Próbaszivárgás

Próbaszivárgás is a type of non-destructive testing used to evaluate the integrity of a material or a component. It is a commonly used method in various industries, such as aerospace, automotive, and construction, to ensure the quality and reliability of their products. The term is derived from Hungarian, with "próba" meaning "test" and "szivárgás" meaning "leakage" or "seepage".

The próbaszivárgás test involves applying different types of fluids under pressure to the test object, allowing them to penetrate the material or its defects. The results of the test can provide valuable information about the object's integrity, including detecting defects such as pores, cracks, or other aberrations. This method is particularly useful for identifying hidden defects, which may not be apparent through visual inspection.

The próbaszivárgás test is non-destructive, meaning that it can be performed on an object without causing any permanent damage. This makes it a valuable tool for asset managers and engineers who need to evaluate the condition of an object without compromising its functionality.

The test can be performed using different types of fluids and pressures, depending on the specific application and the characteristics of the object being tested. The choice of fluid and pressure level is critical in ensuring accurate results and avoiding potential damage to the test object. Proper interpretation of the test results is also essential to ensure that the findings are accurate and reliable.