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Visual Inspection is one of the most widely used Non-Destructive Testing methods for the detection of discontinuities before they cause major problems, e.g. poor welding, surface defects, corrosion pits, general condition, degradation, blockages and foreign materials.
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Visual inspection is commonly used for quality control and can be manual or automated using machine vision. Manual inspection relies on human vision using light and the eyes to examine products for defects. It is applicable to many materials and can check for dimensional accuracy, discontinuities, fit and wear. Automated inspection uses machine vision systems for rapid, consistent inspection of specific component details in production applications. Both methods are affected by lighting, detector quality, data processing ability, and training level.
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1. The document discusses visual inspection as a non-destructive testing method for detecting discontinuities before they cause major problems.
2. It describes visual inspection using the naked eye as direct unaided visual testing, and using optical aids like magnifying glasses as direct aided visual testing.
3. Factors that can affect visual inspection are discussed, including surface condition, physical conditions, environmental factors, and mental fatigue.
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