Welding inspection is a critical process in various industries to ensure that welded joints meet specified quality standards and safety requirements. This process involves evaluating the integrity of welds through various inspection methods and techniques, which can be classified into destructive (DT) and non-destructive testing (NDT).
The most basic and widely used method, where inspectors examine welds for surface defects using the naked eye or magnifying tools for defect detection and providing the visual inspection report for all industries.
The most important document for ensuring the quality of the welding process and welders is the WPQR and WQT
Involves testing samples until failure to assess the weld’s mechanical properties, such as tensile strength and ductility
issuing the conformity certificates for WPQRs according to recognized standards such as ISO 15614
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