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 YXLON strengthens their position in digital radiology for the tire industry YXLON International GmbH 196, Hamburg, Germany NEWS
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|  YXLON festigt Position in der digitalen Radiologie für die Reifenindustrie YXLON International GmbH 196, Hamburg, Germany NEWS DE
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|  YXLON strengthens position in digital radiography for the aerospace industry YXLON International GmbH 196, Hamburg, Germany NEWS
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|  New GE iPad Application Allows Orbit House Magazine Download GE Inspection Technologies GmbH 310, Hürth, Germany NEWS
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|  New GE Remote Condition Monitoring Centre In Europe
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|  K.U.Leuven floor sensor wins Aerospace Award at Stanford University workshop Catholic University of Leuven (KU Leuven) 103, Leuven, Belgium NEWS
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|  New SigmaCheck Eddy Current Conductivity Meter ETher NDE 10, Harpenden, Hertfordshire, United Kingdom NEWS
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|  NDT Software Availability Eclipse Scientific Products 48, Waterloo, Canada NDT-wide, software NEWS 2 /2
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|  Multiphysics Simulation Tool Accelerates Electromagnetic Design Projects Cobham Technical Services 2, Kidlington, United Kingdom NEWS
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|  CIVA CT EXTENDE 98, Massy, France NEWS
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|  EADS and DolphiTech are cooperating in the development of non-destructive testing equipment Airbus Defence and Space (EADS) Deutschland 10, Manching, Germany NEWS
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|  X-Ray Industries Acquires Arcadia Aerospace X-Ray Industries, Troy, MI, USA NEWS
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|  Mistras Group, Inc. Receives Multi-Year Contract for New Nuclear Construction NDE Services MISTRAS Products & Systems 72, Princeton Junction, NJ, USA NEWS
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|  AGR Field Operations venturing into new frontier with Oceaneering Technology Design Ltd 44, Winsford, United Kingdom NEWS
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|  PCTE Newsletter Construction NDT Nov 2011 Papworths Construction Testing Equipment Pty Ltd (PCTE) 8, Brookvale, Australia NEWS
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|  ZfP Zeitung Dezember 2011 Ausgabe 127 Deutsche Gesellschaft für Zerstörungsfreie Prüfung (DGZfP) 160, Berlin, Germany NEWS DE
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|  Séminaire CTIF: Les CND, des techniques d avenir pour la fonderie Centre Technique des Industries de la Fonderie (CTIF) 7, Sèvres, France NEWS FR
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| Durability Design Using Risk Assessment and Monitoring O. Klinghoffer1, F. Papworth2, R. Barnes3 1FORCE Technology 27, Broendby, Denmark 2Building & Construction, Research and Consultancy (BCRC) 2, Nowergup, Australia 3Papworths Construction Testing Equipment Pty Ltd (PCTE) 8, Brookvale, Australia Durability, design, corrosion, testing, cover, thickness, potentials, monitoring,
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For owners of structures reinforcement corrosion is difficult to manage as the industry does
not provide clear guidelines on the implications of reliability at concept design and they lack objective
tools to give information on the actual corrosion state of the embedded steel during the structures life.
With better information at concept owners could determine the quality level to target and instigate
appropriate maintenance measures. With better information through the structures life they could take
remedial actions well before damage appears and their spending on repairs would be reduced.
The paper discusses the application of risk assessment to serviceability design and tools that can be
used to assess deterioration during each part of a structures life. Reference is made to risk
assessment on actual projects and the use of embeddable half cells, corrosion rate probes and
corrosion activation monitors.
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| A Diagnosis of the South African Non-Destructive Testing Community I. Sikakana 3 Department of Physics and Non-Destructive Testing; Vaal University of Technology (VUT) 14, Vanderbijlpark, South Africa NDT-wide, ndt south africa
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Non-Destructive Testing (NDT) is finding increasing applications in numerous industries. This paper focuses, first, on the use of NDT in selected industries and its critical nature in the safe operation of plant machinery and structures. Secondly, an overview of the education and training in South Africa is discussed. The qualification offered at the Vaal University of Technology (VUT) and its impact on the NDT profession in South Africa is reflected upon. Thirdly, the reward of an NDT career is contrasted with the perceived low profile of NDT amongst practicing engineers in South Africa. Lastly, an argument for the urgent need of a legislative framework for the regulation and recognition of NDT qualifications and certification in South Africa is advanced. It is emphasized that this is a necessary measure to have accountability and a code of ethics entrenched in this growing profession.
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| Evaluation of non-destructive inspection methods for composite aerospace structures J. Heida 7, D. Platenkamp 2 Aerospace Vehicles Division; National Aerospace Laboratory NLR 7, Amsterdam, Netherlands NDT-wide, Infrared Testing (IRT), Ultrasonic Testing (UT), Visual and Optical Testing (VT/OT)
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This paper describes an evaluation of promising, mobile non-destructive inspection (NDI) methods for the in-service inspection of composite aerospace structures. The evaluation makes use of carbon fibre reinforced specimens representative for primary composite structures in current and next generation aircraft and helicopters. The specimens comprise solid laminates and sandwich structures with/without stiffeners, and include relevant damage types such as impact damage, interply delaminations and disbonds. A range of promising, mobile NDI methods are evaluated including visual inspection, vibration analysis, ultrasonic inspection (including different phased array methods), shearography and thermography inspection. An important aspect of the evaluation is the capability of the NDI methods for the detection, sizing and depth estimation of the defects present in the specimens. Further evaluation parameters are the portability of equipment, field of view, couplant requirements, speed of inspection, level of training required and the cost of equipment. The paper gives an overview of the advantages and limitations of the different NDI methods, and concludes with general guidelines for the in-service inspection of composite aerospace structures.
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