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Magnetic Particle Testing (MT) – Blended Learning Package

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This eLearning training is part of the ‘blended learning’ Magnetic Testing; a mix of eLearning and in-class practical training followed by certification to EN ISO 9712. The online modules can be studied when and where it is most convenient and at your own pace.

The package separates the learning of theoretical concepts from the practical application of the method, coupled with questionnaires focused on the theoretical principles and specific applications related to different product and industrial sectors. 

In addition to the eLearning element of the Magnetic Testing, students will then attend practical classroom training for 2 days followed by certification exam in one of TWI Training facilities. 

Note for candidates wishing to enrol on the MT blended learning course:  
The e-learning modules require time to study. All students needs to plan their study time and complete the online modules (including all assessments) before joining the classroom. It is a mandatory requirement to issue access to the online material no less than 15 calendar days prior to the commencement of the in-class element of the course. There shall be no exception to this requirement, please plan your study to embrace this requirement.

The Magnetic Particle Testing eLearning training courses consists of two main modules, to be completed in the order below:

  • Module 1: Product Technology 
  • Module 2: Magnetic Testing Theory

Each module contains: 

  • Downloadable course notes
  • Pages explaining the underlying theory
  • Self–assessment questionnaires  
  • A coursework section with questions on general and specific theory 
  • A personal tutor assigned to each certification candidate

At the end of your online training phase, by completing the coursework section you will automatically receive your results, which will indicate whether you are ready for the classroom element of the course, or if you need further time to study. 

When you have booked your online training, you will receive an email notification with your login details.  

You will then have 30 days from first login to complete your eLearning course or until the examination date. If there is more than 30 days between the completion of the online element and the classroom attendance, the material you have studied prior to attending the course will become available again for a further period of 15 days and remain available until the certification examination so that you can get yourself ready before coming to one of our training centres.

Module 1: Product Technology

 

  • Lesson 1 - Common Discontinuities
    Describes the main types of discontinuities that can occur in metallic products
  • Lesson 2 - Basic Steel Metallurgy
    Basic insight into the metallurgy of steel, and how its mechanical properties can be modified by alloying and heat treatment
  • Lesson 3 - Steel Making
    Follows the steel making process, from the blast furnace to the preparation of steel for casting
  • Lesson 4 - Casting
    Outlines some common methods that are used to cast metals, and the types of defects that can occur
  • Lesson 5 - Wrought Products
    Outlines some common wrought processes, and the types of defects that can occur
  • Lesson 6 – Welding
    Outlines the main arc welding processes, features of a weld, and types of welding defects.
 

Module 2: Magnetic Testing (MT) Theory


  • Lesson 1 - Principles of MT
    The basic principles of magnetism and how magnetic particle testing works

  • Lesson 2 - Methods of Magnetisation
    The portable and fixed equipment that is used to magnetise test specimens
  • Lesson 3 - MT Detecting Media and Equipment
    Describing the inks, powders and other equipment that is used in the MT process
  • Lesson 4 - MT Techniques
    Outlines the techniques, current waveforms, and demagnetisation methods used in MT
  • Lesson 5 – Assessing Magnetising Force and Amperage
    Outlines the methods used to assess whether magnetising force and amperage is adequate for the magnetising method used


In order to fully access the distance learning material, you will need the following minimum system requirements:

  • Latest version of your web browser of choice (if possible) will provide the best experience
  • Recommended internet speed: at least 0.5 Mbps 
  • Display resolution : minimum 1024x768

Ideal for use on desktops or tablets.