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[en] The main task of an NDT engineer is to select the best method, considering the cost-benefit value of different available systems and taking into account the special existing constraints. The aim of the paper is to suggest a tool that will enable characterization of measuring systems. The derivation of the characterization parameters and functions has to be general, i.e., suitable for all possible measuring methods, independent of their principle of operation. Quite often the properties measured during the NDT procedure are not the wanted ones, but there must be a correlation between the measured property and the performance of the product. One has to bear in mind that the ultimate choice between systems is not, in practice, just based on the mathematical optimization approach that is presented. Factors like cost-benefit, availability of trained manpower, service, real-time information, weight, volume, etc., may be crucial problems, and they may well dictate the final selection
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Sharpe, R.S. (ed.); p. 293-321; 1977; p. 293-321; Academic Press, Incorporated; New York, NY
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[en] The main topics of this meeting on nondestructive testing are: standard defects, ultrasonic testing, liquid penetrant inspection, thermography X, gamma and neutron radiography. Developments and equipment for testing heavy equipment, particularly in nuclear industry, are examined
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Les principaux sujets traites au cours de ces journees sont: les defauts etalons, le controle par ultrasons, ressuage, thermographie et radiographie (X, gammas ou neutrons). On examine le developpement et les appareils utilises pour le controle des equipements lourds particulierement dans l'industrie nucleaireOriginal Title
Recueil des communications
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Jan 1982; 326 p; Comite Francais des Essais non destructifs; Paris (France); COFREND meeting on nondestructive testing; Paris (France); 22-28 Jan 1982
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Morris, R.A.; Bryant, L.
Los Alamos Scientific Lab., NM (USA)1979
Los Alamos Scientific Lab., NM (USA)1979
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[en] Topics discussed include: high-pressure diamond cell work; x-ray fluorescence analysis; shroud of turin; laser fusion target inspection; and scanning electron microscope. Organization charts for the M-1 group are included
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1979; 8 p; WANTO meeting; Oak Ridge, TN, USA; 9 - 11 Oct 1979; CONF-791098--1; Available from NTIS., PC A02/MF A01
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Le centre d'essais non destructifs de Harwell
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Industries Atomiques et Spatiales; v. 17(4); p. 57-67
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[en] This paper presents an introductory to the application of holography as a non-destructive testing method. Also presented are illustrations of specific applications. (ELC). 14 figs
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Evaluator; v. 2(1); p. 28-34
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[en] Test procedures in the nuclear sector are specified in the ASME rules and in the European and German ENIQ secification. In spite of differences between these catalogues of rules, their central point of qualification consists in measurements in relevant test pieces. Investigations of this kind have been carried out at MPA Stuttgart since decades ago. The procedure, influencing parameters and current possibilities of MPA are presented. By concentrating on the technical aspects of qualification, economically efficient and if necessary also short-term qualification of nondestructive tests is possible. (orig.)
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Um die Leistungsfaehigkeit zerstoerungsfreier Pruefverfahren fuer eine bestimmte Pruefaufgabe zu ermitteln, sind fuer den kerntechnischen Bereich spezielle Vorgehensweisen geschaffen worden. Diese sind beispielsweise im ASME-Regelwerk, in der europaeischen oder deutschen ENIQ-Richtlinie beschrieben. Die Regelungen sind durchaus verschieden und auch innerhalb von Europa nicht einheitlich. Bei aller Unterschiedlichkeit im Detail bilden jedoch die vorgeschriebenen Messungen an relevanten Testkoerpern den zentralen und entscheidenden technischen Punkt einer Qualifizierung. Im Rahmen von Forschungsprogrammen werden solche Untersuchungen seit Jahrzehnten an der MPA Stuttgart durchgefuehrt. Die Vorgehensweise, die wesentlichen Einflussgroessen und die aktuellen Moeglichkeiten an der MPA werden dargestellt. Durch eine Konzentration auf den technischen Kern einer Qualifizierung ist eine oekonomische und falls notwendig, auch kurzfristige Qualifizierung zerstoerungsfreier Pruefungen erreichbarOriginal Title
Erprobung und Qualifizierung von zerstoerungsfreien Pruefverfahren
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Stuttgart Univ. (Germany). Materialpruefungsanstalt (MPA); Fachverband Dampfkessel-, Behaelter- und Rohrleitungsbau, Duesseldorf (Germany); VGB PowerTech e.V., Essen (Germany); 879 p; 2006; 22 p; 32. MPA seminar 2006; 32. MPA Seminar 2006; Stuttgart (Germany); 5-6 Oct 2006; 21 refs.
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AWS A2.2-69; 1969; 11 p; American Welding Society, Inc; Miami, FL; ICONS--01824
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[en] Ultrasonic inspection is one of the most widely used methods for nondestructive inspection. The beam of high-frequency sound wave, ultrasonic wave, is introduced into the material. It travels through the material with some attendant loss of energy and can be reflected at interfaces. The reflected beam is detected and analyzed. Ultrasonic inspection is used to detect flaws in metal parts as well as in welded, brazed and bonded joints during research work and developing production and service. It is also used to detect and locate porosity, pipe, and flakes. In addition, it can be used for the measurement of metal thickness. Ultrasonic inspection is therefore used for quality control and material inspection in all major industries
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Published in summary form only; 2 refs.
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Bulletin of Faculty of Science and Industrial Education KMIT, Thonburi Campus; ISSN 0125-7048;
; v. 2(3); p. 183-192

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[en] The article presents the modern methods of research of building materials (such as styrofoam, cement, concrete admixtures, etc.), applied in the Far Eastern Federal University. The latest equipment described for these studies and modern methods of testing. (paper)
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4. international conference on modern technologies for non-destructive testing; Tomsk (Russian Federation); 5-10 Oct 2015; Available from http://dx.doi.org/10.1088/1757-899X/132/1/012001; Country of input: International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA)
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IOP Conference Series. Materials Science and Engineering (Online); ISSN 1757-899X;
; v. 132(1); [6 p.]

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Farmer, R.C.; Goldsmith, H.A.; Proudlove, M.J.
Nuclear Power Co. (Whetstone) Ltd. (UK)1981
Nuclear Power Co. (Whetstone) Ltd. (UK)1981
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[en] This invention concerns suction pads for supporting loads. Specifically, the suction pad is part of a pair of pads located at the ends of a bridge forming a vehicle for transporting instruments for the non-destructive testing of a large vessel intended to contain a fuel assembly for a nuclear reactor immersed in a liquid metal coolant. For example, the vehicle is of the type described in the French patent application filed this day under the heading 'Vehicle for transporting instruments for testing against a wall'
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Plus precisement, le patin d'aspiration fait partie d'une paire de patins places aux extremites d'un pont formant un vehicule de transport d'instruments de controle par essais non-destructifs d'une cuve de grande dimension destinee a contenir un ensemble combustible de reacteur nucleaire immerge dans un metal liquide de refroidissement. Le vehicule est par exemple du type decrit dans la demande de brevet francais deposee ce jour sous le titre 'Vehicule de transport d'instruments de controle contre une paroi'Original Title
Patin de maintien d'une charge contre une surface par aspiration
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13 Feb 1981; 9 p; FR PATENT DOCUMENT 2462649/A/; Available from Institut National de la Propriete Industrielle, Paris (France); Priority claim: 25 Jul 1979, GB.
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