KayElle Industrial
1270 Anderson Street R0M 2C0 Virden, MB, Canada

Boom Trucks, Forklifts and Attachments, Mobile Cranes, Below the Hook Lifting Devices, Aerial Lift Platforms, Man-Baskets, etc. Arrange you annual structural inspection and certification with KayElle Industrial Inc. [email protected]... 1-204-851-8024 www.kayelleindustrial.com See more

KayElle Industrial Inc. has you covered when it comes to inspecting your Hoisting Equipment and other Drilling Rig Components. CGSB 48.9712 Certified NDT Technicians working closely with our team of Engineers allow us to certify equipment after successful inspections. Need an engineered weld repair procedure? We can do that too and provide technical oversite while structural repairs are being made.... Contact Kurt Goulden of KayElle Industrial Inc. to book your Inspections! 1-204-851-8024 [email protected] Check us out online www.kayelleindustrial.com

If you want your hooks painted, hire a painter. If you want your hooks inspected, hire KayElle Industrial. www.kayelleindustrial.com

KayElle Industrial Inc. is looking to make a strategic hire in Q1 of 2021. With operations based out of Virden, Manitoba and an existing client base in Southeast Saskatchewan/Southwest Manitoba; we are looking to expand our service offering. At a minimum, the candidate must possess valid CGSB Level 2 UT certification and a class 5 driver's license. Typical site safety requirements/training, and fit-for-duty are expected. If you are interested in this dynamic and challenging opportunity, please submit a short cover letter along with resume and references to [email protected]

Very cool video by Max Ceron of Sask Polytech, in conjunction with the Canadian Welding Bureau. Max does a fantastic job explaining metallurgy using terms and examples that even a novice will understand. Looking forward to the rest of this series!... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lXI_wCcgIvo

Equipment Inspections and Certification Complete inspection of the (equipment) shall be performed by a qualified and competent person. Visual weld inspection shall be performed and documented in accordance with CSA W59, by a person qualified to the requirements of CSA W178.2. Critical areas shall be further examined by an appropriate non-destructive test (NDT) method by a person qualified to meet the requirements of CAN/CGSB 48.9712/ISO 9712. Do you own or operate mobile li...fting equipment? Has your equipment been inspected/certified in the past 12 months? Contact KayElle Industrial in Virden, Mb. to arrange your annual inspection and certification. www.kayelleindustrial.com 1-204-851-8024

What the Friday?!? Quantitative Quality Indicators (QQI) are used to verify the direction of a magnetic field and sensitivity of a magnetizing technique. In this photo, the inspector is replicating poor contact angle which he expects to encounter during his inspection due to limited access.... The QQI being used is a form of Artificial Flaw Indicator, and replicates indications of a known size/depth. The 3 lines appearing on the QQI quantitatively prove to the inspector that if any indications are present in an area where the legs of the yoke have poor contact, the indications would still be quite visible. Other variables which can be verified with a QQI include: Pole/Leg spacing Current type/amperage Method of particle application Non-conductive coating thickness Surface preparation Surface temperature Find more quality solutions @ www.kayelleindustrial.com

A great explanation on Undercut and Porosity Evaluation to W59. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3J4Cr0uWs8

KayElle Industrial Inc. NDT Technicians and Professional Engineers have you covered when it comes to inspecting and certifying your Hoisting Equipment and other Drilling Rig Components. Per the Canadian Association of Oilwell Drilling Contractor’s (CAODC) Recommended Practices: NDT Technicians require:... a. CGSB 48.9712 Certification as Level 2 minimum. b. A practical working knowledge of equipment referred to in the applicable RP. c. Experience with general quality control standards. Professional Engineers require: a. Previous experience and training in structural and/or mechanical analysis. b. A practical working knowledge of equipment referenced in the applicable RP. c. Previous experience and training in the repair of the equipment referenced in the applicable RP. d. Experience with general quality control standards. e. Professional status in Canada. Contact Kurt Goulden of KayElle Industrial Inc. to book your Level III or IV Inspections now! 1-306-485-8242 [email protected] Check us out online www.kayelleindustrial.com

Solidification Cracking, also known as Hot Cracking. As the weld progresses, metal ahead of the pool is constantly being melted, new liquid metal is added from the electrode, and the liquid pool solidifies behind. This dynamic process reaches a steady state where the pool remains a constant size and is stationary relative to the moving arc. The direction of grain growth of the solid tends to be parallel to the maximum temperature gradient. If the weld is moving slowly, a sho...rt, almost round weld pool exists, and the maximum temperature gradient is normal to the isotherms. The solid will, therefore, tend to grow forward. If the weld is moving very rapidly the pool extends well behind the arc and takes on an elongated shape. The direction of growth now tends to be in towards the centerline of the weld. A fast welding speed causes the crystals to grow towards each other with a risk of trapping liquid and impurities. This may potentially lead to cracking along the weld centerline where the solidifying crystal meet each other. See more

If you’ve been considering transitioning your career to welding inspection, or if you are involved in coordinating inspection activities, I encourage you to check out this great opportunity. The Canadian Welding Bureau is offering free online courses in: Introduction to Welding Processes, Basic Inspection Methods, W59 Workshop for Inspectors/Supervisors and Health and Safety. With many of us in self-isolation, or working from home in these trying times; It certainly doesn't hurt to expand your knowledge and gain some credentials during your down time. https://www.cwbgroup.org/education/online-courses

"Today we're gonna piss some people off" Very informative video comparing mechanical properties of stringer vs. weave. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-W1E0bxjcEc

Inspection Process Flowchart. www.kayelleindustrial.com