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ASME Section V

Nondestructive Examination (NDE)

HSB, a Munich Re company, is a Course Description: This one-day training course provides an
technology-driven company built on introductory overview of the ASME Code Section V NDE
a foundation of specialty insurance,
Requirements. The seminar approaches the use of Section V
engineering and technology, all
working together to drive innovation primarily as referenced from an ASME Code Section I - Power
in a modern world. Boilers fabrication program, as well as highlighting personnel
qualification requirements.

It focuses on the ASME Non-nuclear Certificate Holder engaged in welded


construction, and Repair Organizations working on ASME Code pressure
retaining items under the National Board Inspection Code (NBIC). Five NDE
methods found in ASME and NBIC codes (RT, UT, PT, MT and VT) are covered as
well as a review of NDE personnel qualification requirements.

Topics Covered · Applicability


· Examination Method
Basics · Safety Precautions
− History and Book Layout · Calibration
· Flaw Detection
Introduction to Construction Codes · Flaw Evaluation
Written Procedure Requirements · Acceptance Criteria
− Who prepares them? · Documentation
− How they are approved − Construction Code Requirements
− Procedure Demonstration
− Contents of the Procedure NDE Procedure Qualification
· References (T-150(d))
· Examination Equipment
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ASME Section V
Nondestructive Examination (NDE)

Radiographic Examination (RT) Liquid Penetrant Examination (PT) Visual Examination (VT)
− Essential Variables − Essential Variables − Section V Article 9
− Surface Preparation − Equipment − Section I, VIII, Div. 1 & B31.1 Refs.
− Backscatter Indicator − Surface Preparation − Welding Inspection Tools
− Film Identification − Techniques − Sample Visual Examination
− Location Markers · Indication Method Procedure
− Image Quality Indicators (IQI) · Penetrant Removal − Inspection Documentation
· Hole (Plaque) Type − Visual Inspection Acceptance
· Wire Type Application Temperature Range Criteria
− IQI Selection − Material Applicability
− Alternative IQI’s − Calibration NDE Personnel Qualification
− Equivalent Sensitivity − Dye Application Requirements
− IQI Placement − Dwell Time − Volumetric Examination Methods
− Shims − Excess Dye Removal − SNT-TC-1A and CP-189
− Calibration of Densitometers − Developer Application − Other National /International
− Calibration of Comparison Film − Developing Time Standards
Strips − Light Levels
− Film Setups − Interpreting Indications Surface Examination Methods
− Evaluation of Flaws
Geometric Unsharpness − Acceptance Criteria PT Examiner – Section I
− Documentation
Film Density Variation VT Examiner – ASME 31.1
Magnetic Particle Examination (MT)
Evaluation and Documentation − Essential Variables
− Radiographic Technique Sheet − Surface Preparation
− Radiographic Review Form − Equipment
− Techniques
Digital Image Acquisition · Visible vs. Fluorescent
· Wet or Dry
Digital Image Radiography · AC, DC or Permanent Magnet
− Calibration
Phosphor Imaging Plate RT − Field Strength Indication
− Light Levels
Ultrasonic Examination (UT) − Interpreting Indications
− Essential Variables − Visible, Ultraviolet and Alternative
− Nonessential Variables · Wavelength Light Sources
− Calibration Block Requirements − Evaluation of Flaws
− Time of Flight Diffraction (TOFD) − Acceptance Criteria
− Phased Array Techniques − Documentation
− Evaluation and Documentation

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