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Mark Sabolik
801-942-0212
6865 South Greendale Rd.
Salt Lake City, Utah 84121

mjms77577@netscape.net
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Questions regarding certification and training
The most often asked question is "Am I certified after taking this training program."
Certification in nondestructive testing in the United States as a Level I or Level II requires testing by a Level III. A technician would need to take a general, specific and practical examination with a minimum average score required from all three examinations. Some companies who offer on-line training will provide a "limited certificate" but you will not be certified to perform any testing where you would be qualified to accept or reject parts or components.
In order to become certified, you would need to have work experience in the specific nondestructive testing method. This can range from a few hundred hours to over one thousand hours.
Hundreds of companies are using these programs as initial training in a short term training course or as refresher training. The training requirements should be researched and verified by the Instructor or Level III who is the responsible party.
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Liquid Penetrant Testing I & II

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The liquid penetrant testing program is over 800 pages with over 225 pictures and diagrams. This progam contains text audio and video. At the end of the theory chapters, a practice quiz is included. If an incorrect answer is selected, the program will link the student to the proper page for review. A final test random test ranging from 10 to 220 questions is included. All incorrect answers can be reviewed Chapters include the following:

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Manufacturing Processes

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Pre-cleaning Post-cleaning

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Theory of Liquid Penetrants

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Application of Penetrant

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Drying and Developing

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Evaluation & Interpretation

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Support Equipment

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Material Safety Data Sheets

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Solvent Removable Visible Penetrant

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Solvent Removable Fluorescent Penetrant

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Water Washable Fluorescent Penetrant

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Fluorescent Post Emulsified Penetrant

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Practice Final



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Magnetic Particle Testing I & II

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The magnetic particle program is over 1,000 pages in length and includes over 200 pictures and diagrams video and text audio. At the end of each chapter, a practice quiz is included. If the incorrect answer is selected, the program automatically links the student to the proper page for review. The final exam consists of 250 questions from the entire program. which will allow a review of all incorrect answers. A magnetic particle testing procedure is included allowing the student to answer fifty multiple choice questions. Chapters include the following:

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Manufacturing Processes

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Theory of Magnetism

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Current Requirements

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Demagnetization Methods

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Support Equipment

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Particle Application

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Pre-cleaning Post-cleaning

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Evaluation and Interpretation

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Contour Probes

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Portable Equipment

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Mobile Equipment

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Stationary Equipment

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Multi-directional Equipment

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Specific Test

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Final General Test



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Eddy Current Applications

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The eddy current program is approximately 250 pages introducing the student to the basic theory of eddy currents and impedance plane diagrams. This program explains the variables involved in the inspection of aircraft related componenets using impedance plane eddy current machine. This program contains video of a variety of testing techniques. Chapters include the following:

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Electricity Basics

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Conductivity Curves

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Frequency & Conductivity

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Nonconductive Coatings

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Cladding and Plating

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Conductivity Sorting

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Sliding Probe Calibration

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Crack Detection

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Inspection of Aluminum Aircraft Rims



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Eddy Current Theory

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The Eddy Current program is over 500 pages with over 225 pictures and diagrams. This progam contains text audio and video. At the end of the theory chapters, a practice quiz is included. If an incorrect answer is selected, the program will link the student to the proper page for review. A final test random test ranging from 10 to 180 questions is included. All incorrect answers can be reviewed Chapters include the following:

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Chpt 1 Introduction to Eddy Currents

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Chpt 2 Magnetism and Current

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Chpt 3 Voltage & Current Induction

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Chpt 4 Impedance Diagrams

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Chpt 5 Eddy Current Variables

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Chpt 6 Test Systems & Subsystems

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Chpt 7 General Applications

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Chpt 8 Reference Standards

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Chpt 9 Tubing Inspection



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Film Interpretation of Welding Defects

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The radiographic film interpretation program is a 540 page program with over 300 weld-related defects, images and film artifacts. It introduces the student to the basic weld configuration with the location of the defect in the weld profile.



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Radiography Theory

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The Radiography Theory program is over 900 pages in length and includes over 250 pictures and diagrams video and text audio. At the end of each chapter, a practice quiz is included. If the incorrect answer is selected, the program automatically links the student to the proper page for review. The final exam consists of 20-200 questions from the entire program. which will allow a review of all incorrect answers.

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Chpt 1 Properties of Matter, Isotopes

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Chpt 2 Biological Effects

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Chpt 3 Radioactive Material

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Chpt 4 Radiation Detection Devices

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Chpt 5 Dose = Dose Rate x Time

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Chpt 6 Inverse Square Law

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Chpt 7 X-ray Machines

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Chpt 8 Radioisotopes

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Chpt 9 Records, Boundaries, ALARA

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Chpt 10 State and Federal Regulations

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Chpt 11 Storage & Shipment

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Chpt 12 Emergency Procedures

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Chpt 13 Fluoroscopic Techniques

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Chpt 14 Geometric Unsharpness

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Chpt 15 Films, Screens, Handling

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Chpt 16 Radiographs

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Chpt 17 Radiographic Image Quality



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Radiographic Applications

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The radiographic applications program is approximately 890 pages with video. It contains over 700 pictures and graphs with over 200 practice problems and calculations. Chapter include the following:

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X-ray Equipment

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Utilization & Inspection Log

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Working with Ir 192

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Working with Co 60

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Milliamperage Calculations

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Distance Calculations

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Density Calculations

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Material Change Calculations

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Film Change Calculations

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H & D Curve

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Making an Exposure Chart

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Geometric Unsharpness

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IQI Selection

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Film Identification

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Radiographs (Plate)

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Radiographs (Superimposed)

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Radiographs (Elliptical)

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Multiple Load Techniques

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Film Storage & Loading

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Manual Film Developing

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Measuring Film Density

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Basic Film Interpretation



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Radiation Safety Training

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The Radiation Safety Program is over 800 pages in length and includes over 250 pictures and diagrams video and text audio. At the end of each chapter, a practice quiz is included. If the incorrect answer is selected, the program automatically links the student to the proper page for review. The final exam consists of 20 200 questions from the entire program. which will allow a review of all incorrect answers.

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Chpt 1 History, Properties, Isotopes

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Chpt 2 Radiation and Biological Effects

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Chpt 3 Radiation Materials

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Chpt 4 Radiation Detection Devices

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Chpt 5 Dose, Time, Distance, Shielding

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Chpt 6 Inverse Square Law

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Chpt 7 X-ray Machines and Safety

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Chpt 8 Radiographic Cameras

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Chpt 9 Records, Boundaries, ALARA

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Chpt 10 State & Federal Regulations

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Chpt 11 Storage & Shipment

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Chpt 12 Emergency Procedures

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Chpt 13 Incidents & Enforcement

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Chpt 14 Practice Calculations



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200 Radiation Safety Questions

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These radiation safety practice questions will help prepare the individual for the IRRSP tests required by the Nuclear Regulatory Commision. Random tests can be taken which range from 10 to 250 questions. All missed answers can be reviewed.



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Ultrasonic Applications to AWS D1.1

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This program contains over 300 pictures and diagrams teaching the student basic calibration techniques and testing a weld to AWS D1.1-2000 code. Chapters include the following:

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Calibrating with an IIW, DSC & Miniature Calibratin Block

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Testing a weld to AWS D1.1-2000

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Filling out form D-11

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Ultrasonic Equipment Qualification

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Reference Standards

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Equipment Qualifications

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Testing Procedures

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Testing Procedures

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Horizontal Linearity Procedure

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dB Accuracy Procedure

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Internal Reflections Procedure

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Straight Beam Testing Procedure (Sizing)

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Angle Beam Testing Procedure (Length)

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Distance and Area Amplitude Blocks

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Making a Distance Amplitude Curve from a Notched Sample

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Making a Distance Amplitude Curve from Side Drilled Holes

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Making a Distance Amplitude Curve from Flat Bottom Holes

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Practice Specific Examination



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Ultrasonic Calculations

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The ultrasonic calculations program contains over 400 multiple choice problems and includes over 100 step by step examples. Chapters include the following:

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Screen Range

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Determining Wavelength

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Calculating Smallest Defect

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Beam Spread

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Reflection Factors

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Snells Law

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1st Critical Angle

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2nd Critical Angle

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Surface Distance

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1/2 V-path

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Full V-path

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Depth of Defect in 1st Leg

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Depth of Defect in 2nd Leg

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Resonant Frequency

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Curvature of Lens Radius

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Signal to Amplitude Ratios

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dB Ratios

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Near Field



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Ultrasonic Thickness Gauging

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The Ultrasonic Thickness Gauging program is over 400 pages in length and includes over 200 pictures and diagrams video and text audio. At the end of each chapter, a practice quiz is included. If the incorrect answer is selected, the program automatically links the student to the proper page for review. Chapters include the following:

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Chpt 1 Sound Waves

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Chpt 2 Tranducers

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Chpt 3 Near Field

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Chpt 4 Beam Spread

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Chpt 5 Impedance

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Chpt 6 Mode Conversion

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Chpt 7 Thickness Measurements & Variables



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Ultrasonic Theory

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The Ultrasonic Theory program is over 900 pages in length and includes over 400 pictures and diagrams video and text audio. At the end of each chapter, a practice quiz is included. If the incorrect answer is selected, the program automatically links the student to the proper page for review. The final exam consists of 20-200 questions from the entire program. which will allow a review of all incorrect answers.

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Chpt 1 Sound Waves

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Chpt 2 Transducers

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Chpt 3 Near Field

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Chpt 4 Beam Spread

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Chpt 5 Impedance

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Chpt 6 Mode Conversion

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Chpt 7 Instrumentation & Equipment

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Chpt 8 Reference Standards

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Chpt 9 Surface Condition Variables

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Chpt 10 Screen Range Calc.

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Chpt 11 Smallest Defect Calc.

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Chpt 12 Signal Amplitude Calc.

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Chpt 13 dB Calc.

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Chpt 14 Resonant Frequency Calc.

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Chpt 15 Longitudinal Calibration

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Chpt 16 Thickness Gauging Introduction

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Chpt 17 Surface Distance Calc.

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Chpt 18 V-path Calc.

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Chpt 19 V-path Calc.

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Chpt 20 Shear Wave Calibration



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Visual Testing

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The Visual Testing program is approximately 900 pages with over 500 pictures and diagrams. This progam contains text audio and video. At the end of the theory chapters, a practice quiz is included. If an incorrect answer is selected, the program will link the student to the proper page for review. A final test random test ranging from 10 to 200 questions is included. All incorrect answers can be reviewed Chapters include the following:

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Chpt 1 - Uses of Visual Testing

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Chpt 2 - Fundamentals of Visual Testing

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Chpt 3 - Symbols & Diagrams

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Chpt 4 - Welding Processes & App.

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Chpt 5 - Aids in Visual Inspection

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Chpt 6 - Calipers & Micrometers

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Chpt 7 - Remote Visual Inspection

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Chpt 8 - Base Material Discontinuities

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Chpt 9 Welding Discontinuities

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Chpt 10 Other Methods

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Chpt 11 Documentation



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