Radiographic Interpretation -   
Description
NOTE: EN 473 RULES REQUIRE PROOF OF 56 HOURS TRAINING, HOWEVER THE ARL COURSE SUPPORTED BY 16 HOURS IN ASSOCIATION WITH READING THE GE RADIOGRAPHIC HANDBOOK WILL COMPLY. THIS BOOK IS ISSUED AS PART OF THE COURSE PACKAGE. (WE CAN PROVIDE 2 ADDITIONAL DAYS PRACTICAL WORK IF REQUIRED AS AN ALTERNATIVE BY THE CLIENT BY ARRANGEMENT)

This is a course suitable for all who require an in-depth knowledge of the radiographic interpretation of welds. The course concentrates on the identification of weld defects, assessment of radiographic quality and sentencing to example specifications. All information necessary for candidates attempting PCN or ASNT radiographic interpreters examinations is issued.

 

Course content:
  • Properties and production of X and gamma rays
  • The formation of a latent image
  • Radiographic film
  • Development/processing
  • Practical exercises cover:
  • Identification of weld types
  • Identification of weld defects
  • Assessment and measurement of
  • radiographic quality
  • Sentencing to specifications
  • Image quality
  • Radiographic techniques
  • Weld technology
  • Interpretation of radiographs
  • Specifications
Pre-requisites for attending this course:
    None. If attempting a PCN examination the requirements of PCN/GEN must be met. If attempting an ASNT examination the requirements of your company's written practice must be met.
Examination Booking:
    Contact Northern Test Centre: 01709 550999
Special Notes
    PCN points per half day training = 5 covering CP16 requirements. Practical samples are also available at 2 points per successful sample. Please ensure your relevant log sheet is completed after training.