Udemy - Radiographic Testing (RT) - NDT Level I and II Training

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Udemy - Radiographic Testing (RT) - NDT Level I and II Training (Size: 3.5 GB)
  1 -RT – Iridium-192 Source.mp4 146.5 MB
  10 -RT – Production of Radioactive Sources.mp4 162.9 MB
  11 -RT – Effects of Radiation Exposure.mp4 242.9 MB
  12 -RT – Important Audit Points.mp4 241.8 MB
  13 -RT – ASME Code Overview (Part 1).mp4 364.8 MB
  14 -RT – ASME Code Techniques (Part 2).mp4 107.4 MB
  15 -RT – Radioactive Decay Chart.mp4 203.2 MB
  2 -RT – X-Ray Source.mp4 325.8 MB
  3 -RT – Radiographic Techniques.mp4 291.9 MB
  4 -RT – Radiation Safety Devices (Part 1).mp4 202.8 MB
  5 -RT – Radiation Safety Devices (Part 2).mp4 192.4 MB
  6 -RT – Radiation Fundamentals.mp4 460.2 MB
  7 -RT – Radiation Measurement Instruments.mp4 222.7 MB
  8 -RT – Film Processing Techniques.mp4 221.6 MB
  9 -RT – Exposure Time Calculation.mp4 149.3 MB
  Bonus Resources.txt 102.4 B
  Get Bonus Downloads Here.url 204.8 B
  ▲ 17 total files

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Radiographic Testing (RT) – NDT Level I & II Training

https://WebToolTip.com

Published 6/2025
MP4 | Video: h264, 1280x720 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Language: English | Duration: 4h 41m | Size: 3.45 GB

Master radiographic testing techniques, X-ray/Gamma principles, film interpretation, and ASME code as per Level I & II.

What you'll learn
Understand the basic principles of Radiographic Testing and how radiation is used for internal defect detection.
Learn how to handle X-ray and gamma ray equipment safely and effectively during RT inspections.
Interpret radiographic film/images and identify common types of defects in welds and materials.
Understand key RT terms, exposure techniques, film processing, and applicable codes and standards.

Requirements
No previous experience in Radiographic Testing is required — the course is beginner-friendly.
Basic understanding of NDT or industrial safety is helpful, but not mandatory.
Access to RT equipment (for practical exposure) is useful but not necessary for theory-based learning.
Willingness to learn about radiation safety, inspection techniques, and quality control practices.