Send Page To a Friend Welding Inspection Methods for Electron Beam Machining & Laser Welding Visual, Vacuum & Pressure Inspection & Testing Methods of Welds and Materials includes: Section, Polish, Etch Microscopic analysis Tensile and Bend tests Chemical Composition Hazardous and Micro hazardous Radiography Ultrasonic Leak and Pressure weld testing Click to view larger image Microscopic view of an edge weld on on anenoid capsule Return to Top Click to view larger image Visual examination of turbo charger weld Return to Top Click to view larger image GTAW welds are subject to penetrate and x-ray examination for these pressure vessels. Return to Top Click to view larger image Sealed, welded components are placed in this "bomb" pressure vessel for several hours in a Helium atmosphere. At the end of this "soak", they are placed in a Helium Leak Detector which will detect if there is any leakage indicated by the presence of Helium leaking out of the component. Return to Top Click to view larger image A Helium Leak Detector with a sensitivity in the 1X10-10 std cc/sec range. The machine has a built-in standard leak, traceable to National Standards which allows Electron Beam Engineering to certify all parts requiring hermetic sealing and leak testing. Return to Top Welding inspection and testing is vital to the overall weld quality assurance of your component or part .Welding inspection and testing assures weldments are properly machined, ensuring that the weldment performs precisely as specified.
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