Approximation of crack depth using dye penetrant and magnetic particle inspection

Non-Destructive Testing methods able to identify a defect on a component. In the industry, a component with defect will be rectified if the defect is found within tolerance. The challenge of this project is to find the approximation of defect depth using liquid penetrant and magnetic particle testin...

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Main Author: Muhammad Nazrin Jumahat
Other Authors: Wong, Brian Stephen
Format: Final Year Project
Language:English
Published: 2017
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spelling sg-ntu-dr.10356-721572023-03-04T18:37:06Z Approximation of crack depth using dye penetrant and magnetic particle inspection Muhammad Nazrin Jumahat Wong, Brian Stephen School of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering DRNTU::Engineering::Mechanical engineering Non-Destructive Testing methods able to identify a defect on a component. In the industry, a component with defect will be rectified if the defect is found within tolerance. The challenge of this project is to find the approximation of defect depth using liquid penetrant and magnetic particle testing. A total of four different specimens were used in this experiment. There are four stages were carried out in this experiment which are inspection, Image J software, cutting and measuring of specimen and analysed data. With colour intensity of penetrant, using Image J software, allows to find the relation of grayscale value and defect depth. Three trials of analysed data were performed to find the best approach to find approximation of defect depth. Results able to find approximate depth with deviation from actual defect depth. Bachelor of Engineering (Mechanical Engineering) 2017-05-29T05:40:37Z 2017-05-29T05:40:37Z 2017 Final Year Project (FYP) http://hdl.handle.net/10356/72157 en Nanyang Technological University 68 p. application/pdf
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Muhammad Nazrin Jumahat
Approximation of crack depth using dye penetrant and magnetic particle inspection
description Non-Destructive Testing methods able to identify a defect on a component. In the industry, a component with defect will be rectified if the defect is found within tolerance. The challenge of this project is to find the approximation of defect depth using liquid penetrant and magnetic particle testing. A total of four different specimens were used in this experiment. There are four stages were carried out in this experiment which are inspection, Image J software, cutting and measuring of specimen and analysed data. With colour intensity of penetrant, using Image J software, allows to find the relation of grayscale value and defect depth. Three trials of analysed data were performed to find the best approach to find approximation of defect depth. Results able to find approximate depth with deviation from actual defect depth.
author2 Wong, Brian Stephen
author_facet Wong, Brian Stephen
Muhammad Nazrin Jumahat
format Final Year Project
author Muhammad Nazrin Jumahat
author_sort Muhammad Nazrin Jumahat
title Approximation of crack depth using dye penetrant and magnetic particle inspection
title_short Approximation of crack depth using dye penetrant and magnetic particle inspection
title_full Approximation of crack depth using dye penetrant and magnetic particle inspection
title_fullStr Approximation of crack depth using dye penetrant and magnetic particle inspection
title_full_unstemmed Approximation of crack depth using dye penetrant and magnetic particle inspection
title_sort approximation of crack depth using dye penetrant and magnetic particle inspection
publishDate 2017
url http://hdl.handle.net/10356/72157
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