Abstracts and Reviews of the ASNT Fall Conference
in Pittsburgh Oct '97
By Rolf Diederichs NDTnet

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In Pittsburgh were pleased to receive verbal permission to show you all abstracts of the ASNT conference proceedings from Don Embinder embinder@asnt.org (ASNT). We have scanned and prepared all 86 abstracts and have them ready to upload. Unfortunately we have not received a final copyright confirmation yet. We take copyright issues very seriously so all we can show at this time are reviews of all the sessions Rolf Diederichs visited, and those papers bearing the notice "This is a work of the federal government and is not subject to copyright."

We'd also like to take this opportunity to express our regrets to all the authors to whom we had promised publication of their abstracts. We are concerned that this problem can adversely affect the NDT community, especially authors from NDT manufacturers and institutes, in terms of loss of international exposure via the Internet. On the other hand you can see by our content on NDTnet that other societies' policies are very friendly. Authors of ASNT conferences should ask ASNT why they do not allow their abstracts here. If you want to see your paper here and you are able to give us permission, please contact Rolf Diederichs at rd@ndt.net.

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    Infrastructure Track
    Piping Industry
  1. Dimensional Accuracy Control - The Keystone of Quality in Shipbuilding
    Robert R. Hardison
  2. Guided Waves for Corrosion Detection Potential in Piping Under Insulation
    Joseph L. Rose and Michael J. Quarry,Alan V. Bray and Chris J. Corley
  3. Developing a Nondestructive Testing Program for Homopolar Welding of API 5L Line Pipe
    Robert S. Hudson and Robert W. Carnes Jr.,Francis J. Dodd,
  4. Real Time Characterization of Isotropic Plates Using Lamb Waves
    E. Rodriguez, H. Pardo, S. Nazariao, and J.H. Pierluissi,
    Power and Process Industry
  5. Design of High-Frequency, Focused Transducers for the Inspection of Turbine Blade Attachments
    A. Minachi and J. F. Crane,
  6. Remote Field Examination of Heat Exchanger Tubes
    David Mackintosh, Jim Yukes, and Paul Ryhanen
  7. REMOTE VISUAL TESTING (RVT) FOR INTERNAL PRESSURE VESSEL INSPECTION
    Bruce A. Pellegrino
  8. ROV Weld Inspection with a mid size ROV and an ACFM array
    G.A. Raine
  9. Quality Systems, A Key to Customer Satisfaction & Improved Profits
    Karl J. Victor
    Applications
  10. Ultrasonic Testing of Wooden Utility Poles
    Solomon R. Ghorayeb, Richard Jensen, and Robert Stuhler
  11. Ultrasonic Field Inspection of a Historic Cast Iron Portal Strut
    Reynold Franklin, Samer H. Petro and Udaya B. Halabe
  12. Development of a minute inclusion detectorfor thin steel strips
    Junichi Yotsuji, Hiroharu Kato and Kenichi Iwanaga
  13. Determining the Air Void Parameters of Concrete Using DigitalImage Analysis of Polarized Light Micrographs
    Michael Scott,John C. Duke, Jr.,Richard Weyers
  14. Improvements in Rail Testing
    Robin Clark
  15. Contition Monitoring of Hanger Pins for Bogie Bolster Suspension of Electrical Multiple Units
    PUNKAJ GUPTA
    Methods and Materials
  16. Thickness measurement using Eddy Currents and Bayesian Analysis
    Sriphani R. Vissamraju M.S., Louis E. Roemer Ph.D., Robert X. Gao Ph.D,
  17. Ultrasonic and mechanical studies of some properties of ductile cast iron
    Ahlam M. Abdel-Fattah,M. El-GazeryH. Abdel-Kader,
  18. Ultrasonic Testing of Fiber Reinforced Plastic Block
    Hisao Yamaguchi,Tuyoshi Mihara,Yoji Kobayashi
    General NDT Topics and Applications Track
    Isotopic Radiography
  19. An Automated Nondestructive Testing Gauge ofthe Radius Density Distribution of High Explosive Cylinders byGamma-Ray Penetration
    Yong Tian, Gaoqiang Li, Maoping Wen, Min Zu, Xiaoming Deng, etc.,
  20. A Scattering Effect Correction for High Resolution Neutron Imaging Techniques
    Dudley A. Raine, Jack S. Brenizer, Jr.
  21. Neutron Radiography and Computed Tomography at Oak Ridge National Laboratory
    Dudley A. Raine, Carnden R. Hubbard, Paul M. Whaley,Michael C. Wright, and Donald P. Hutchinson
  22. ELECTRONIC NEUTRON IMAGING
    Harold Berger, Daniel Polansky, Paul Mengers, Jack Brenizer, Carl Stebbings,D. Jon Rogerson
    General NDT Topics
  23. Will It Float? -- Infrared Thermal NDE of Marine Composite Structures
    Thomas S. Jones
  24. Modular UT-electronics family featuring in application oriented solutions
    Peter Don
  25. Future Growth Prospects for NDT
    G.F. FulopValley Forge, PA
  26. Why & When Automated Ultrasonics
    John D. McMillan
    Issues in Magnetic Particle and Penetrant Inspection
  27. FASTER MPI USING ROTATING VECTOR MULTIDIRECTIONAL MAGNETISING
    Cliff Ratcliff / George Downes
  28. REMOTE POWER SOURCES FOR MP1 INSPECTIONS
    William C. Chedister
  29. FAA Fluorescent Penetrant Activities
    David G. Moore,Brian F. Larson
  30. Measuring Fluorescent Brightness -Then and Now
    Vilma Holmgren/Patricia Sebring,Sam Robinson
    NDT of Aerospace Metals
  31. An Overview of the Contaminated Billet Study
    Lisa Brasche, Kevin Smith
  32. The Dripless Bubbler Ultrasonic Scanner and its Utilities in Aircraft NDI
    Daniel J. Barnard and David K. Hsu
  33. Assessment of Eddy Current Inspection Development Through Numerical Simulation
    Joseph C. Chao and Jay M. Amos
    Infrastructure Radiography
  34. Low-Voltage Radiography on Aircraft Composite Doublers
    David G. Moore, John D. Murray
  35. A Third Generation Mobile High Energy Radiography System
    D.A. Fry, J.E. Valdez, C.S. Johnson, H.J. Kimerly, and J.R. Vananne, LANL
  36. Digital Radiography for Nuclear Applications
    James R. Weber,Steven D. Ewing
  37. Fluoroscopy with Flat-Panel Imagers
    David Gilblom
  38. Gamma Radiography of Weldments- Comparison of Radiation Sources -
    Uwe Ewert, Rüdiger Grimm, Thomas Kaftal,
    Chemical and Petroleum
  39. THE LATEST ON RISK BASED INSPECTION
    Gregory C. Alvarado,
  40. Investigation of Magnetostrictive Sensor Technologyfor the Inspection of Small Tubes
    Joseph W. Brophy,
  41. INTEGRATED LASER PROFILOMETRY/ULTRASONIC INSPECTION SYSTEMFOR FURNACE TUBES
    Tom Cowling, Steve Lalumandier
  42. AIRBORNE ULTRASOUND TECHNOLOGY IMPROVES PDM, LEAK DETECTION PROGRAMS IN PETROCHEMICAL PROCESSING & DRILLING OPERATIONS
    Mark Goodman
    NDT of Satellite and Space Systems
  43. The Use of Acoustic Emission, Scanning Acoustic Microscopy, and Optical Microscopy Techniques in Studying Advanced Composites.
    Rabeh H. Elleithy
  44. Portable Thermographic Examination of Composite Structures
    Thomas S. Jones,Charles G. Pergantis,
  45. ULTRASONIC C-SCAN INSPECTION OF RESIN TRANSFER MOLDED (RTM) COMPOSITE TUBES FOR VOID CONTENTDETERMINATION AND QUALITY CONTROL
    Simon D. Senibi USA
  46. Ultrasonic Guided Wave Inspection of a 747 Tear Strap Structure
    Joseph L. Rose, James Barshinger, Paul Meyer
  47. FOUNDATION OF COMPOSITE NDT CERTIFICATION
    Lesia Weddabume,Bemie C. Carpenter
    Leak Testing
  48. Ultrasonic Leak Detection - Back To The Basics
    Mark Goodman
    General Radiography
  49. CHEMICAL RECYCLING TO ACHIEVE DRAIN DISPOSABILITY OF "RT" EFFLUENTS
    Jeffrey S. Monsk
  50. Removing Silver from the TC & Implementing the CMP: Parallel Effortstoward Eliminating Barriers to Silver Recovery & Water Conservation
    Jennifer J. Peters
  51. Mathematical Analysis Of Causes Affecting TheRadiographic Film Evaluation
    Yossi Shoef, Gabi Shoef
    NDT of Aerospace Composite Structures
  52. A NOVEL HIGH SPEED, HIGH RESOLUTION, ULTRASOUND IMAGING SYSTEM
    Dr. Marvin Lasser, Dr. George Harrison
  53. N D E Data Fusion
    Richard Bossi and James Nelson,
  54. The Detection of Subsurface Defects in Composite Structures by the Application of a Remote Acoustic Doppler Technique
    John M. Webster,Timothy Schmidt, Mikhail Kalshteyn, Jackie Mew
  55. Portable Pulsed Laser Interferometry Camera for Wide Area Semi-Monocoque Fuselage Inspection
    Timothy Schmidt and Dr. John M. Webster
    Filmless Radiography
  56. FCR, A COST EFFECTIVE RADIOGRAPHIC METHODFOR THE NONDESTRUCTIVE EVALUATION OF AGING AIRCRAFT
    Daniel Wysnewski and Roy Wysnewski
  57. APPLICATION LIMITATIONS FOR DIGITAL RADIOGRAPHY
    Bart Vaessen, Peter Willems
  58. ELECTRONIC, DIGITAL X-RAY IMAGE SYSTEMS*
    Thomas S. Jones and Harold Berger
  59. NEW 85 MM PROXIMITY FOCUSED IMAGE INTENSIFIERS DESIGNED FOR LOW ANDHIGH ENERGY APPLICATIONS
    P. PRADERE and P. COCHET
    Technology Transfer Track
    Medical Diagnostics I
    Track Chairmen
    Rober Shannon and Yosi Bar-Cohen
  60. ROLE OF FDG PET IN CANCER DETECTION
    Hossein Jadvar, Ph.D., M.D.,Mani Mina, Ph.D.
  61. NONINVASIVE MEDICAL DIAGNOSTICS & TREATMENT USING ULTRASONICS
    Yoseph Bar-Cohen, Robert Siegel, Willem Grandia
  62. EVALUATION OF DEFECTS IN FIBRE REINFORCED PLASTIC COMPOSITES USING MEDICAL COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY
    C. Muralidhar,
    Medical Diagnostics II
  63. APPLICATION OF SPLIT SPECTRUM PROCESSING TO MEDICAL IMAGING
    Mhat Bilgutay and Rashmi Murthy
    Laser Ultrasonics I
  64. Air Force Large Area Composite Inspection Systems
    C. Fiedler, Wright Laboratory
  65. Results of Laser Ultrasonic Inspection of Aerospace Components
    Robert Nerenberg, Stan Sorscher, Curtis Fiedler,Tom Ducharme, JosephKwan, Michael Mattos,
  66. Laser inducted Plate Waves using Waveform Shaping Optics and Strain Sensing by Fiberoptics Cross-Sensitivity Effect Full text
    Richard O. Claus, Roberto Osegueda, Miguel Castro,Yoseph Bar-Cohen
    Laser Ultrasonics II
  67. Advanced Laser Ultrasonic Receivers for Industrial Applications
    Marvin B. Klein and G. David Bacher,David M. Pepper and Gilmore J. Dunning,Phillip V. Mitchell,Melles Griot,
  68. Laser Ultrasonics for Thin and Layered Structures
    Peter W. Lorraine, General Electric Research & Development Center, P.O. Box 8 Schenectady, NY
    Health Monitoring
  69. EARLY DETECTION OF FATIGUE DAMAGE BY RESONANT ULTRASONIC SENSORS IN STEEL COMPONENTS OF BRIDGES
    George A. Alers, National Institute of Standards and Technology
    Non-Contact Coupled Ultrasonics
  70. Review of the State of the Art in EMAT Technology as Applied to the Petrochemical Industry Fulltext
    Glenn M. Light, Joseph Demo
  71. EMATS: A Technology Whose Time has come ?
    Paul K. Davidson
  72. Air Coupled Ultrasonic Testing of Composite Materials
    W. A. Grandia, J.O. Strycek, and H. Loertscher
  73. MATERIALS CHARACTERIZATION USING EMATS Fulltext
    George A. Alers
    Process Control and Quality Track
    Process Control and Quality in Manufacturing I
  74. STATISTICAL PROCESS CONTROL APPLIED TO AUTOMATIC ULTRASONIC TESTING
    MARK WILLCOX,
  75. Eddy Current Testing of Bar, Rod and WireDuring Hot Rolling
    Ronald B. Peoples
  76. A Multi-Media Inspection/Repair Software Program for Equipment Condition Tracking, Analysis, and Reporting
    Frank Wong,Scott McQueen
  77. Configuration of New Generation Hydrogen Gas Sensor To Corrosion Detection
    David Haberman, Karen Miller
  78. An AR Model Spectral Estimation for the Monitoringof Reactor Internal Vibration
    Cheul-Muu Sim,Jun Ryu and Heung-Ki Baik
    Process Control and Quality in Manufacturing II
  79. Process Control to Reduce Over-Temperature in Resin Cure in SCRIMP Manufactured Composites
    Peter J. Shull, John L. Champion and James B. Spicer, Jane W. M. Spicer
  80. LIMITATIONS OF ULTRASONIC HEALTH MONITORINGFOR HIGHLY-FILLED VISCOELASTIC POLYMERS
    Michael Rooney, Robert E. Green, Jr.,
  81. On-Line Sensor to Measure Liquid Densityusing Reflection Coefficients
    M. Greenwood, J. Skorpik, and J. Bamberger,
    Certification Track
    ASNT Central Certification Panel Discussion
  82. INDUSTRIAL SECTORS "What are They and How are They Formed?"
    Marvin W. Trimm
  83. ASNT Central Certification Program (ACCP) for Level 11
    Joseph L. Mackin
    NDT Certification Programs
  84. Computer Based Training and NDE
    Richard Bossi, Stephen Newmark and Sharman Jone,
  85. Dynamic Inspection Aptitude Test (DTAT): A Measure of Aptitudes Required for Nondestructive Testing
    Jack C. Spanner, Ir.,Douglas H. Harris
  86. "New Certification Programs"
    Steven T. Snyder,
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