Non-Destructive Inspection NDI Evaluation Checklist Written Procedures for Radiographic
Radiography uses radiation energy to detect variations in x-ray attenuation in the object under test and can be used to detect inclusions, voids, cracks, and changes in geometry or material properties.
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Two types of radiation energy are typically used by the aviation industry: x-rays which are produced by electronic generators; and, gamma rays which are produced by isotope sources. Radiography can be used to inspect most materials for both surface and internal flaws but the orientation of flaw and source is critical. During certification, written procedures should be required, which are applicable to the part or group of parts being tested. During audit/evaluation and surveillance the adherence to the procedures should be verified. The NDI evaluation checklist app is a tool to be used in certification, audit/evaluation, and surveillance of nondestructive testing facilities. This checklist is designed to provide a standardized approach to evaluate an NDI facility. The checklist is intended to be a tool to be used in preparation for the evaluation of NDI facilities. It is not intended to be used as a checkoff form during on-site visits. The Non-Destructive Inspection NDI Evaluation Checklist Written Procedures for Radiographic mobile app allows you to replace your paper inspection with an Android, iPhone, tablet or Windows desktop computer. The mobile form includes fields to document items such as facility name and address, certificate number, principal contact, type of inspection performed and date of evaluation. Once the mobile app is filled out a secure PDF is generated. The PDF is easy to share, and a copy is stored in your account for your NDT non-destructive testing records. You can also use the App Builder to personalize and customize this mobile form.
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