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December 1997
Critical Argument regarding the European TOFD Draft standard [E]. [D] updatedThis lecture led to a lively dispute among the experts of the Ultrasonic Testing Scene. DGZFP Ultrasonic Workshop, NOV 17-18 Saarbrücken. Listen to Mr. Wuestenberg's statement - in German
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November 1997
IRT provides ultrasonic instruments and systems for the Aircarft and Aerospace IndustryImmersion, squirter or contact inspection of structural elements manufactured from metal and composite materials, with full imaging and data processing capabilities. The New IRT Hompepage was designed by NDTnet.
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October 1997
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September 1997
Crack Depth Meter measures oblique cracks KARL DEUTSCH's new crack depth gauge RMG 4015 measures crack depths on workpieces of iron, ferrous and austenitic steels and can also be used for cracks in copper, brass, aluminium and other non-ferrous metals.
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August 1997
The May 1997 NTIAC NewsletterPublished frequently by the Nondestructive Testing Information Analysis Center.
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July 1997
SMS - The patented Structural Monitor SystemThe SMS System offers inexpensive, on-line monitoring of the formation and development of fatigue-related and other cracking of the critical parts of a structure the integrity of bonded joints. The System can detect even microscopic cracks developing under stress at the surface of the component being monitored. Learn more about our new Exhibitor on SMS Homepage or see SMS on NDTnet
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June 1997 Robots check the inner walls of pipelinesSiemens has developed a generation of pipe crawler robots that can be equipped with features such as a CCD color camera for optical inspection of pipes' inner surfaces. Other possible versions offer attachments for cleaning, milling, polishing, welding, ultrasound testing and eddy current testing.
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May 1997 Recent Contract Awards in Nondestructive Testing NTIAC Web Site
NIST researchers expect that an important result of this research will be development of a Reference Standard for testing and calibrating portable X-ray and ultrasonic instruments, which could then be used in the field to measure stress in airframes, railroad rails, or pipelines.
--NIST researchers have received a patent for a new method of measuring wall thickness and detecting flaws (such as cracks, and corrosion) in natural gas pipelines by using ultrasound. NIST is working with the Southwest Research Institute, under a contract with the Gas Research Institute, to show the practicality of the method.
The NASA Lewis Research Center's (G-VIS lab) Graphics & VISualization laboratory.
A joint project of Non-Contact Imaging of a Bonded Aluminum Lap-Joint together with the non-destructive evaluation (NDE) group at the Institute for Aerospace Research (IAR) |
April 1997
SPIE - The International Society for Optical Engineering HOT
Ultrasonic thickness gauge for multilayer plastic fuel tanks
Research Developments in the Specification of Adhesives
Resonant Inspection
Ultrasonic Resonance Spectroscopy for Conrete Structures
An intelligent "pig" tests pipelines around the world
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March 1997
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Febr 1997 Ultrasonic SALAMANDER detects cracks in Pipelines.
Published in a sample issue of The Chemical Engineering Journal as seen on
NewsNet - a great News Database.
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Jan 1997
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