5. Inspection procedure, sequence of operations
The materials and processes used to prepare and clean the surface
prior to inspection must be chosen according to the pollution and
residues present on the surface, due to the manufacture or operation
of the part to be inspected. But also, depending on the material,
so as not to risk corroding, attacking or embrittling it, or affecting
its mechanical characteristics and fatigue life. What's more, no residue
from this operation should remain on the surface, at the risk of reducing
inspection performance (detectability, reliability, etc.).
Mechanical pickling processes (sandblasting, shot blasting, etc.)
can be used, except generally on machined parts or finished parts,
depending on the metal substrate in question, where they can lead...
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