Eddy Current Testing (ET) is used to measure the conductivity of a material. Changes in the conductivity can indicate discontinuities or deviations in the material structure. A coil is used to introduce a magnetic field into the material. This creates so called eddy currents. The intensity of these currents is a measure for the conductivity and detected variations can indicate discontinuities such as crack in the surface and near sub-surface.
| Level 2 | 11 days |
| Level 3 after level 2 | 6 days |
| Level 3 directly | 17 days |
1 day theory (ISO 9712 and ASNT)
1 day practical
MME Group has an accredited examination centre. That’s why an in-house examination by Hobéon SKO is possible at the end of the course in accordance with NEN-EN ISO 9712.
According to ISO 9712 and / or ASNT
(Unless indicated otherwise, all NDT courses are taught in Dutch. Please contact us if you are interested in courses in English)
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Start date: 05 October 2020
End date: 16 October 2020
Theory exam: 19 October 2020
Practical exam: 20 October 2020