, dry, lint free
cloth or towel to remove excess penetrant. The remaining background penetrant
shall be removed, under appropriate lighting, by wiping with a clean, lint free
cloth or towel dampened with solvent. Repeat until all excess penetrant is
removed.
2)
Method D, Postemulsifier,
Hydrophilic Penetrant
1)
Prerinse the component with a water spray for the time necessary to remove the
bulk of the excess penetrant. Water spray shall be in accordance with 6.7f.
Maximum prerinse time is 90 s for any one area.
2)
3)
4)
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f.
g.
h.
i.
Rinsing
1)
2)
Hydro air nozzles are permitted only with Type I, level 1 sensitivity penetrants.
Maximum air pressure is 172 kPa (25 psi).
3)
Rinse spray will be a coarse spray that is cone shaped or fan shaped. Spray
nozzles will held about 30 cm (12 in.) from the part.
4)
Rinse water contaminants that may leave residue on the component after drying
are not acceptable. Filtering of water may be required.
Drying
1)
2)
Components shall be removed from the dryer as soon as the surface is dry.
3)
Maximum drying time, for circulating air dryers shall not exceed 30 min. Parts left
in dryers for longer than 30 min shall be reprocessed.
4)
5)
6)
Components with thin cross sections shall not be mixed with components with
thicker sections.
Developing
1)
2)
Developer dwell times will be half of the penetrant dwell time, but not less than
10 min for final inspection. Developer dwell time begins when developer is on
the part and dry.
3)
4)
5)
Inspection/Evaluation
1)
2)
3)
Inspectors working in darkened conditions shall allow at least 5 min for dark
conditioning to occur before inspection components.
4)
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j.
7.0.
5)
6)
7)
Acceptance and rejection criteria per engineering data will be provided for each
component inspected and included in the written procedure.
Postcleaning
1)
2)
3)
a.
b.
c.
detailed procedures on the application and dwell time of penetrants, the removal of
the penetrant, drying parameters, developer and application technique, developer
dwell time, inspection and evaluation requirements and postcleaning of components;
d.
inspection and evaluation criteria will include areas of high interest on each
component and acceptable and rejectable criteria based on engineering data.
Allowable limits of mechanical evaluation should be included;
e.
f.
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REVIEW
_______ 1.
_______ 2.
_______ 3.
In order to enhance the sensitivity of the process, which of the following may be
done before application of the penetrant?
a. The penetrant may be preheated to 66 C (150 F).
b. The parts may be preheated between 66 and 107 C (150 and 225 F).
c. A more sensitive penetrant may be mixed with contaminated penetrant.
d. Fluorescent penetrant can be charged by exposure to intense ultraviolet light.
e. None of the above procedures are permitted.
_______ 4.
_______ 5.
_______ 6.
_______ 7.
_______ 8.
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_______ 9.
_______ 10. According to the specification, which of the following reference documents
is used for qualification of testing personnel?
a. ATA Specification 105.
b. SNT-TC-1A.
c. MIL-STD-410E.
d. ISO 9712.
_______ 11. Your company has entered into a contract to produce components for XYZ
Manufacturing. A requirement of the contract is to use this specification for
penetrant testing of the components. The date of the contract is January 1,
1996; components were not produced and tested until June 1996. The
Specification was originally approved for use in January 1980. It was
superseded and revised in May 1985 as the B Revision, again in April 1992
as the C Revision and also in August 1996 as the D Revision. Which revision
is in effect for the purpose of your company's contractual requirement?
a. The original January 1980 version.
b. Revision B.
c. Revision C.
d. Revision D.
e. Any of the above, according to your preference.
_______ 12. Emulsifier dwell time shall be:
a. as recommended by the penetrant material manufacturer.
b. as specified in Table 1 of the Specification.
c. determined experimentally on each part.
d. controlled by use of a stopwatch.
_______ 13. According to the specification, specifying acceptance criteria is the
responsibility of:
a. the Level III.
b. Quality assurance personnel.
c. engineering personnel.
d. the Federal government.
_______ 14. According to the specification, Type II penetrant can be used with:
a. Form a developer.
b. Form b developer.
c. Form c developer.
d. both a and b above.
e. both b and c above.
_______ 15. According to the specification, Type II penetrants can be used for final acceptance
inspection of aerospace components.
a. True
b. False
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_______ 16. The system concept for penetrant materials is required for:
a. water washable penetrants.
b. postemulsifier penetrants.
c. solvent removed penetrants.
d. all penetrants.
e. The system concept does not have to be used.
_______ 17. According to the specification, etching of components shall be
accomplished:
a. per engineering data.
b. according to MIL-STD-6869.
c. according to the Level III.
d. Etching of parts is not permitted.
_______ 18. The maximum lipophilic emulsifier dwell time for Type I penetrants is:
a. 30 s.
b. 1 min.
c. 2 min.
d. 3 min.
These last two questions are not related to the sample specification.
_______ 19. What is a common industrial technique of implementing a penetrant test
requirement?
a. Use an established written standard.
b. Use a process specification.
c. Use a written practice.
d. None of the above.
_______ 20. A subcontractor for a manufacturer would normally perform penetrant test
to:
a. A process specification.
b. An established standard.
c. A written practice.
d. None of the above.
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REFERENCES
ASNT, NDT Training Program Liquid Penetrant Method, Columbus, 2nd Edition, 1979.
Badger, Duane, Liquid Penetrant Testing Classroom Training Book, ASNT, Columbus, 2005.
Eick, Charles W., ASNT Level III Study Guide Liquid Penetrant Testing Method, ASNT, Columbus, 2nd
Edition, 2003.
Smilie, Robert W., Classroom Training Handbook, Nondestructive Testing Liquid Penetrant, PH
Diversified, Inc., South Harrisburg, 1998.
Smilie, Robert W., Programmed Instruction Handbook, Nondestructive Testing Introduction, PH
Diversified, Inc., South Harrisburg, 1995.
Smilie, Robert W., Programmed Instruction Handbook, Nondestructive Testing Liquid Penetrant, PH
Diversified, Inc., South Harrisburg, 1998.
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