MT · Levels I & II

Magnetic particle testing training online

Self-paced online training with voiced lessons, hands-on 3-D practice and lifetime access.

Built to ANSI/ASNT CP-105-2024 MT Topical Outlines

NDTAcademy.com, LLC, 507 Lane Ave North, Jacksonville, FL 32254

Eligible to submit toward AWS CWI 9-year recertification under QC1 Section 16. PDH documentation for AWS QC1 Section 16. How NDT hours map to PDHs

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About this course

Magnetic Particle Testing training covers magnetization theory, yokes and wet horizontal benches, continuous and residual methods, field indicators and quality control, and evaluation of indications per E1444 and common industry specifications.

For technicians learning to inspect ferromagnetic parts in aerospace overhaul, automotive work, and steel fabrication. Review the formal training with your employer or Responsible Level III as part of your qualification plan.

Formal training

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Formal training is recorded while you are actively working in a lesson. Idle time and hidden tabs pause the clock. The training record is exportable for your employer's written practice.

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Review the lesson topics below with your employer or responsible Level III to confirm this course fits your training requirements. Get the employer review packet.

Curriculum

What you'll learn

Level I

Foundational training in magnetic particle testing covering magnetism theory, circular and longitudinal magnetization, inspection materials, equipment, demagnetization, discontinuity origins, and the interpretation and documentation of indications. Structured to the ANSI/ASNT CP-105-2024 MT Level I topical outline with expanded hands-on technique practice to satisfy NAS 410 hour requirements.

01

Introduction to Magnetic Particle Testing

1.0 Introduction
History and Purpose of NDT and MTvideodiagramnarration
Certification and the MT Process Overviewvideodiagram
Advantages, Limitations, and Terminologynarrationreference
MODULE QUIZ
02

Principles of Magnets and Magnetic Fields

2.0 Principles of Magnets and Magnetic Fields
Theory of Magnetic Fieldsvideointeractivediagram
Theory of Magnetism: Domains, Materials, and Fluxvideodiagramsimulation
Field Properties, Flux Leakage, and Hysteresisdiagraminteractive
MODULE QUIZ
03

Material Preparation and Discontinuities

3.0 Material Preparation and Discontinuities
Component Preparation and Precleaningvideoreference
Coatings and Surface/Subsurface Discontinuitiesdiagramvideo
MODULE QUIZ
04

Magnetization Techniques and Field Sources

4.0 Circular Magnetism; 5.0 Longitudinal Magnetism; 6.0 Sources of Magnetic Fields
Circular Magnetizationvideointeractivediagram
Longitudinal Magnetizationvideodiagramsimulation
Sources of Magnetic Fields and Magnetizing Currentnarrationdiagram
Technique Practice: Choosing and Applying Field Directionsimulationinteractive
MODULE QUIZ
05

Inspection Materials, Demagnetization, and Equipment

7.0 Inspection Materials; 8.0 Principles of Demagnetization; 9.0 Equipment
Inspection Materials: Wet and Dry Particlesvideoreference
Principles of Demagnetizationvideodiagraminteractive
Equipment Selection and Typesvideodiagram
Light Sources, Field Measurement, and Consumablesvideointeractivereference
MT Equipment and Process Verification Labinteractivediagramreference
MODULE QUIZ
06

Method Selection, Discontinuity Origins, and Interpretation

10.0 Selecting Proper Methods of Magnetization; 11.0 Product and Flaw Stages; 12.0 MT Indications and Interpretations
Procedures, Written Instructions, and Industry Standardsreferencenarration
Product and Flaw Stagesvideodiagraminteractive
Indications and Interpretationvideointeractive
Evaluation, Postcleaning, and Documentation Workshopsimulationreference
MODULE QUIZ
FINAL EXAM

Level II

Advanced magnetic particle testing covering flux theory and current calculations, magnetization technique selection, demagnetization, equipment capabilities, discontinuity recognition in product forms, interpretation and evaluation, procedure development, and process quality control. Structured to the ANSI/ASNT CP-105-2024 MT Level II topical outline with additional applied workshops to satisfy NAS 410 hour requirements.

01

Level I Review

1.0 Review
Principles, Process, and Equipment Reviewvideointeractive
Terminology, Test Factors, Safety, and Certificationnarrationreference
MODULE QUIZ
02

Advanced Principles and Magnetization by Electric Current

2.0 Principles (2.1-2.5)
Flux Theory and Current Calculationsvideointeractivediagram
Magnetism Behavior and Flux Fields from DC, Pulsed DC, and ACvideosimulationdiagram
Effects of Discontinuities on Materialsnarrationdiagram
Circular and Longitudinal Magnetization Techniquesvideointeractivediagramreference
MODULE QUIZ
03

Method Selection and Demagnetization

2.6 Selecting the Proper Method of Magnetization; 3.0 Principles of Demagnetization
Selecting the Proper Method of Magnetizationdiagramnarration
Demagnetization Principles, Methods, and Verificationvideointeractive
Applied Technique Workshop: Magnetization Planningsimulationreference
Level II Magnetization Planning and Verification Practicalinteractivediagramreference
MODULE QUIZ
04

Equipment, Materials, and Light Sources

4.0 Equipment
Portable, Mobile, and Stationary Equipmentvideodiagram
Multidirectional Equipment, Liquids, and Powdersvideosimulation
Light Sources, Measurement, and Safetyvideoreference
MODULE QUIZ
05

Discontinuities, Interpretation, Procedures, and Quality Control

5.0 Types of Discontinuities; 6.0 MT Indications and Interpretations; 7.0 Procedure Development; 8.0 Quality Control of Equipment and Processes
Types of Discontinuities by Product Formvideointeractive
Indications, Interpretation, and Evaluationsimulationvideoreference
Procedure Developmentvideoreferenceinteractive
Quality Control of Equipment and Processesvideosimulationreference
Writing the MT Procedure: Required Contentvideoreferenceinteractive
MT Indication Recognition and Evaluation Labinteractivediagram
MODULE QUIZ
FINAL EXAM

Questions about Magnetic Particle Testing

What materials can magnetic particle testing inspect?

MT is used on ferromagnetic materials. The course explains magnetization, field direction, particle application and indication evaluation so you can understand both the method's uses and its limitations.

How is MT different from liquid penetrant testing?

MT relies on a magnetic field and ferromagnetic material. PT relies on penetrant entering discontinuities open to the surface of suitable nonporous materials. Choose the method required by the part, specification and employer's procedure.

Does online MT training replace practical qualification?

The course provides formal instruction and records of completion. Your employer determines equipment-specific practice, experience, examinations and certification under its written practice.

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