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Răspuns: [MW:13072] RE: 13068] ADVANCED NDT

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Dear friend,
Phased Array is in this moment unstandardized technique;but you can make indentification inspection with PA ,and after, evaluation with classical technical methodes-AVG and/or CAD;TOFD is special tecniques for  perpendicularly reflectors(this technique is in function of your capability);PA is new mode for the estimate of remanent life or materials(termomechanical steel for power plant for example)
Best regards
material and NDT inspector-met eng Iacob Catalin
 
De la: Pieper QSI <info@pieper-qsi.nl>
Către: materials-welding@googlegroups.com
Trimis: Duminică, 27 Noiembrie 2011 13:50:42
Subiect: [MW:13070] RE: 13068] ADVANCED NDT
Ultrasonic techniques like Phased Array and some older Time Of Flight Difference become more and more accepted / required for NDT examination. But in your case if you want to become an expert in NDT techniques you will need knowledge of all kind of NDT techniques in order to advise / execute a proper technology for finding the defects you’re looking for.
 
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Herman Pieper
 
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Van: materials-welding@googlegroups.com [mailto:materials-welding@googlegroups.com] Namens Mehdi Emami
Verzonden: zondag 27 november 2011 8:55
Aan: materials-welding@googlegroups.com
Onderwerp: [MW:13068] ADVANCED NDT
 
Dear friends, dear experts
I want to become expert in one of the most advanced techniques NDT. What method or methods to suit the needs of industry today, do you recommend?
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