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ASNT Houston is a premier training and education facility equipped with cutting-edge labs, hands-on learning tools, and expert instructors, it serves as a central hub for NDT training, certification, and development.
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Public Review Open: New ASNT Standard on AI/ML in NDT
ASNT invites public comment on its new standard, Use of AI/ML for NDT/E Applications, now available for review through 14 July, 2025.
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ASNT Houston is a premier training and education facility equipped with cutting-edge labs, hands-on learning tools, and expert instructors, it serves as a central hub for NDT training, certification, and development.
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ACFM is an electromagnetic nondestructive testing technique that provides one pass inspection and capable of detecting and sizing surface or near surface breaking cracks in metals. The technique is suited for inspecting painted welded structures without removing the paint.
A modern ACFM inspection system comprises a field inducing probe with state of art low noise analogue electronics coupled with a built-in control system and easy to use Microsoft Windows based analysis software. The use of mathematical models to predict crack size. The models predict how electromagnetic fields are affected by the presence of breaking fatigue crack.
Advantages of ACFM technique in comparison to magnetic particle and eddy current NDT inspection techniques:
The ability to detect defects through 0.1-0.2 in. (2.5-5mm) thick or more of non-conductive coating.
The ability to obtain depth information on cracks up to 1 in. (25mm) deep.
Certain ASNT courses offer NDT Level III recertification points or IACET Continuing Education Units (CEUs), recognizing your ongoing learning and helping maintain certifications and stay competitive in the field.
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Certain ASNT courses offer participants the opportunity to earn NDT Level III recertification points or IACET Continuing Education Units (CEUs). These credits ensure that your commitment to continuous learning is recognized, helping you maintain your certifications and stay competitive in the field.
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