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 Posted on Fri Dec 19, 2008 7:55 pm by bisinghai |
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Hurry..Grab your seats Now! Limited Seats Only!
API 510, 570, 576, 563, The Inspector Writes ... in Feb/Mar 2009
Early Bird Package is entitled for Registration with Payment received by 31st December 2008.
All our courses are PSMB/HRDF Claimable. Brochures are downloadable from our website.
* The Inspector Writes (5 6 Feb 2009) @ 20 Seats Left! (ONLY ONCE in Year 2009)
* API 653 Certification Preparation (9 15 Feb 2009) @ 19 Seats Left! (ONLY ONCE in Year 2009)
* API 570 Certification Preparation (16 22 Feb 2009) @ 11 Seats Left! (ONLY ONCE in Year 2009)
* API 510 Certification Preparation (23 Feb 1 Mar 2009) @ 20 Seats Left!
* API 576 Inspection of Pressure-Relieving Devices (2 3 Mar 2009)
The Inspector Writes
5th - 6th February 2009 (2 days)
Synopsis:-
Improve Your Writing in Two Days - This class is a MUST for pressure-equipment personnel working in any petro-, chemical- or industrial facility. TECHNICAL WRITING is one of the most important skills required for those in our industry. What makes this class different from other technical writing classes? This course covers Technical Writings Seven Basic Rules. All class examples and exercises will be applicable to the pressure equipment discipline.
Topics Covered:-
1) Gain a better understanding of why technical writing skills are important to your success
2) Understand the purpose and relationship of basic inspection records
3) Review 7 Basic Laws important to all technical writing.
4) Develop a standardized format for a vessel internal inspection.
5) Develop a standardized format for failure report
6) Critique an inspection narrative(s)
7) Critique a repair recommendation(s)
API 653 Certification Preparation
9th - 15th February 2009 (7 days)
Synopsis:-
This course gives a broad knowledge about Storage Tanks and prepares students for the API 653 exam. The course is an intensive one-week course with a special emphasis on the use of the related codes and calculations.
Participants learn how to successfully use these codes:
* API 653 Tank Inspection Code
* API 575 Inspection of Tanks
* API 650 Tank Fabrication
* API 651 Cathodic Protection
* API 652 Lining of Tank Bottoms
* ASME B&PV Section V Non-Destructive Examination
* ASME B&PV Section IX Welding Qualifications
Review and Evaluation
- WPQ (Welder Performance Qualification)
- WPS (Welding Procedure Specification) & the associated PQR (Procedure Qualification Record)
API 570 Certification Preparation
16th - 22nd February 2009 (7 days)
Synopsis:-
This course gives a broad knowledge about In-Service Piping Systems and prepares students for the API 570 exam. The course is an intensive one-week course with a special emphasis on the use of the related codes and calculations.
Participants learn how to successfully use these codes:
* API 570 Piping Inspection Code (Section 1 to 9)
* API 571 Damage Mechanisms in the Refinery Industry
* API 574 Inspection of Piping Components
* API 577 Welding Inspection & Metallurgy
* API 578 Material Verification Program
* ASME B16.5 Flanges & Flanged Fittings
* ASME B31.3 Process Piping Fabrication
* ASME B31.3 Calculations & Charts
* ASME B&PV Section V Non-Destructive Examination
* ASME B&PV Section IX Welding Qualifications
Review and Evaluation
- WPQ (Welder Performance Qualification)
- WPS (Welding Procedure Specification) & the associated PQR (Procedure Qualification Record)
API 510 Certification Preparation
23rd February - 1st March 2009 (7 days)
Synopsis:-
This course gives a broad knowledge about Pressure VesselMaintenance Inspection, Rating, Repair and Alternation and prepares students for the API 510 exam. The course is an intensive one-week course with a special emphasis on the use of the related codes and calculations.
Participants learn how to successfully use these codes:
* API 510 Pressure Vessel Code (Section 1 to 7)
* API 571 Damage Mechanisms in the Refinery Industry
* API 572 Inspection of Pressure Vessels
* API 576 Inspection of Pressure Relieving Devices
* API 577 Welding Inspection & Metallurgy
* ASME B&PV Section V Non-Destructive Examination
* ASME B&PV Section VIII Pressure Vessel Fabrication Code
* ASME B&PV Section VIII Basic Pressure Vessel Calculations & Charts
* ASME B&PV Section IX Welding Qualifications
Review and Evaluation
- WPQ (Welder Performance Qualification)
- WPS (Welding Procedure Specification) & the associated PQR (Procedure Qualification Record)
For further information, please contact Leena / Eileen at 603-7956 5126 / 5139 or email to info@idc-training.com
If you feel that the programs are beneficial, please forward it to your staff, colleagues, friends or relevant personnel. Thank you!
Best regards,
IDC Training House Sdn Bhd
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| Posted on Wed Dec 17, 2008 10:33 pm by bisinghai |
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Hi All,
AIC Services has been invited to quote for the next ABF TurnArounds (TA). The TA schedule for 12th TA is around 20-June-2009 but personnel shall be mobilized 4 months earlier as request by ABF. As for the 13th TA, it is scheduled to be in early September 2010 and the mobilization is also 4 months earlier. Altogether the duration for each TA is about 5 months for 12th TA and 5 ½ months for 13th TA. Detail of the requirements is as per the attached document.
Those interested, please send PM to me for further info and submission of CV.
Many thanks and have a nice day.
Best regards,
James @ bisinghai
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| Posted on Sun Nov 09, 2008 11:44 am by bisinghai |
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Thank You, guys!!!... It was a great nite... simply wonderful... 
Honestly, guys... I was touched to see the turn-out that night... it was not as what I anticipated earlier... it was far beyond that... it was surely an honour for me to be able to meet-up with you all in person... and I am very happy for having this opportunity to get to know you guys better too.. look forward for another session again...
These are the guys... though some have left earlier, so they are not in the picture..
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| Posted on Tue Sep 16, 2008 3:13 pm by bisinghai |
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Dear Honorable Members,
We are glad to inform you all that this portal, www.AsiaInspectionCommunity.com (AIC) will be celebrating its 2nd year soon. This web portal was launched on 11th November 2006 and till to-date (16th Sept, 2008) we have managed to gather a total of 485 registered members. Though, most of our members are inactive but we are optimistic that things will be improving as we move forward. Thank you to you all, for all the supports and contributions to our portal throughout the past years. Thank you to all who have contributed their ideas and opinions over the forum. All ideas and opinions are very much appreciated.
In conjunction to this, the followings have been planned for AIC and all members to commemorate this special event:-
1) AIC Get-Together Event 08
2) AIC 2 years anniversary T-Shirt/F1-Shirt
3) AIC 2 years anniversary Baseball Cap
Though, all these are subjected to feedbacks and responses from all members. We would like all members to suggest a suitable venue and date for our 1st official Get-Together and we would also like our members to propose some designs for the T-Shirt/F1-Shirt and Cap. This can be done over the forum by responding to this topic or by sending me Private Message (PM). We will advise on the cost of each item, once we have them confirmed and finalized.
Thank you very much and optimistically looking forward for feedbacks from you all.
Best regards,
James D R @ bisinghai
www.AsiaInspectionCommunity.com
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| Posted on Mon Apr 30, 2007 7:17 pm by administrators |
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NDT Related Educational Info and Related Sites
Nondestructive Testing
Nondestructive testing is a career field that is relatively obscure in the minds of the general public. The name seems totally self-explanatory, but most NDT professionals can relate to the experience of trying to explain what nondestructive testing means to family members, friends and acquaintances. Most students when considering career options are completely unaware that NDT is a very exciting and rewarding career field.
NDT on Wikipedia
Nondestructive testing (NDT), also called nondestructive evaluation (NDE) and nondestructive inspection (NDI), is testing that does not destroy the test object. NDE is vital for constructing and maintaining all types of components and structures. To detect different defects such as cracking and corrosion, there are different methods of testing available, such as X-ray (where cracks show up on the film) and ultrasound (where cracks show up as an echo blip on the screen)
Introduction to NDT Technologies
An Introduction to Ultrasonic Thickness Gaging
Ultrasonic thickness gaging is a widely used nondestructive test technique for measuring the thickness of a material from one side. Just about anything made out of metal, plastic, composite, ceramic, glass, fiberglass, or rubber can be measured with easy-to-use, hand-held instruments.
# An Introduction to Ultrasonic Flaw Detection
# An Introduction to Ultrasonic Phased Array Technology
Introduction to Radiographic Testing
A section from the NDT Resource Center website, based at Iowa State University. This section provides a detailed introduction to radiography as used in nondestructive testing. Topics include: history and future direction, the physics of radiography, equipment and materials, techniques and calibrations, and advanced techniques (including computed tomography and XRSIM - X-ray Inspection Simulation).
Ultrasonic Testing
This website is provided by the NDT Resource Center. An illustrated tutorial outlining ultrasonic testing is available which includes information on the basic principles, the physics of ultrasound, equipment, techniques and calibration, and also detailed example applications such as rail inspection.
Other NDT Related Resources/Sites:
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#Internet Resources for Nondestructive Testing
#Modern Metal Fatigue Analysis : Calculation of crack propagation and critical crack size.
#Exploring Materials Engineering
#Design to Prevent Fatigue Written by Stephen Endersby February 2006
Under Pressure, Vanadium Won't Turn Down the Volume (March 7, 2007)
Scientists using the Advanced Photon Source have discovered a new change in the form of vanadium, a metal that is extremely important in the industrial world as an additive that makes steel exceptionally strong, resistant to metal fatigue, and ideal for applications such as jet turbine blades that can withstand high speed and abrasion.
# Information & Know-How : JoinIT Technical Information
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The NDT Movie
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