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NDT Range Strengthened With Three New Products

NDT Range Strengthened With Three New Products colour contrast process penetrants, is the Checkmor C System. This set of products can be used to test surfaces up NDT Range to 200°C. This makes it ideal for use in a number of processes including sequential welding and testing plant while it is in Strengthened With use. Castrol has been at the forefront of NDT for 50 years, constantly innovating Three New Products to meet and anticipate the needs of the marketplace. Its range of penetrants is particularly comprehensive, covering all of the in the aerospace industry. CASTROL continues to demonstrate normal penetrant processes and levels innovation in the field of Non Destructive The Castrol MFH 250 is an easy-to- of sensitivity. Special materials, including Testing with the launch of three new use, robust tangential field strength high temperature penetrants, thixotropic products — two magnetic field meters meter, designed for the measurement of penetrants etc can also be supplied. and a high temperature Checkmor magnetic fields in air. A key feature is Apart fromthe Checkmor range of penetrant process for use in colour that the probe is already calibrated, colour contrast penetrants, Castrol also contrast processes. These products eliminating the need for the user to supplies an extensive range of fluorescent complement Castrol's extensive range standardise it before use. The stainless penetrants under the Castrol Britemor of NDT products, which covers pene­ steel probe is 100mm long with a Hall name. These are ideal for immediate trant, magnetic particle and eddy current effect sensor at the end, which permits data on defects in the surface of products. measurement of relatively inaccessible components and solid, non-porous magnetic fields. materials. A comprehensive choice of The Castrol MFB 100 is used for the direct measurement of magnetic flux in developers and penetrant removers is magnetized components and materials. also available. Three ranges The instrument gives greatest accuracy The Castrol MFH 250 can measure Eddy current inspection is the third on materials having maximum relative fields between 0-2000 kAmps per metre area of surface inspection in which permeability in the range from 400 to and is suitable for measurement of static Castrol is involved with the CF24, 700 and at magnetisation levels between and time-variable magnetic fields. Three which is a Portable Twin Frequency 0.6 and 1.1 Telsa. Measurement up to ranges are available featuring an auto­ Crack Detector. This is an easy to use, 1.8 Telsa can be made. matic transfer facility. portable and relatively low cost instru­ Both magnetic field meters are light­ ment. Most frequent use occurs in the The MFB 100 can measure static and weight, and battery operated, and come aircraft industry, in the overhaul/servic­ time variable fields. it is particularly useul where there is no external field or with a mains recharger and carrying/- ing process. where the external field is not a useful storage case. both are designed to ensure guide to the actual level of magnetisation correct control of Magnetic Particle Castrol (UK) Ltd., Burmah House, Inspection. in the material. Pipers Way, Swindon. SN3 1RE. Tel: A key application for the MFB 100 is Joining Castrol's Checkmor range of 0793 512 712. CALEDONIAN Airmotive — the air­ craft engine overhaul and maintenance firm based at Prestwick Airport — has Aero Engine invested $¼ million in Davy Computing's MCC manufacturing control system to Repair upgrade its production scheduling at a time of rapid expansion. As an aero engine refurbishment centre Caledonian Airmotive serves dependent on the condition of the many of the world's civil airlines, with engines as we receive them, also on the varying workloads throughout each engines being shipped into Prestwick month. We need a system that will grow for repair. MCC will provide balanced scheduling of jobs to eliminate queues, as we grow and react quickly and prioritise work and forewarn of capacity accurately to changes in work input. As over/under loading. we cannot predict our workload the power of simulation that MCC offers The order follows a year-long study will enable us to adjust our schedules of production control packages suited to quickly, reduce work-in-progress and the unpredictable repair environment. provide out customers with on-time MCC will interface with Caledonian's deliveries." existing systems and the entire computer system will utilise the Oracle database. Said David Robertson of Caledonian, Davy Computing Ltd, Moorfoot "The repair environment is very different House, 2 Clarence Lane, Sheffield S3 from manufacturing, the workload is 7UZ England. 8 AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING — January 1991 http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology Emerald Publishing

NDT Range Strengthened With Three New Products

Aircraft Engineering and Aerospace Technology , Volume 63 (1): 1 – Jan 1, 1991
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colour contrast process penetrants, is the Checkmor C System. This set of products can be used to test surfaces up NDT Range to 200°C. This makes it ideal for use in a number of processes including sequential welding and testing plant while it is in Strengthened With use. Castrol has been at the forefront of NDT for 50 years, constantly innovating Three New Products to meet and anticipate the needs of the marketplace. Its range of penetrants is particularly comprehensive, covering all of the in the aerospace industry. CASTROL continues to demonstrate normal penetrant processes and levels innovation in the field of Non Destructive The Castrol MFH 250 is an easy-to- of sensitivity. Special materials, including Testing with the launch of three new use, robust tangential field strength high temperature penetrants, thixotropic products — two magnetic field meters meter, designed for the measurement of penetrants etc can also be supplied. and a high temperature Checkmor magnetic fields in air. A key feature is Apart fromthe Checkmor range of penetrant process for use in colour that the probe is already calibrated, colour contrast penetrants, Castrol also contrast processes. These products eliminating the need for the user to supplies an extensive range of fluorescent complement Castrol's extensive range standardise it before use. The stainless penetrants under the Castrol Britemor of NDT products, which covers pene­ steel probe is 100mm long with a Hall name. These are ideal for immediate trant, magnetic particle and eddy current effect sensor at the end, which permits data on defects in the surface of products. measurement of relatively inaccessible components and solid, non-porous magnetic fields. materials. A comprehensive choice of The Castrol MFB 100 is used for the direct measurement of magnetic flux in developers and penetrant removers is magnetized components and materials. also available. Three ranges The instrument gives greatest accuracy The Castrol MFH 250 can measure Eddy current inspection is the third on materials having maximum relative fields between 0-2000 kAmps per metre area of surface inspection in which permeability in the range from 400 to and is suitable for measurement of static Castrol is involved with the CF24, 700 and at magnetisation levels between and time-variable magnetic fields. Three which is a Portable Twin Frequency 0.6 and 1.1 Telsa. Measurement up to ranges are available featuring an auto­ Crack Detector. This is an easy to use, 1.8 Telsa can be made. matic transfer facility. portable and relatively low cost instru­ Both magnetic field meters are light­ ment. Most frequent use occurs in the The MFB 100 can measure static and weight, and battery operated, and come aircraft industry, in the overhaul/servic­ time variable fields. it is particularly useul where there is no external field or with a mains recharger and carrying/- ing process. where the external field is not a useful storage case. both are designed to ensure guide to the actual level of magnetisation correct control of Magnetic Particle Castrol (UK) Ltd., Burmah House, Inspection. in the material. Pipers Way, Swindon. SN3 1RE. Tel: A key application for the MFB 100 is Joining Castrol's Checkmor range of 0793 512 712. CALEDONIAN Airmotive — the air­ craft engine overhaul and maintenance firm based at Prestwick Airport — has Aero Engine invested $¼ million in Davy Computing's MCC manufacturing control system to Repair upgrade its production scheduling at a time of rapid expansion. As an aero engine refurbishment centre Caledonian Airmotive serves dependent on the condition of the many of the world's civil airlines, with engines as we receive them, also on the varying workloads throughout each engines being shipped into Prestwick month. We need a system that will grow for repair. MCC will provide balanced scheduling of jobs to eliminate queues, as we grow and react quickly and prioritise work and forewarn of capacity accurately to changes in work input. As over/under loading. we cannot predict our workload the power of simulation that MCC offers The order follows a year-long study will enable us to adjust our schedules of production control packages suited to quickly, reduce work-in-progress and the unpredictable repair environment. provide out customers with on-time MCC will interface with Caledonian's deliveries." existing systems and the entire computer system will utilise the Oracle database. Said David Robertson of Caledonian, Davy Computing Ltd, Moorfoot "The repair environment is very different House, 2 Clarence Lane, Sheffield S3 from manufacturing, the workload is 7UZ England. 8 AIRCRAFT ENGINEERING — January 1991

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