Anodic etching non-destructive testing method

Anodic etching is both a chemical process and a non-destructive testing (NDT) method that is deployed for inspection to detect grain structure, grain size, inclusions, surface breaking defects, and segregation problems such as white spots. It also serves the purpose of removing interfering material as a preparation for subsequent Fluorescent Penetrant Inspection (FPI) for stainless steels and nickel based materials.

 

MTC anodic etching laboratory inspection services

JVIDÊÓƵ has a complete in-house capability that offers high quality anodic etching processing facilities and the expertise for designing associated fixtures, which is a critical element in the proper application of anodic etch processing.

JVIDÊÓƵ provides anodic etching related services for the following specifications:

  • MTV 224
  • CEIM-1
  • EIM Code 1
  • RPS 674

Anodic etching processes can be applied to a variety of mechanical and industrial standard equipment parts, including spacers, seals, shafts, hubs, rings, plates, blades, vanes, discs, knife edge seals, seal fins, nozzle guide vanes, compressor discs, compressor blades, turbine discs, turbine blades, and other nickel alloy parts within the hot sections of gas turbine aircraft engines, critical rotating parts, and similar applications.

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