Table of Contents - ECNDT 98
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Introduction
- ECNDT Proceedings
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- European Innovation Diploma
- ICNDT Meeting
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Slide Show: Sessions and Party
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Table of Contents - ECNDT 98
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The objective of this prize is to promote both fundamental and applied
research in the field of non-destructive testing, to encourage the testing, perfecting and creation of new test methods in academic and industrial
research environments.
The prize is awarded to a person or team whose research work has been selected by a committee comprising seven to eleven NDT experts who assess papers submitted by candidates. Two NDT Innovation Prizes will henceforth be awarded:
The NDT Innovation Prize was awarded in 1983, 1986, 1990 and 1997, during national congresses in France. In 1994, the CGR unit, now part of Cegelec, awarded prizes to European recipients during the 6th Congress for Non-Destructive Testing in Nice. The NDT Innovation Prize, financed by Cegelec, is awarded in 1998 in partnership with the 7th Congress for Non-Destructive Testing, held in Copenhagen. The two prizes are each worth a total of 5,000 ECU. Recipients receive:
The certificate and medal are designed by Charles-Etienne Roguier. |
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Basic research R. Marklein (Kassel University- Dept Electrical Engineering) For its works on: NDT related quantitative modelling of coupled Piezoelectric and Ultrasonic Wave Phenomena Quantitative methods in Ultrasonic Non Destructive evaluation requires more and more deep and fundamental physical understanding of elastic wave propagation and scattering in solids and, consequently, numerical codes to model these phenomena. Starting from a team work which laid the foundation for a numerical technique called EFIT (Elastodynamic Finite Integration Technique), R. Marklein has substantially further developed and applied this code. The latest scientific milestone comprises the inclusion of coupled piezoelectric and ultrasonic wave phenomena to account explicitly for the modelling of the transducer as a transformer of electrical quantities, i.e. voltage and current, into elastodynamic quantities i.e. displacement and stress. |
Applications MM. L. Vesth, P. Hansen, S. Neergaard (Force Institute - Copenhagen) For their works on: 3D inspection system The 3D inspection system developed by FORCE Institute allows efficient and reproducible inspection of objects with complex geometry shape. It combines:
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Gold Medal awarded to:
Mr Bardouillet (Framatome - Chalon-sur-Saone, France)
For his work on:
Application of focalization and ultrasound electronic scanning systems to Non Destructive Testing
Silver Medal awarded to:
Mssrs Barbier & Le Floch (SNIAS d'Aquitaine - Bordeaux, France)
For their work on:
Interferometric holography for rocket engine structures
Bronze Medal awarded to:
Mr Dufay (Laboratoire des Ponts-et-Chaussees - Blois, France)
For his work and development of the High-Energy Scopitron
Gold Medal awarded to:
Arnaud, Floret & Lecuru (Aerospatiale - Suresnes, France)
For their work on:
Design of an inspection system for Non Destructive Testing
Silver Medal awarded to:
Mssrs Aussel, Lebrun university/industry team (INSA - Lyon, France; Pons; EDF - Saint-Denis, France)
For their work on:
Laser generation of ultrasounds
Bronze Medal awarded to:
Mssrs Huet & Pauton (CEA - Vaujours, France)
For their thesis on:
X-ray industrial tomography
Gold Medal awarded to:
Mssrs Papezyk, de Vareilles & Wident (CEA Services des Techniques Avancees - Saclay, France)
For their work on:
Design and development of two systems for identification and automatic evaluation using 3" ultrasonic testing of welding (nuclear and aerospace applications)
Silver Medal awarded to:
Mssrs Charbonnier, Barbieri & Blettner (Institut de Soudure, Centre Andre Leroy Metz-Ennery, France)
For their work on:
X-ray analysis with image processing: automated functions applied to testing of welded assemblies
Bronze Medal awarded to:
Mr Mayos (Institut de recherche de la siderurgie - St-Germain-en-laye, France)
For his thesis on:
Amanda device for non destructive analysis of superficial carburization of steels
Gold Medal awarded to:
Mr Moysan (I.U.T. - Aix-en-Provence, France)
For his works on:
Noise reduction for ultrasonic Non Destructive Testing
Silver Medal awarded to:
Mr Winschuh (Siemens AG/KWU - Erlangen, Germany)
For his thesis on:
High-resolution photothermal imaging of materials and components
Bronze Medal awarded to:
Mr Descombes (CAST-INSA and Universite Claude Bernard - Lyon, France)
For his works on:
Evaluation of the potential of microwave technologies for NDT
Basic research
Recipients:
Mssrs Faur**, P. Calmon*, J. Oksman*, L. Paradis*. (*CEA Cerem, modelling, ultrasonics and processing laboratory - Saclay, France; **Supelec, test department.)
For their work on:
Automatic characterization of faults using ultrasonic testing combining a direct model with an inversion technique
Applied research
Recipients:
Mssrs O. Burat, G. Pierre (Framatome, technical centre - Chalon-sur-Saone, France)
For their work on:
Ultrasonic testing of RF tubes using multi-element probes
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Chairman | |
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Members: Prof. Dr. Nikolai P. Alyoshin Head of NDT Dept. MGTU Baumann Moscow- Russia
Juan Ortega Delgado
Doct. J. M. Farley
Doct. Niels Hansen
Ing. Zbynek Zavadil | Dr. Mario Certo CISE - Spa Milano- Italy
Doct.-lng. Xaver Edelmann
Olav Forli
Francis Pons
Secretary:
M. Durand
Cegelec |
H.C. Oersted (1777-1851), Danish physicist and chemist
Major works: discovery of electromagnetism; isolation of aluminium; construction of piezometer.
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