Visual Testing Level II

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Introduction of visual testing

1.1 History
1.2 Applications
1.3 Advantages and limitations
Fundamentals
2.1 Vision
2.2 Vision limitation
2.3 Employers visual acuity examination
Lighting
3.1 Fundaments
3.2 Measurement
Material attributes
4.1 Cleanliness
4.2 Color
4.3 Condition
4.4 Shape
4.5 Size
4.6 Temperature
4.7 Texture
4.8 Type
Environmental and physiological factors
5.1 Atmosphere
5.2 Cleanliness
5.3 Comfort
5.4 Distance
5.5 Elevation
5.6 Fatigue
5.7 Health
5.8 Humidity
5.9 Mental attitude
5.10 Temperature
Principles and theory
6.1 Optics
6.1.1 Lens
6.1.2 Fiber
6.2 Video technology
6.2.1 CCD
Equipment
7.1 Lighting
7.1.1 Standard lighting
7.1.2 Special lighting
7.2 Direct
7.2.1 Magnification
7.2.2 Mirrors

7.2.3 Gages, micrometers, calipers, templates, scales etc.

7.3 Indirect
7.3.1 Borescopes
7.3.2 Fiberscopes
7.3.3 Combined scopes
7.3.4 Videoscopes
7.3.5 Auxilary video equipment
8.0 Applications and techniques
8.1 Recommended lighting levels
8.2 Light techniques
8.3 Metallic materials
8.4 Mineral based materials
8.5 Other materials and products
9.0 Evaluation and disposition criteria
9.1 Environmental
9.2 Infrastructure
9.3 Power generation
9.4 Petrochemical processing
9.5 Manufacturing
10.0 Visual testing and RVI requirements
10.1 Codes
10.2 Standards
10.3 Procedures
11.0 Recording and documentation
11.1 Technique reports
11.2 Data reports
11.3 Image recording methods
11.3.1
Drawings and sketches
11.3.2
Photographic mediums
11.3.3
Electronic image mediums
11.3.3.1
Magnetic mediums
11.3.3.2
Optical mediums
11.3.3.3
Digital mediums