Inspection Trends

    July 2013 – Summer  •  Volume 16  •  Number 3

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IT Summer Issue What Can a Flawed Specimen Teach You?
by Alan Caulder
Known flaws provide an accurate and reliable standard for training, testing, and technique development.

Understanding Arc Strikes
by Brent Boling
Arc strikes should be perceived as a serious condition needing proper repair followed by reinspection.

Reviewing Welding Procedures
by Spencer O. Luke
A competent review of welding procedures will help ensure production welding complies with the requirements of the code of construction.

 
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