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This is my first post and I look forward to working with all of you. I am new to this side of the Aerospace industry. I was in the Marine Corps and did aviation in there but it's a whole new beast out here. In the military, we follow procedures; out here we have to make them!
Now, I am pursuing a NADCAP accreditation in Rockwell hardness testing, chemical analysis (AL, High Alloy Fe, Ni), Elemental analysis (nitrogen) and tensile testing. First off, if you are pursuing these, feel free to ask questions, I will share all the info I can and will send you documents because I am the originator and I would have loved someone help me the way I am willing to help anybody. Now questions:
1. Does anyone have a working sample of AC7101appendix B: Non conforming and no-representative test? This is where you record your results that fail or do not fit the population. Nadcap has examples on the checklist and I used those almost word for word but it doesn't make sense...
2. AC7101/2 Figure 1 chemical analysis capabilities ask for elements, test codes, detection range and precision. WTF is the precision? It is not defined ANYWHERE! Thermo advised that it is the absolute sigma of the initial calibration or curve regression. Could someone please let me know what they did for their precision?
Keywords AC7101 AC7101/1 AC7101/2 AC7101/3 Material testing, Nadcap requirements
Now, I am pursuing a NADCAP accreditation in Rockwell hardness testing, chemical analysis (AL, High Alloy Fe, Ni), Elemental analysis (nitrogen) and tensile testing. First off, if you are pursuing these, feel free to ask questions, I will share all the info I can and will send you documents because I am the originator and I would have loved someone help me the way I am willing to help anybody. Now questions:
1. Does anyone have a working sample of AC7101appendix B: Non conforming and no-representative test? This is where you record your results that fail or do not fit the population. Nadcap has examples on the checklist and I used those almost word for word but it doesn't make sense...
2. AC7101/2 Figure 1 chemical analysis capabilities ask for elements, test codes, detection range and precision. WTF is the precision? It is not defined ANYWHERE! Thermo advised that it is the absolute sigma of the initial calibration or curve regression. Could someone please let me know what they did for their precision?
Keywords AC7101 AC7101/1 AC7101/2 AC7101/3 Material testing, Nadcap requirements