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Dynamics NDT since 2003.
Dynamics NDT since 2003.
President of Dynamics NDT an expert in the oil and gas industry Dmitriy Zhitenev. He has a unique experience in many countries of the world as an inspector in AE, UT, EC, MT from 2003. Dynamics NDT has NAS410 level 3, ASNT ACCP levels 3 and CWI.
President of Dynamics NDT an expert in the oil and gas industry Dmitriy Zhitenev. He has a unique experience in many countries of the world as an inspector in AE, UT, EC, MT from 2003. Dynamics NDT has NAS410 level 3, ASNT ACCP levels 3 and CWI.
The engineers of Dynamics NDT have vast experience in the field of non-destructive testing and great experience with objects in buildings: One World Trade center, Trump Tower, Rockefeller center, IRS building, APM Terminal NJ, Global Terminal NY, Stepan NJ, Chase building, Bank of America building and others. We do EC test tube in Tri state area( NYC).
The engineers of Dynamics NDT have vast experience in the field of non-destructive testing and great experience with objects in buildings: One World Trade center, Trump Tower, Rockefeller center, IRS building, APM Terminal NJ, Global Terminal NY, Stepan NJ, Chase building, Bank of America building and others. We do EC test tube in Tri state area( NYC).
UT-Ultrasonic Test
UT-Ultrasonic Test
Ultrasound testing uses high-frequency sound waves to penetrate materials. When a flaw such as a crack, void, or inclusion is present, the sound waves reflect differently or are attenuated in a characteristic manner. This allows inspectors to detect flaws that could compromise the structural integrity of rails or other components.
MT-Magnetic Particle
MT-Magnetic Particle
The Magnetic Particle Testing (MPT), also known as Magnetic Particle Inspection (MPI), is a non-destructive testing (NDT) method used to detect surface and near-surface flaws in ferromagnetic materials. This technique is particularly useful for inspecting components such as rails, welds, and other structures in the railway industry.
EC-Eddy Current test tubes Eddyfi system
EC-Eddy Current test tubes Eddyfi system
Eddy current testing, often used to inspect tubes, involves passing an alternating current through a coil to generate changing magnetic fields. These fields induce eddy currents in conductive materials like metal tubes. Here’s how it applies to tube inspection.
Eddy Currents Interaction: Eddy currents create their own magnetic fields, which interact with the primary magnetic field generated by the coil. Any discontinuities or changes in the material (such as cracks, corrosion, or changes in thickness) alter the eddy currents' flow and affect the impedance of the coil.
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