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Which method in NDT more sensitive for aviation parts?

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Question added by Majed Hawsawi , HSE Inspector , Aircraft Accessories Components company
Date Posted: 2016/05/15
Ainur Istayev
by Ainur Istayev , Deputy QAQC Manager/Lead Welding engineer , Gate Insaat Taahut ve Ticaret

The dye penetrant testing is most sensitive

Ayman Abdrabalnabi
by Ayman Abdrabalnabi , Lead Auditor/ QA QC Inspector , Weatherford - Saudi Arabia

Ultrasound testing machine (UT). 

Ahmed Ahmed
by Ahmed Ahmed , Safety Engineer , Zotefoams PLC

PT ( Liquid Penetrant Testing) ,UT ( Ultrasonic Testing ) & ET ( Eddy Current Testing) 

Waqih Ashfaque
by Waqih Ashfaque , Inspection Intern , Engro Fertilizers Limited

Liquid Penetrant Test, with flourescent dye and Ultra-sonic flaw detection

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Eddy current method is suitable for aviation industry.

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dye penetrant testing for castingand eddy current for heat exchangers.

Nidheesh  Augustine
by Nidheesh Augustine , QC inspector , AL MANAR EASTERN FACTORY

I think UT and LPT is better option 

Meddi Febiyanto
by Meddi Febiyanto , Senior QAQC Offshore Inspector. , Medco Energi

Aviation part for example is a  airplane body for surface defect you can use Dye Penetrant, Eddy Current Testing, and Ultrasonic Test using shear wave testing.

Mohammed Ghousul islam aanori
by Mohammed Ghousul islam aanori , Quality Control Inspector (QC Inspector) , Air Liquide Middle East Manufacturing RMC FZC(on payroll of EMS)

Eddy current Testing is best suitable for aviation .

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Penetrant Testing With Flourescent method

Khalid Mirza
by Khalid Mirza , Sr. QA QC Manager , Al Fara'a Steel Structure

Fluorescent penetrant inspection (FPI) which nothing a Dry Penetrant inspection is more sensitive for surface defect detection but for detection of internal flaws, UT is much useful as it can detect very small discontinuity  .... but  It is fully depend upon type & metallurgy of spare part which is subjected for inspection.  

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