Eddycurrent Testing Level 1 Constantia Kloof

Eddy Current Testing (ET) is a leading NDT method that utilises electromagnetic fields to detect surface and subsurface defects in conductive materials. This advanced technique is in high demand within critical industries. In the aerospace field it plays a vital role in ensuring the structural integrity of aircraft components, for eg. In the oil and gas industry it is widely used on oil rigs for inspecting pipelines and other crucial equipment.

Important Note: A strong foundation in science and mathematics is recommended for a successful understanding of ET principles.

What you’ll learn in an Eddy Current Testing (On Demand) course:

• Electromagnetism Fundamentals: Grasp the core concepts of electromagnetism and how they influence ET inspections.
• Eddy Current Generation and Induction: Learn how electromagnetic fields are generated and how they induce eddy currents within conductive materials.
• Flaw Detection and Analysis: Understand how eddy currents interact with defects and how to interpret ET signals to identify various flaw types.
• Probe Selection and Techniques: Explore different eddy current probe types and master proper inspection techniques for optimal results.
• Data Analysis and Reporting: Develop the skills to analyse ET data, generate clear reports, and interpret inspection findings.

Duration

• Level 1: 2 weeks (including EOC exam)

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