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Re: [MW:20352] What is NON DESTRUCTIVE ELECTRIC TEST

Dear freind,
There is a NDT called Eddy Current testing.
Check especially for pipes which suffices the Hydro test requirement....
regards,
Debasish


On 13 March 2014 04:51, B R Meghwal <br.meghwal@fernas.co.in> wrote:

Hi,

 
When i am passing through some of the ASTM materials standard, e.g A106 / A672 / A333...., i came through word NON DESTRUCTIVE ELECTRIC TEST, can any one define this What is NON DESTRUCTIVE ELECTRIC TEST, how can be differentiated from NDT & NON DESTRUCTIVE ELECTRIC TEST.

 

Your kind response will be highly appreciated.

 

Thanks & regards,

 

B.R.Meghwal
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