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    Nondestructive inspection: Finding the cracks [Image 3 of 8]

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    Two gloved hands are holding a small cylindrical tube or vial under ultraviolet (UV/blacklight) illumination. The tube contains a substance that fluoresces pink/purple under the UV light, while the gloves glow bright green and blue respectively. The setting appears to be a laboratory or scientific demonstration environment.

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    08.06.2013

    Photo by Senior Airman Benjamin Stratton 

    379th Air Expeditionary Wing

    Senior Airman Darnell McConnell inspects an aircraft part for cracks by means of a magnetic particle inspection at the 379th Air Expeditionary Wing in Southwest Asia, Aug. 6, 2013. MPI is a nondestructive inspection process for detecting surface and slightly subsurface discontinuities in materials such as iron, nickel and cobalt. McConnell is a 379th Expeditionary Maintenance Squadron NDI journeyman deployed and hails from Colorado Springs, Colo. (U.S. Air Force photo/Senior Airman Benjamin Stratton)

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    Date Taken: 08.06.2013
    Date Posted: 08.14.2013 10:02
    Photo ID: 995110
    VIRIN: 130806-F-JF989-022
    Resolution: 4256x2832
    Size: 2.75 MB
    Location: (UNDISCLOSED LOCATION)
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    A worker wearing protective gloves — one green/textured and one blue/latex — is operating or adjusting industrial machinery under intense green UV or specialized lighting. A digital display reading '0.55' is visible on the equipment panel, along with multiple control knobs and indicators. The scene appears to be a non-destructive testing (NDT) or fluorescent penetrant inspection (FPI) process in an industrial or manufacturing environment.
    A large circular metal ring structure is illuminated by intense green lighting in what appears to be a dark indoor environment, possibly a stage, exhibition, or industrial space. A vertical rod or pole passes through the center of the ring, connected to a base mount. The dramatic green and purple lighting creates a high-contrast, atmospheric scene.
    Two gloved hands are holding a small cylindrical tube or vial under ultraviolet (UV/blacklight) illumination. The tube contains a substance that fluoresces pink/purple under the UV light, while the gloves glow bright green and blue respectively. The setting appears to be a laboratory or scientific demonstration environment.
    Two workers in protective gear, including face shields and protective clothing, are operating or inspecting heavy industrial machinery in a darkened environment illuminated by intense green lighting. The scene appears to be a manufacturing or metalworking facility, possibly involving a large lathe or similar machine tool. The dramatic green lighting suggests possible use of fluorescent inspection dye or specialized industrial lighting.
    The image shows a close-up of a precision mechanical or laboratory machine with brass/gold-colored components mounted on a teal/green metal frame. A small white cylindrical container or cap is positioned in a brass holder, with a dark probe or stylus descending toward it from above. The setup appears to be a testing, pressing, or measuring apparatus of some kind.
    A gloved hand holds a small cylindrical metallic component under blue ultraviolet or forensic lighting. The object displays two visible circular spots that fluoresce green under the UV illumination, suggesting the presence of a fluorescent substance or coating. The setting and protective glove suggest a forensic, scientific, or quality-control examination context.
    A gloved hand holds a small cylindrical object, likely a vial or cartridge, under ultraviolet (UV) light, causing it to fluoresce with pink/magenta and green colors. The person is wearing what appears to be military digital camouflage uniform and a latex/nitrile examination glove. The background shows additional items on a surface also illuminated under UV light, suggesting a forensic or inspection procedure.
    A U.S. Air Force personnel member, identified by the 'U.S. AIR' text on the uniform and a name tag reading 'BAYLE', is conducting a fluorescent penetrant inspection (FPI) or non-destructive testing (NDT) procedure under ultraviolet/black light illumination. The technician is wearing protective gloves and safety glasses while examining a component or material under a UV lamp. The entire scene is bathed in intense blue-purple UV light, which is characteristic of dye penetrant inspection processes used to detect surface cracks or defects.

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