FIRST FLOOR

Wednesday, 15 June 2016

Saal 4

Saal 5

Saal 11

Saal 13 A

Saal 13 B

Saal 14 C

Opening Ceremony

12:00

Opening of Exhibition

13:30 – 15:00

Mo.1.A

Mo.1.B

Mo.1.C

Mo.1.D

Mo.1.E

Mo.1.F

Mo.1.G

Mo.1.H

Mo.1.I

Ultrasonic Phased
Array 1

Non-linear Acoustic 1

Robotics Assisted NDE 1

Reliability

ICNDT WG3 –Condition Monitoring 1

Sensor Concepts 1

5GOKȨPKUJGF2TQFWEVU– Mechanical Properties

Modelling andData Processing –Fundamentals 1

Guided Waves –Modelling

Mo.2.A

Mo.2.B

Mo.2.C

Mo.2.D

Mo.2.E

Mo.2.F

Mo.2.G

Mo.2.H

Mo.2.I

Ultrasonic – Total
Focussing Method 1

Non-linear Acoustic 2

Cultural Heritage 1

Reliability – Ultrasonic
Testing 1

Underground
Infrastructure 1

Image Processing

Lifetime Management

Modelling andData Processing –Thermography

Guided Waves – DefectDetection

15:30 – 16:50

17:15 – 18:15

Mo.3.A

Mo.3.D

Mo.3.E

Mo.3.G

Mo.3.H

Mo.3.I

Poster Short
Presentations:

Ultrasonics

Material Properties

Thermography et al.

Surface Methods

Acoustic Microwave

Radiographic Methods
et al.

18:30

Poster and Exhibition Evening incl. Interactive Presentations

08:30 – 10:00

Tu.1.A

Tu.1.B

Tu.1.C

Tu.1.D

Tu.1.E

Tu.1.F

Tu.1.G

Tu.1.H

Tu.1.I

Railway Rolling Stock

Computed Tomography– Materials
Characterisation

Stress Analysis –Components

Reliability – Energy

Condition Monitoring 1

Material Degradation 1

Microwaves andTeraHertz 1

Modelling and Data
Processing – Ultrasonic
Methods 1

Aviation – Military

Tu.2.A

Tu.2.B

Tu.2.C

Tu.2.D

Tu.2.E

Tu.2.F

Tu.2.G

Tu.2.H

Tu.2.I

Railway Rolling Stock –Ultrasonic Phased Array

Digital Radiology andRadiography 1

Stress Analysis –Magnetic Methods

Reliability –Electromagnetic
Inspection

Condition Monitoring 2

Material Degradation 2

Non-Contact
Ultrasonics

Modelling andData Processing –Fundamentals 2

Aviation 1

Tu.3.A

Tu.3.B

Tu.3.C

Tu.3.D

Tu.3.E

Tu.3.F

Tu.3.G

Tu.3.H

Tu.3.I

Ultrasonic Phased
Array 2

Surface Structures

Stress Analysis –Ultrasonic Testing andReferences

Reliability – Ultrasonic
Testing 2

ICNDT WG3 –Condition Monitoring 2

Robotics Assisted NDE 2

Nano-Technologies andHigh-Resolution NDT 1Modelling andData Processing –Algorithms 1

Aviation 2

15:40 – 17:20

Tu.4.A

Tu.4.B

Tu.4.C

Tu.4.D

Tu.4.E

Tu.4.F

Tu.4.G

Tu.4.H

Tu.4.I

5
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– Phased Array

Computed Tomography– Defects

Medicine and Biology

Reliability – Human
Factors

ICNDT WG3 –Condition Monitoring 3

Robotics Assisted NDE 3

Nano-Technologies andHigh-Resolution NDT 2Modelling andData Processing –Algorithms 2

Aviation – Composites

We.1.A

We.1.B

We.1.C

We.1.DWe.1.E

We.1.FWe.1.G

We.1.H

We.1.I

Energy Generation(Nuclear) – Ultrasonic
Testing

Imaging –Reconstruction 1

Eddy Current Testing

Reliability – POD

Composite Materials –Characterisation

Magnetic and Penetrant
Testing

Railway Infrastructure

Modelling and Data
Processing – Eddy
Current

CFRP Aircraft Structures

10:40 – 12:20

We.2.A

We.2.B

We.2.C

We.2.DWe.2.E

We.2.FWe.2.G

We.2.H

We.2.I

5
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– Ultrasonic Testing

Imaging –Reconstruction 2

Eddy Current Array

Reliability – Statistics

Energy Nuclear 1

Leak Testing

Railway Rolling Stock –Axles Inspection

Modelling and Data
Processing – Electromagnetic Inspecton

Composite Materials –Thermography

10:30 – 12:10

13:30 – 15:10



13:30 – 15:10

15:40 – 17:20

20:00

We.3.A

We.3.B

We.3.C

We.3.DWe.3.E

We.3.FWe.3.G

We.3.H

We.3.I

Aviation – Ultrasonic
Testing

Synchrotron
Applications

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Reliability –Performance
Demonstration

Energy Nuclear 2

Materials
Characterisation –Ceramics

Modelling and Data
Processing – Digital
Radiography

Modelling andData Processing –Simulations 1

Materials Characterisation – Composites
and Polymers

We.4.A

We.4.B

We.4.C

We.4.DWe.4.E

We.4.FWe.4.G

We.4.H

We.4.I

Civil Engineering –Ultrasonic TestingComputed Tomographys5RGEKȨE#RRNKECVKQPU

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Energy Generation(Regenerative)

Nuclear Storage Casks
Inspection

5GOKȨPKUJGF
Products – Non-Contact
Inspection

Composite Materials –Various Methods

Modelling andData Processing –Simulations andApplications

Materials
Characterisation –Composites

Monday, 13 June 2016

Saal 309:30

08:30 – 10:10

14

Saal 2

Tuesday, 14 June 2016

Monday, 13 June 2016
Tuesday, 14 June 2016

OVERVIEW

13 –17 June 2016

Saal 1 (Auditorium)

Wednesday, 15 June 2016

GROUND FLOOR

Gala Dinner at Allianz Arena

19th WCNDT 2016 | Munich | Germany

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FIRST FLOOR

Thursday, 16 June 2016

10:30 – 12:10

16

13:30 – 15:10

15:40 – 17:20

Saal 2

Saal 3

Saal 4

Saal 5

Saal 11

Saal 13 A

Saal 13 B

Saal 14 C

Th.1.A

Th.1.B

Th.1.C

Th.1.D

Th.1.E

Th.1.F

Th.1.G

Th.1.HTh.1.I

Energy Generation(Nuclear) – Primary
Circuit

Process Monitoring 1

3WCNKȨECVKQPCPF
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Structural Health
Monitoring – Guided
Waves

Metal Magnetic
Memory Technique 1

Civil Engineering –Concrete Structures

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– Eddy Current

Materials
Characterisation –Metals 1

Th.2.A

Th.2.B

Th.2.C

Th.2.DTh.2.ETh.2.F

Th.2.G

Th.2.HTh.2.I

Energy Generation

Process Monitoring 2

3WCNKȨECVKQPCPF
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Structural Health
Monitoring 1

Metal Magnetic
Memory Technique 2

Civil Engineering –Materials Assessment

Modelling andData Processing– Simulations andAlgorithms

Materials
Characterisation –Metals 2

Th.3.A

Th.3.B

Th.3.C

Th.3.DTh.3.ETh.3.F

Th.3.G

Th.3.HTh.3.I

Ultrasonic – Total
Focussing Method 2

NDT of Adhesive
Bonding 1

Resonance Technology

Corrosion Detection 3

Structural Health
Monitoring 2

Laser Ultrasonics

Surface Methods– Electromagnetic
Inspection

Modelling and Data
Processing – Ultrasonic
Methods 2

Materials
Characterisation –Metals – Eddy Current

Th.4.A

Th.4.B

Th.4.C

Th.4.DTh.4.ETh.4.F

Th.4.G

Tu.4.HTh.4.I

Ultrasonic Testing

NDT of Adhesive
Bonding 2

Materials Characterisation – Composites– Modelling

Infrared and Optical

Structural Health
Monitoring – Acoustic

Laser Ultrasonics and
New Methods

Civil Engineering –Acoustic Emission

Modelling and Data
Processing

Thermography

20:00

Bavarian Evening at restaurant „Löwenbräukeller“

08:30 – 10:10

Fr.1.A

Fr.1.B

Fr.1.C

Fr.1.D

Fr.1.E

Fr.1.F

Fr.1.G

Fr.1.H

Fr.1.I

Welding – Ultrasonic
Methods

Automotive Spot Welds

Standardisation

Project MAIzfp –Composites

Structural Health
Monitoring – Ultrasonic
Testing

Sensor Concepts 2

Pipeline In-Service
Inspection

Modelling andData Processing –Simulations 2

Materials
Characterisation –Polymers

Fr.2.A

Fr.2.B

Fr.2.C

Fr.2.D

Fr.2.E

Fr.2.F

Fr.2.G

Fr.2.H

Fr.2.I

Welding – Various
Methods

MarineCultural Heritage 2

Process Monitoring 3

Underground
Infrastructure 2

Public Security and
Humanitarian Safety

Microwaves andTeraHertz 2

Digital Radiology andRadiography 2

Guided Waves –Structural Engineering

10:40 – 12:00

12:30

Closing Ceremony

19th WCNDT 2016 | Munich | Germany

13 June 2016
Thursday, 16Monday,
June 201608:30 – 10:00

Friday, 17 June 2016

OVERVIEW

13 –17 June 2016

Saal 1 (Auditorium)

Friday, 17 June 2016

GROUND FLOOR

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GROUND FLOORFIRST FLOORPROGRAMME

Monday, 13 June 2016

Saal 1 (Auditorium)

09:30

Opening Ceremony

12:00

Opening of Exhibition

X

Saal 3

Saal 4

Saal 5

Saal 11

Saal 13 A

Saal 13 B

Saal 14 C

Mo.1.A

Mo.1.B

Mo.1.C

Mo.1.D

Mo.1.E

Mo.1.F

Mo.1.G

Mo.1.H

Mo.1.IULTRASONIC PHASEDARRAY 1NON-LINEAR
ACOUSTIC 1

ROBOTICS ASSISTEDNDE 1RELIABILITYSENSOR CONCEPTS 1

K. Balasubramaniam,
S. Dos Santos

B. van den Bos,
F. Wolfsgruber

SEMI-FINISHEDPRODUCTS –MECHANICALPROPERTIESMODELLING ANDDATA PROCESSING –FUNDAMENTALS 1

GUIDED WAVES –MODELLING

O.A. Barbian, P. Benoist

ICNDT WG3 –CONDITION
MONITORING 1

C. Müller, G. Selby

B. Köhler, P. Wang

T. Clausing, L. Gelman

Z. Fan, P. Mudge

T. Chady, A. Volker

P. Meilland,
M. Stolzenberg

13:30

Mo.1.A.1

Mo.1.B.1

Mo.1.C.1

Mo.1.D.1

Mo.1.E.1

Mo.1.F.1

Mo.1.G.1

Mo.1.H.1

Mo.1.I.1

New ISO Calibration
Block for Phased Array
Ultrasonic Testing
D. Chauveau, Institut deSoudure, Villepinte, France

Nonlinear NDT: A
Route to Conventional
Ultrasonic Testing
I. Solodov, University of
Stuttgart, Germany

X-ray Computed
Tomography
Reconstruction on NonStandard Trajectories
for Robotized
Inspection
C. Vienne, CEA,
Gif-sur-Yvette, France

NDT Reliability
Assessment forComplex NDT Processes
D. Forsyth, TRI, Austin,
USA

State of the Art on
Magnetic Properties– Stress Correlation in
SteelsE. Hristoforou, National
Technical University ofAthens, Greece

Quantum Well Hall
Effect Magnetovision
System for NonDestructive Testing
C.-W. Liang, University ofManchester, UK

In-line Characterisationof Microstructure andMechanical Properties
in the Manufacturingof Steel Strip for the
Purpose of ProductUniformity Control
F. van den Berg, Tata Steel,
Ymuiden, Netherlands

A Theory of Nonlinear
Eddy Current NDE
Model and its
Experimental Tests
N. Nakagawa, Iowa State
University, Ames, USA

Guided Wave Testing for
Structural Member by
Multipoint Sensing withWireless Accelerometers
K. Nakahata, Ehime
University, Matsuyama,
Japan

14:00

Mo.1.A.2

Mo.1.B.2

Mo.1.C.2

Mo.1.D.2

Mo.1.E.2

Mo.1.F.2

Mo.1.G.2

Mo.1.H.2

Mo.1.I.2

 5KORNKȨGF#RRTQCEJ
#for DAC with PhasedArray
Y. Oberdörfer, GE Sensing& Inspection Technologies,
Hürth, Germany

Detecting the fatigue
damage of ropes using
the nonlinear acoustic
second harmonic
parameter by themagnetostrictive
guided wave method
J. Xu, Huazhong Universityof Science and Technology,
Wuhan, China

Comparison ofReconstruction
Methods for Computed
Tomography with
Industrial Robots using
Automatic Object
Position Recognition
F. Herold, YXLONInternational, Hamburg,
Germany

The Use of Simulationin POD Curves
Estimation: An
Overview of the IIWBest Practices Proposal
P. Calmon, CEA,
Gif-sur-Yvette, France

Analysis and Stress
Determination in
Welded Samples
P. Vourna, National
Technical University ofAthens, Greece

Coplanar Capacitive
Imaging Probe with
Electrode Array for
Hidden Defect in Nonconducting Materials
X. Yin, China Universityof Petroleum, Qingdao,
China

Measurement of
Ultrasonic Velocity and
Attenuation in L80 Steeland their Correlation
with Tensile Properties
J.B. Wiskel, Universityof Alberta, Edmonton,
CanadaFractal Technique for
the Extraction of Latent
Safety Informationfrom Multi Sensors
Monitoring Data
V.V. Vengrinovich,
National Academy of
Science of Belarus, Minsk,
BelarusPulse-Echo Guided
Wave Inspection Using
Multimode Dispersion
Compensation
R. Roberts, Iowa State
University, Ames, USA

14:20

Mo.1.A.3

Mo.1.B.3

Mo.1.C.3

Mo.1.D.3

Mo.1.E.3

Mo.1.F.3

Mo.1.G.3

Mo.1.H.3

Mo.1.I.3

High Resolution Phased
Array Imaging using the
Total Focusing Method
H. Rast, KARL DEUTSCH
Prüf- und Messgerätebau,
Wuppertal, Germany

Anisotropy of NEWSdamage parameters in
CFRP composite
Z. Prevorovsky, Inst.
of Thermomechanics,
Prague, Czech Republic

3D X-Ray High Energy
Testing of Large Objects
with Specialized
Manipulation
Trajectories
B. Redmer, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

An Overview ofStandardized Capability
for US Air Force
Inspections
E.A. Lindgren, US Air Force
Research Laboratory,
Wright-Patterson, USA

Universality of theCalibration Curves –the Universality Law
A. Ktena, Technological
Education Institution of
Sterea Ellada, Evia, Greece

Introduction of The
Field Kelvin Probe –Non-Contact andThrough-Wall Detectionof Corrosion
E.F. Turcu, ChristianMichelsen Research,
Bergen, Norway

Speed Effect on a
Multi-frequency
Electromagnetic NDTSystem Used for theCharacterisation of theMicrostructure of Strip
Steel
W. Zhu, University ofManchester, UK

Higher-order
Scattering for Diffuse
Ultrasonic Backscatter
Measurements on
Nickel Alloys
J. Turner, University of
Nebraska-Lincoln, USA

Application of Ultrasonic
Guided Waves for
Inspection of Multi-Wire
Rope Structures
R. Raisutis, Kaunas
University of Technology,
Kaunas, Lithuania

Mo.1.A.4

Mo.1.B.4

Mo.1.C.4

Mo.1.D.4

Mo.1.E.4

Mo.1.F.4

Mo.1.G.4

Mo.1.H.4

Mo.1.I.4

Phased Array
Technology – Scan Plan
Methodologies for Weld
Inspection
T. Couturier, Olympus,
Rungis, France

Numerical andExperimental Analysisof harmonic generation
method for detection ofclosed cracks
A. Meziane, Université
Bordeaux, Talence, France

Novel handling concept
for productionintegrated computed
tomography
M. Eberhorn, Fraunhofer
EZRT, Fürth, Germany

Analyzing the
Reliability of Nondestructive Tests using
the Modular Modell – apractical approach
R. Holstein, DGZfP
Ausbildung und Training,
Berlin, Germany

Monitoring Magnetic
Property Tensor Acrossthe Weld at the Same
Points where StressTensor was Monitored
S. Aggelopoulos, National
Technical University ofAthens, Greece

Novel air-coupled
ultrasonic transducer
combining thethermoacoustic withthe piezoelectric effect
M. Gaal, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

In-line Quantitative
Measurement ofTransformed Phase
Fraction by EM Sensors
during Controlled
Cooling on the Run-out
Table of a Hot Strip MillF. van den Berg, Tata Steel,
Ymuiden, Netherlands

Simulation modelof Eddy Current
inspection with&%OCIPGVKEȨGNF
associatedJ. Rebello, Federal
University of Rio deJaneiro, Brazil

Sizing of ThroughThickness Circular Holesin Plate Structures by
Ultrasonic Lamb Wave
Testing
F. Honarvar, K. N. Toosi
University of Technology,
Teheran, Iran

14:40

15:00

18

Saal 2

13:30

14:00

14:20

14:40

Break

19th WCNDT 2016 | Munich | Germany

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GROUND FLOORFIRST FLOOR

X

Saal 2

Saal 3

Saal 4

Saal 5

Saal 11

Saal 13 A

Saal 13 B

Saal 14 C

Mo.2.A

Mo.2.B

Mo.2.C

Mo.2.D

Mo.2.E

Mo.2.F

Mo.2.G

Mo.2.H

Mo.2.IULTRASONIC – TOTAL
FOCUSSING METHOD 1

NON-LINEAR
ACOUSTIC 2

CULTURAL HERITAGE 1

RELIABILITY –ULTRASONIC TESTING 1

UNDERGROUNDINFRASTRUCTURE 1

IMAGE PROCESSING

LIFETIME
MANAGEMENTGUIDED WAVES –DEFECT DETECTION

F. Honarvar, W. RoyeZ. Prevorovsky, I. Solodov

J.H. Kurz, R. Smith

R. Collins, K. Horoshenkov

MODELLING ANDDATA PROCESSING –THERMOGRAPHY

K. Fukunaga,
A. Hasenstab

M. Rauhut, T. Williams

L.J. Bond, T. Takagi

R. Roberts, T.K. Vogt

Y. Cho, S.M. Shepard

15:30

PROGRAMME

Monday, 13 June 2016

Saal 1 (Auditorium)

Mo.2.A.1

Mo.2.B.1

Mo.2.C.1

Mo.2.D.1

Mo.2.E.1

Mo.2.F.1

Mo.2.G.1

Mo.2.H.1

Mo.2.I.1

Study of UltrasonicPhased-Array Methods
for the Inspection ofComposite Structureswith Different
Geometric andMechanical Properties
A. Aschy, CETIM, Nantes,
FranceThe material elastic
constant evaluation
by ultrasonic acoustics
nonlinearity and wave
velocity
Y. Lee, Pusan National
University, Busan, South
Korea

A New Method to
Test Masonry Shear
Characteristics Thought
Flat Jack (FJ-SCT
Method)D. Foppoli, Foppoli
Moretta e Associati,
Tirano, Italy

Two-Parameter
Estimation of Reliabilityof Ultrasonic Testing
A. Dergachev, OJSC „STC
„Industrial Safety“,
Moscow, Russia

Detection of
Hydrothermal Agingin Cured-In-Place Pipes(CIPP) Based on
Microwave System
M. Manavipour,Fraunhofer IZFP,
Saarbrücken, Germany

Digital Image
Processing for theAutomation of NDT by
Means of Endoscopy
K. Spinnler, Fraunhofer IIS,
EZRT, Fürth, Germany

Examination of Service
Life of Generator Rotor
Retaining Rings Madeof ASTM A289 Class C
Steel Using LDC1000
Sensor
D. Baron, EthosEnergy,
Lubliniec, Poland

Eddy Current andThermal Patterns for
Quantitative NDT&E
Y. Wang, Univ. ofElectronic Science andTechnology of China,
Chengdu, China

A New Generation ofFrequency Steerable
Transducers for Lamb
Waves Inspections
L. De Marchi, University of
Bologna, Italy

15:50

Mo.2.A.2

Mo.2.B.2

Mo.2.C.2

Mo.2.D.2

Mo.2.E.2

Mo.2.F.2

Mo.2.G.2

Mo.2.H.2

Mo.2.I.2

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9Total Focusing Method
and Full Matrix Capture
for Ultrasonic Imaging
using Phased Array
Technique?
R. Boehm, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

Characterizationof Microstructural
Evolution in Heat
Treated rolled Copperand Brass by Nonlinear
ultrasonic Waves
W. Li, Xiamen University,
China

Characterisation ofHistoric Facades using
Active Thermography
with Solar Heating andOptical Methods
C. Maierhofer, BAM,
Berlin, Germany

Simulation of theProbability of Detectionof a Longitudinal Flaw
within a Pipe Using an
Automated UltrasonicInspection
N. Nourrit, Vallourec,
Aulnoye-Aymeries, France

A Modelling Approachfor Guided Wave
Propagation in Coatedand Buried Pipes
W. Duan, Brunel University
London, Middlesex, UK

Automatic Industrial
CT Image Processing
and Analysis of Batch
Workpiece NDT Basedon the VGStudio SDK
T. Wang, Granpect,
Beijing, China

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'from measurement
collection through toreportW. Woodhead, Silverwing,
Swansea, UK

Sonothermography incomposite materials:
Finite Element
modeling andexperimental validation
A. Meziane, Université
Bordeaux, Talence, France

Non-Destructive Method
Based on Rayleigh-Like
Waves to Detect
Corrosion Thinning on
Non-Accessible Aareas
L. Taupin, CEA-LIST, Gif-surYvette, France

16:10

Mo.2.A.3

Mo.2.B.3

Mo.2.C.3

Mo.2.D.3

Mo.2.E.3

Mo.2.F.3

Mo.2.G.3

Mo.2.H.3

Mo.2.I.3

Progress in theDevelopment of a FMC/TFM Based Ultrasonic
SystemR. ten Grotenhuis, Ontario
Power Generation, Toronto,
CanadaOptimized analysis fornonlinear ultrasonicimaging in complex
media: acoustic
imaging for cultural
heritage
S. Dos Santos, INSA, Blois,
FranceMoisture Monitoring
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Weathering Test ofa Cultural Heritage
Compatible Insulation
plasterJ. Frick, Materials Testing
Inst. University of
Stuttgart, Germany

Automated Data
Analysis (ADA) of
Ultrasonic NDE Data for
Composites
J. Welter, US Air Force
Research Laboratory,
Wright-Patterson, USA

Guided Wave
Attenuation in Coated
Pipes Buried in Sand
M. Lowe, Imperial College
London, UK

Improvements to image
processing algorithms
used for delamination
damage extraction andmodeling
M. Stefaniuk, Air ForceInstitute of Technology,
Warsaw, Poland

Ultrasonic Inspection of
Fatigue Stressed Areasof Hydroelectric Power
Plant Components
S. Dugan, MPA Universität
Stuttgart, Germany

Machine vision
platform for nondestructive testing
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reinforced plastics
A. Frommknecht,
Fraunhofer IPA, Stuttgart,
Germany

An Analytical Insight
into Contact Acoustic
Nonlinearity of Guided
Ultrasonic Waves
under Modulation of a
Breathing Crack
Z. Su, Hong Kong Polytech.
Univ., Hong Kong, China

Mo.2.A.4

Mo.2.B.4

Mo.2.C.4

Mo.2.D.4

Mo.2.E.4

Mo.2.F.4

Mo.2.G.4

Mo.2.H.4

Mo.2.I.4

Research on Correction
and Optimization of
Post-processing
Imaging of Structurewith Non-planarInterface Using
Full Matrix Data of
Ultrasonic Array
Z. Zhou, Beihang
University, Beijin, China

Acoustic resonancetesting for nondestructive detection offorged or casted serial
parts with intolerable
geometric variations– experimental model
adaption
M. Heinrich, htw saar
Fraunhofer IZFP,
Saarbrücken, Germany

Development of aStandard for Computed
Tomography ofHistorical MusicalInstruments – theMUSICES projectT. Fuchs, Fraunhofer IIS,
Fürth, Germany

Corrosion Inspection
with Dual Element
Phased Arrays
Y. Oberdörfer, GE Sensing& Inspection Technologies,
Hürth, Germany

Condition Detectionin Underground Pipes
with Airborne Acoustic
Waves
K. Horoshenkov, Universityof Shefƌeld, UK

Phased Array UT Open
Platform Electronics
with Full-Matrix
Capture for Custom andAutomated Solutions
G. Dao, AOS NDT,
Cincinnati, USA

Ultrasonic WaveguideTechniques forDistributed
Temperature Sensing
K. Balasubramaniam,
Indian Institute ofTechnology Madras,
Chennai, India

Non-Destructive
Evaluation of Defective
CFRP Laminates
T. Ullmann, German
Aerospace Center,
Stuttgart, Germany

Methods for Quantitative
Wall Thickness Mapping
using Dispersive Guided
Waves
A. Volker, TNO, Delft,
Netherlands

16:30

16:50

X

15:30

15:50

16:10

16:30

Break
Mo.3.A

Mo.3.D

Mo.3.E

Mo.3.G

Mo.3.H

Mo.3.IPOSTER SHORTPRESENTATIONS –ULTRASONICS

POSTER SHORTPRESENTATIONS MATERIAL PROPERTIESPOSTER SHORTPRESENTATIONS –THERMOGRAPHY ET AL.

POSTER SHORTPRESENTATIONS SURFACE METHODSPOSTER SHORTPRESENTATIONS ACOUSTIC MICROWAVE

A. Erhard

F. Ahrens

M. Spies

G. Dobmann

M. Kreutzbruck

POSTER SHORTPRESENTATIONS|–RADIOGRAPHICMETHODS ET AL.

P106

P22

P8

P75

P2

P49

Interpretation of
Ultrasonic Based Stave
Thickness Measurement
Technique for Blast
Furnaces
S. Balamurugan, Tata
Steel, Jamshedpur, India

Combination of
Ultrasonic and Eddy
Current Testingwith Imaging for
Characterization of
Rolling Contact Fatigue
R. Ahlbrink, Eurailscout
Inspection & Analysis,
Berlin, Germany

UV Testing Personnel
Training and%GTVKȨECVKQP
G. Batov, SEC „Kachestvo“,
Moscow, Russia

Safety and Productivity
Innovations in Liquid
Penetrants andMagnetic Particles
Testing
M. Cevenini, NDT Italiana,
Concorezzo, Italy

The Use of Acoustic
Emission Method for
Diagnosis of Damage ofPneumatic Valves
P. Mazal, Brno Universityof Technology, Czech
Republic

Supercomputing the
Cascade Processes ofRadiation Transport
C. Bellon, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

M. Purschke

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Saal 2

Saal 3

Saal 4

Saal 5

Saal 11

Saal 13 A

Saal 13 B

Saal 14 C

P112

P23

P9

P78

P3

P50

Innovative Technologies
for Ultrasonic Phased
Array Instrumentation
J. Büchler, GE Sensing &Inspection Technologies,
Hürth, Germany

Tightening control byultrasoundF. Belahcene, ULTRA RS,
Breviandes, France

A robot inspection
system allows thedetection of defects
in adhesive bonds
between CFRP components by using active
thermography, leading
to reduces cycle times
M. Busch, ZeMA – Zentrum
für Mechatronik und
Automatisierungstechnik,
Saarbrücken, Germany

Well Integrity andCorrosion inspectionof surface casings andconductors of offshore
wells with the D-PEC
inspection technology
F. Gabriëls, TÜV Rheinland
Sonovation, Oosterhout,Netherlands

Heat Treatment andTension Curves inContemporary SteelMaterials Monitored byAcoustic Emission
G. Por, College of
Dunaujvaros, Hungary

Contemporary Witnesses
for the Forensic Analysisof the 14th and 15th
Century Fingerprints on
Town Seals Examinedby Latest Micro-CT
Technology. Sphragistics
in Combination with
NDT
K.U. Berg, BMB, Heilbronn,
Germany

P120

P24

P13

P80

P4

P51

High Frequency
Ultrasonic Systems with
Frequency Ranges of 35
to 200 MHz
W. Hillger, Ingenieurbüro
Dr. Hillger, Braunschweig,
Germany

Characterization of
the states of aging of
HP austenitic stainlesssteels through spectral
analysis of ultrasonicsignals
N. Chaves de Siqueira,Federal University of Rio deJaneiro, Brazil

Database Structure for
Thermographic
Inspection of CFRP
Metal Hybrid
Components
M. Jelinek, Institute for
Machine Tools andIndustrial Management –Application Center
Augsburg, Germany

Motion-induced Eddy
Current Testing ofComposite Materials
S. Gorges, Technische
Universität Ilmenau,
Germany

Acoustic Emission
Measurement During
Low-Cycle Fatigue Testof Reactor Pressure
Vessel Steels
G. Por, College of
Dunaujvaros, Hungary

Advances in High Energy
X-ray Digital Detector
ArraysC. Bueno, GE Global
Research Center, Niskayuna,
USA

P121

P28

P14

P82

P6

P52

Study on Sectorial Scan
Angle Range for Phased
Array Ultrasonic Testingin standard setting
X. Jiang, Ho Hai University,
Chang Zhou, China

Capability of Stress
Wave Acoustic
Tomography Techniquefor Predicting Internal
Defects on Living Trees
T. Dündar, Istanbul
University, Bahçeköy,
TurkeyThermal characteristic
and failure analysis offully packaged devices
using Lock-in
Thermography
S. Kim, KBSI, Daejeon,South Korea

Various Approaches
to Obtain an Eddy
Current Signal in Caseof Overheating
K. Härtel, imq,
Crimmitschau, Germany

The Detection ofDifferent Stages of
the Delaminating in
the Pressure Vessels
Shells by the Ultrasonicand Acoustic Emission
TechniqueK. Zotov, PANATEST,
Moscow, Russia

The design andperformance test of
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H. Chen, China Academyof Engineering Physics,
Mianyang, China

P123

P34

P15

P83

P76

P53

EMAT in Car and Space
Industry: Modern
Achievements and
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A. Kirikov, Nordinkraft,
Heimsheim, Germany

Quality control of
induction hardened
layer and of thegrinding process
in aerospace ballscrews by magnetic
Barkhausen noise
analysisA. Martinez-de-Guerenu,
CEIT, San Sebastián, Spain

Learning More on
Thermoplastic
Composites with
Infrared Thermography
C. Meola, University of
Naples Federico II, Napoli,
Italy

About the Performanceof Non-Multiplication
Magnetization Method
in a Magnetic Particle
Testing
M. Hori, Nihon Denji Sokki
Co, Tachikawa-city, Tokyo,
Japan

Inspection of Clad
Materials Using Massive
Multi-Frequency Eddy
Current Method
T. Chady, West
Pomeranian University,
Szczecin, Poland

Transfer of Technology asa Panacea to Indigenous
Technological
Development
H. Chimezie, National
Centre for NDT, Effurun,
Nigeria

P124

P35

P16

P86

P101

P54

Inspection of Hidden
and Curved Regions in
Composite Structuresusing Non-contact
Guided Ultrasonic
Waves
D. Koodalil, Indian
Institute of Technology
Madras, Chennai, India

Qness – Hardness
Testing
V. Meyer, Hahn-Kolb,
Ludwigsburg, Germany

Active thermography
for crack testing ofrailway wheels and rails
U. Netzelmann,
Fraunhofer IZFP,
Saarbrücken, Germany

Demagnetization ofThick Walled Pipes
M. Kaack, Salzgitter
Mannesmann Forschung,Duisburg, Germany

Handheld Terahertz
Inspection andThickness
Measurements
S. Becker, Becker Photonik,
Porta Westfalica, Germany

Inner Stress and Strain
Analysis of GranularMaterial by Compression
Molding Using Microtomography
B. Dai, China Academyof Engineering Physics,
Mianyang, China

P125

P36

P17

P87

P102

P57

Customized UltrasonicInspection Solutions
for various Industrial
Products
M. Krüger, VOGT
Ultrasonics, Burgwedel,
Germany

Nondestructive Testingof Material Properties
and Defects in Hot
Stamped Parts
T. Müller, Fraunhofer IZFP,
Saarbrücken, Germany

Application of Object
Recognition in
Locomotive
Components
Monitoring
J. Peng, Southwest
Jiaotong University,
Chengdu, China

Water tightness froma leak detection pointof view
R. Konwitschny, Pfeiffer
Vacuum, Aßlar, Germany

Multi-source inspection
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materials and plastics
T. Chady, West
Pomeranian University,
Szczecin, Poland

Nondestructive
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CT-scan: a comparative
study
O. Guiraud, NOVITOM,
Grenoble, France

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Saal 1 (Auditorium)

18:00

18:05

18:10

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Saal 2

Saal 3

Saal 4

Saal 5

Saal 11

Saal 13 A

Saal 13 B

Saal 14 C

P136

P37

P19

P93

P104

P58

A New Balanced TWM
Laser UltrasoundDetector, the Principle
and its Applications in
NDT
B. Reitinger, Recendt, Linz,
Austria

Monitoring with AE
the Material Behaviour
under Stress with
Increasing Size of
Planar Defects From
Stability to Instability
G. Nardoni, I&T Nardoni
Institute, Brescia, Italy

Automated Nondestructive Testing ofHybrid Structures
M. Schäfer, TU
Braunschweig, Germany

A Pedestrian and
Vehicle-Mounted
System for Detecting
RCF in Rail using Eddy
Currents
S. Saunders, Sperry Rail,
Derby, UK

Terahertz Technology
Approaches theMarkets:
Survey about theCurrent Developments
S. Kremling, SKZ – Das
Kunststoff-Zentrum,
Würzburg, Germany

Static and Dynamic
In-situ-computedtomography for
Dimensional
Metrology Applications
P. Hornberger, Fraunhofer
IIS, Deggendorf, Germany

P137

P38

P20

P100

P105

P59

Development andValidation of an
Iterative Time
Reversal Technique for
the Inspection ofComposite Structures
D. Richard, Zetec, Quebec,
Canada KOG'HȨEKGPV
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Nondestructive
Characterization ofCustomized Magnetooptical Thin Layers for
Industrial Use
M. Rabung, Fraunhofer
IZFP, Saarbrücken,
Germany

Measuring Strand
Orientation in
Carbon Fiber
Reinforced Plastics(CFRP) with
Polarization
M. Schöberl, Fraunhofer
IIS, Erlangen, Germany

Nondestructive Testing
Systems with Magnetic
Flux Leakage (MFL)
S. Youssef, Fraunhofer
IZFP, Saarbrücken,
Germany

Monitoring of Drying of
Cement Screed with theHelp of Ultra-wideband
Microwaves andAir-coupled Antennas
M. Manavipour,Fraunhofer IZFP,
Saarbrücken, Germany

Fast X-ray Digital
Radiography Equipment
for In-line Production
Control
M. Iovea, Accent Pro 2000,
Bucharest, Romania

P146

P45

P21

P141

P156

P63

PROline – ready for the
next Industrial
Revolution (Industry
4.0) and SCADA
G. Vogt, VOGT Ultrasonics,
Burgwedel, Germany

Relation Among the
Ultrasonic Result
and Defect form andMaterial Property in
Laser Rapid Forming
Titanium AlloyY. Shi, AVIC Beijing
institute of aeronauticalmaterials, Beijing, China

Time is Money andImage is Everything –The Changing Face of
the RVI Market
T. Williams, Karl Storz
Endoscopy, ChesterƌeldDerbyshire, UK

Laser ultrasoundinvestigations oncomposites with opticalgeneration from visible
to infrared
R. Seyrkammer, Recendt,
Linz, Austria

Ultra Sniffer – New Leak
Detection Method
R. Brockmann, Greifswald,
Germany

Statistical methods of anassessment of coherenceof experts opinions
in interpretation ofradiogram
N. Krysko, “Welding
and Testing”, MSTU u.a.
Baumann, Moscow, Russia

P147

P47

P163

P159

P165

Improved Inspection
3WCNKV[CPF'HȨEKGPE[Due to Advancements
in Conventional
Ultrasonic Instrument
Development
G. Von Zuben, Olympus
Scientiƌc Solutions
Americas, Waltham, USA

Monitoring of Low
Cycle Fatigue Damage
with Eddy Current
W. Thale, ROSENTechnology, Lingen,Germany

Balancing Productivity
and ProductQuality in Welding,
Revealing Interacting
Organisational
Cornerstones
P. Hammersberg,
Chalmers Univ. ofTechnology, Göteborg,
SwedenA Reliable and Tracer
Gas Independent Leak
Detector for Food
Packages
S. Decker, INFICON, Köln,
GermanyNDT Practical Examinations/Assessments/
Evaluations
H. Jansen, SAIW,
Johannesburg, South Africa

P151

P48

P170

P171

An Innovative Scanning
Solution for Corrosion
Mapping
F. Zottig, Zetec, Quebec,
CanadaDistortion Analysis ofMagnetic Excitation(DAME) – A Novel
NDE Method for
Evaluation of Propertiesof Ferromagnetic
Materials
M. Vaidhianathasamy,
Newcastle University, UK

CURe MODERN –French-German
Infrastructure
Inspection, Urban andRegional Planning
J.H. Kurz, DB
Systemtechnik,
Brandenburg-Kirchmöser,Germany

Leak Test of Test
Parts with Pressure
Compensation
Elements using the Test
Medium CompressedAir
J. Lapsien, CETA
Testsysteme, Hilden,
Germany

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18:05

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Ultrasonic inspectionof small pores withinelectron beam weldedtitanium alloys and
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fatigue properties
J. Liang, AVIC Beijing
institute of aeronauticalmaterials, Beijing, China

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Tu.1.E

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Tu.1.G

Tu.1.H

Tu.1.ICOMPUTEDTOMOGRAPHY|–
MATERIALS
CHARACTERISATIONSTRESS ANALYSIS –COMPONENTSRELIABILITY – ENERGYCONDITION –MONITORING 1

MATERIAL
DEGRADATION 1

MICROWAVES ANDTERAHERTZ 1

AVIATION – MILITARY

P.S. Heyns, G. Lackner

G. Dobmann, L. Mazeika

C. Evers, S. Kremling

MODELLING ANDDATA PROCESSING|–ULTRASONICMETHODS 1

N. Dominguez, D. Forsyth

M. Shiwa, X. Wu

G. Bruno, T. Lüthi

08:30

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RAILWAY ROLLINGSTOCK
X. Gao, T. Heckel

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T. Krause, C.M. Scala

P. Calmon, K. Mayer

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Tu.1.I.1

On Non-Maximizable
Ultrasonic Responses
and POD Curves
M. Carboni, Technical
University of Milan, Italy

Volumetric Digital
Image Correlation
for Materials
Characterization
E. Quintana, Sandia
National Laboratories,
Albuquerque, USA

Accurate UltrasonicStress Measurement in
Already Tightened Bolts
by Means of Optimized
Emat
H. Walaszek, CETIM,
Senlis, France

Observations on
implementation of the
BAM holistic reliability
model
G. Selby, EPRI, Charlotte,
USA

Sonic and UltrasonicMeasurement
Applications for Cased
Oil Wells
S. Zeroug, Schlumberger,
Cambridge, USA

Acoustic Monitoringof Proton Impacts at
CERNs Large Hadron
ColliderB. Fischer, XARION Laser
Acoustics, Wien, Austria

Thickness Measurementof Mulitlayer Coating
using Terahertz
Techniques
J. Jonuscheit, Fraunhofer
IPM, Kaiserslautern,
Germany

Modeling and
Simulation of Ultrasonic
Testing – a Practical
Guide by the SubCommittee ‚Modelingand Imaging’ within
the DGZfP Committeeof Experts on UT
M. Spies, Fraunhofer IZFP,
Saarbrücken, Germany

Realistic Approaches forAchieving NDE-based
Characterization inComplex Materials/
Structures
E.A. Lindgren, US Air Force
Research Laboratory,
Wright-Patterson, USA

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Tu.1.B.2

Tu.1.C.2

Tu.1.D.2

Tu.1.E.2

Tu.1.F.2

Tu.1.G.2

Tu.1.H.2

Tu.1.I.2

Magneto-Inductive
Diagnosis of Steel Parts
with Unknown Fatigue
Load History
G. Dobmann, Saarbrücken,
Germany

Determinationof Particle Size
Distribution ofPolymer- Polymer
Composite Material
Using X-ray CT
C. Hannesschläger, FH OÖForschung & Entwicklung,Wels, Austria

Stress Distributions
Generated by
Straightening of Tubes
M. Kaack, Salzgitter
Mannesmann Forschung,Duisburg, Germany

Phased Array Ultrasonic
Testing of Welds in
Small Bore Tubing –Review of NDT Roundrobin carried out by
GENSIP Consortium of
UK Power Generating
Companies
C. Brett, E.ON Technologies, Nottingham, UK

Detecting Bolt
Loosening on the Basisof Vibration Signals as
Low as a few Hertz
N. Yusa, Tohoku University,
Miyagi, Japan

Magnetic
characterization ofwear due to fatigue
CPFKPURGEVKQPQHȩCYUin small diameter wire
ropes
A. Martinez-de-Guerenu,
CEIT, San Sebastián, Spain

Modeling of TE
mode transducer for
nondestructive testingof defects inside a
metal pipe using
microwaves
K. Sasaki, Tohoku
University, Miyagi, Japan

Elastic Wave
Propagation in
Polycrystalline
Materials using Ray
Tracing Model
S.B. Shivaprasad, Indian
Institute of Technology
Madras, Chennai, India

Inspection of theAluminium Alloys
Degradation in Aging
Aircraft Components
Based on Eddy Current
Method Application
L. Kovalchuk, State
enterprise „ANTONOV“,
Kyiv, Ukraine

Tu.1.A.3

Tu.1.B.3

Tu.1.C.3

Tu.1.D.3

Tu.1.E.3

Tu.1.F.3

Tu.1.G.3

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Tu.1.I.3

Handheld Solution for
Measurement ofResidual Stresses on
Railway Wheels using
EMATs
J.A. Jimenez Garrido,
Innerspec Technologies
Europe, Alcala de Henares,
Spain

X-Ray computed
tomography ofstructural parts
made by injection
moulding and a local
reinforcement withthermoplastic UDsheets
R. Schlimper, Fraunhofer
IWM, Halle, Germany

Determination of
Residual Stress State
and Mechanical
Properties of Spiral
Sub-Merged Arc
Welded Steel Pipes
C.H. Gür, METU, Ankara,
TurkeyValidation of an
Ultrasonic-PhasedArray-Method
for Testing of
Circumferential Welds
at Thin-walled Pipes
S. Hillmann, Fraunhofer
IKTS, Dresden, Germany

In-service Detection ofLongitudinal Cracks on
Drill Pipe using Induced
Circumferential Current
X. Yuan, China Universityof Petroleum, Qingdao,
China

Detecting andQuantifying High
Temperature Hydrogen
Attack (HTHA)
N. Trimborn, Mistras
Group, Spijkenisse,
Netherlands

3D Terahertz Imaging
of High TemperatureLightweight Materials
A. Konschak, FraunhoferZentrum HTL, Bayreuth,
Germany

Simulation of Ultrasonic
Wave Propagationin Anisotropic
Heterogeneous
Welds embedded ina Polycrystalline BaseMaterial
F. Schubert, Fraunhofer
IKTS, Dresden, Germany

Development of CFRP
Aircraft Doors with theInteraction of NDT and
Strength Analysis
P. Schmiedel, Airbus
Helicopters, Donauwörth,Germany

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Tu.1.F.4

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Tu.1.I.4

Inspection Forged
Railway Wheels with
Non-Destructive Testing
Magnetic Barkhausen
Noise to Evaluate
Residual Stresses of
Manufacturing
É. Santos, University of São
Paulo, Brazil

In situ micro
tomography andradioscopy forbiology and materials
characterization
S. Zabler, Fraunhofer EZRT,
Würzburg, Germany

UltrasonicMeasurement ofResidual Stresses in
Welded Elements andStructures
Y. Kudryavtsev, Structural
Integrity Technologies,
Markham, Canada

Smart Data Analysisof the Results ofAutomated and Manual
Ultrasonic Inspections
on the Example of Rotor
Forgings
J. Vrana, Siemens,
München, Germany

Evaluation of Bolt
Loosening using a
Hybrid Approach Basedon Contact Acoustic
Nonlinearity
Z. Zhang, Hong Kong
Polytech. Univ., Hong
Kong, China

Nonlinear UltrasonicTechnique forQuantitative
Evaluation of Strength
Degradation
K.-Y. Jhang, Hanyang
University, Seoul, South
Korea

Terahertz Spectrumof Energetic Mixed
Crystals, PhaseTransition Crystals and
Co-Crystals
Y. Du, China Academyof Engineering Physics,
Mianyang, China

UT Simulation ofEmbedded Parametric
Defects Using a
Hybrid Model Based
Upon Spectral Finite
Element and Domain
Decomposition
Methods
P. Calmon, CEA,
Gif-sur-Yvette, France

Structural Health
Monitoring ofCompressor and Turbine
Blades with the Use of
Variable ReluctanceSensor and Tip Timing
MethodM. Witos, Air Force Instituteof Technology, Warsaw,
Poland

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Tu.2.D

Tu.2.E

Tu.2.F

Tu.2.G

Tu.2.H

Tu.2.IRAILWAY ROLLING
STOCK – ULTRASONICPHASED ARRAYDIGITAL RADIOLOGYAND RADIOGRAPHY 1

STRESS ANALYSIS –MAGNETIC METHODSCONDITION
MONITORING 2

MATERIAL
DEGRADATION 2

NON-CONTACTULTRASONICS

J. Panakkal, H. Walaszek

F. Schubert, S. Zeroug

B. Fischer, K. Szielasko

F. Schlawne, H. Wang

MODELLING ANDDATA PROCESSING –FUNDAMENTALS 2

AVIATION 1

U. Ewert, J. Kastner

RELIABILITY –ELECTROMAGNETIC
INSPECTION

M. Carboni, G. Vogt

PROGRAMME

Tuesday, 14 June 2016

Saal 1 (Auditorium)

S. Dugan, R. Holstein

E.A. Lindgren, R. Oster

N. Nakagawa,A. Tamburrino

Tu.2.A.1

Tu.2.B.1

Tu.2.C.1

Tu.2.D.1

Tu.2.E.1

Tu.2.F.1

Tu.2.G.1

Tu.2.H.1

Tu.2.I.1

Study of Railway Axle
Ultrasonic Testing
Technology and Ability
Improvement
C. Peng, Southwest
Jiaotong University,
Chengdu, China

A New Approach on
Dual-energy DR using
Time-Delay-andIntegration Sensor
N. Luu, X-Scan Imaging
Corporation, San Jose, USA

Nondestructive
Monitoring of
the Variations in
Microstructure andResidual Stress in the
Carburized Steels
C.H. Gür, METU, Ankara,
TurkeyEddy-Current Ply
Lay-up Determinationin Carbon-Fibre
Reinforced Polymers(CFRP)
R. Hughes, University ofBristol, UK

Measurement of
Acoustic Emission
Source Location
Accuracy loss ofConcrete under
Bending
E. Tsangouri, Vrije
Universiteit Brussel,
Belgium

Examination of theService Life of Power
System Components
made of P91 Steel(X10CrMoVNb9-1)
Using Impedance Spectroscopy and a Magnetic Resonance Technique
Z.H. Zurek, SilesianUniversity of Technology,
Katowice, Poland

Focusing Air-Coupled
Ultrasonic Transducers
Based on Ferroelectrets
F. Schadow, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

Imaging Beyond
Aliasing
A. Volker, TNO, Delft,
Netherlands

Dynamic and Static
Determinations for
Anisotropic Material
Constants of Additive
Manufacture in
Nondestructive Testing
Y.-H. Huang, Nat. Taiwan
Univ. of Science andTechnology, Taipei, Taiwan

Tu.2.A.2

Tu.2.B.2

Tu.2.C.2

Tu.2.D.2

Tu.2.E.2

Tu.2.F.2

Tu.2.G.2

Tu.2.H.2

Tu.2.I.2

Advances in UltrasonicInspection of High
Speed and High
Integrity Rail Wheels
A. Desai, GE Sensing &Inspection Technologies,
Lewistown, USA

Development andApplications of HighEnergy Industrial
Computed Tomography
In China
Y. Xiao, Tsinghua
University, Beijing, China

Advance in StressMeasurement via
Barkhausen Noise
V.V. Vengrinovich,
National Academy of
Science of Belarus, Minsk,
BelarusEffect of data amounton Probability of
Detection estimation:
Application to Eddy
current testing
T. Goursolle, TURBOMECA- SAFRAN, Bordes, France

Method for Checking
a Make-Up State of aTubular Threaded Seal
S. Petit, Vallourec,
Aulnoye-Aymeries, France

Novel Ultrasonic NDTTechnique for Early
Detection of Creep
Damage in Welded
Steel Pipes
L. Mazeika, Kaunas
University of Technology,
Kaunas, Lithuania

Non-destructive
Testing of Future
Rocket Boosters Using
Air-Coupled Ultrasound
A. Huber, German
Aerospace Center,
Augsburg, Germany

Magnetic NDT for
Steel Microstructure
Characterisation –Modelling the Effectof Ferrite Grain Size on
Magnetic Properties
L. Zhou, University of
Warwick, Coventry, UK

Animated View for
Detection of Hairline
Fracture of the Cooling
Hole of a Tornado Jet
Turbine Blade by a CAD
Based on the DeConvolution Technique
K.-M. Chui, Image
Enhancement Technology,
Uxbridge, UK

Tu.2.A.3

Tu.2.B.3

Tu.2.C.3

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Tu.2.E.3

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Tu.2.G.3

Tu.2.H.3

Tu.2.I.3

Near-Service Ultrasonic
Testing of Solid Axles on
Vehicles with Corrosive
Load and its Technical
Implementation –An Abstract ofPrecommissioning
Inspection at DB
Schenker Rail
S. Bethke, DB
Systemtechnik,
BrandenburgKirchmöser, Germany

Nondestructive
Evaluation Utilizing
Imaging Plates for
Field Radiography
Applications
B. White, Carestream NDT,
Rochester, USA

Nondestructive
Characterization of
Ageing Phenomena
in Heat Resistant
Steels by Meansof Micromagnetic
Techniques
M. Rabung, Fraunhofer
IZFP, Saarbrücken,
Germany

Consideration of NDTResults Ambiguity
While Estimating Rope
Residual Strength by
an Example of Drilling
Rig Rope Monitoring
System
D. Slesarev, INTRON PLUS,
Moscow, Russia

In Situ Thermographyof crack growth insandwich shell
segments with
manufactured
imperfections
D. Nielow, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

Evaluation of the Fatigue State of Equipmentfrom Austenitic StainlessSteels According to theDegree of Acquired
Ferromagnetism and Accumulated Microdamages by Nondestructive
Method to Measure theMagnetic Characteristic,
the Coercive Force
R. Solomakha, Special
Scientiƌc Engineering,
Kharkiv, Ukraine

Development of
Air-Coupled UltrasonicTransducers based on
PMN-PT Type Single
Crystals
R. Kazys, Kaunas
University of Technology,
Kaunas, Lithuania

Acoustoelasticity
of polycrystalline
materials; a formalism
based on the selfconsistent elastic
constants
J. Turner, University of
Nebraska-Lincoln, USA

Development of Leakage
Control Technology of
Unclosed Constructions
in Aviation
M. Kazakevych, KOLORAN,
Kyiv, Ukraine

Tu.2.A.4

Tu.2.B.4

Tu.2.C.4

Tu.2.D.4

Tu.2.E.4

Tu.2.F.4

Tu.2.G.4

Tu.2.H.4

Tu.2.I.4

RAWIS: The Next
Generation ofAutomated Inspection
Systems for Railway
WheelsA. Knam, ROSENTechnology, Stutensee,
Germany

Improved Safety &Security of GammaRadiography inGermany
T. Schmidbauer, IT-Service
Leipzig, Haan, Germany

Investigation ofMagnetic Barkhausen
Noise and Dynamic
Domain Wall Behavior
for Stress Measurement
Y. Gao, Nanjing Universityof Aeronautics and Astronautics, Nanjing, China

Calibration of Pulsed
Eddy Current Detectionof Cracks Using Robust
Statistic
T. Krause, Royal Military
College of Canada,Kingston, Canada GSWCNKȨECVKQPQH
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LPG tanks in Europe:
Verifying the structural
integrity by monitoring
the pressure test withacoustic emission
G. Lackner, TÜV AUSTRIASERVICES, Wien, Austria

Fatigue Detectionof Steel Plate Using
Magnetic Flux Leakage
MethodK. Sakai, Okayama
University, Japan

Air-Coupled UltrasonicInspection Techniqueas NDT Tool for Evaluation of Porous Wound
Oxide/Oxide
Composite Ceramics
V. Vasechko, German Aerospace Center, Köln,
Germany

3D modeling andexperimental validation
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provided by Magnetic
Flux Leakage NDTsystem inspecting
ferromagnetic pipes
G. Wolf, Vallourec,
Aulnoye-Aymeries, France

NDT Standards for
Additive Manufacture –a Review of Progress
B. Dutton, The
Manufacturing Technology
Centre, Coventry, UK

Tu.2.A.5

Tu.2.B.5

Tu.2.C.5

Tu.2.D.5

Tu.2.E.5

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Tu.2.G.5

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Tu.2.I.5

Increasing theSensitivity of UltrasonicPhased Array Wheel
Set Axle Inspection by
Using Signal Processing
T. Heckel, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

Photon Counting andEnergy Discriminating
X-Ray Detectorss$GPGȨVUCPF
Applications
D. Walter, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

Development of theCable Tension Testing
Instrument Basedon the Permanent
Magnetizer
X. Wu, Huazhong
University of Science andTechnology, Wuhan, China

Pulsed Eddy Current
Detection of Second
Layer Cracks at Ferrous
Fasteners in Aircraft
Lap-Joint Structures
T. Krause, Royal Military
College of Canada,Kingston, Canada

Rotating Machine
Diagnosis using Smart
Feature Selection under
Non-Stationary
Operating Conditions
P.S. Heyns, University of
Pretoria, South Africa

Coercivity of Metal
as a Measure of its
Damage at Micro Levelin Assessing Fatigue,
as well as in Problemsof Restoration of
Mechanical Properties
R. Solomakha, Special
Scientiƌc Engineering,
Kharkiv, Ukraine

New Developments for
Air-coupled UltrasonicTechniques
W. Hillger, Ingenieurbüro
Dr. Hillger, Braunschweig,
Germany

Purity Characterisationof Aluminium Melts by
Ultrasonic Scattering
Measurements: First
Tests on a Model
Suspension
T. Waschkies, Fraunhofer
IZFP, Saarbrücken,
Germany

Smart NDT Tools:
Connection and#WVQOCVKQPHQT'HȨEKGPV
and Reliable NDTOperations
F. Guibert, Airbus Group
Innovations, Toulouse,
FranceLunch

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Tu.3.H

Tu.3.IULTRASONIC PHASEDARRAY 2

SURFACE STRUCTURES

STRESS ANALYSIS –ULTRASONIC TESTING
AND REFERENCESRELIABILITY –ULTRASONIC TESTING 2

ICNDT WG3 –CONDITION
MONITORING 2

ROBOTICS ASSISTED
NDE 2

NANO-TECHNOLOGIESAND HIGHRESOLUTION NDT 1

MODELLING ANDDATA PROCESSING –ALGORITHMS 1

AVIATION 2

R. Hanke, C. Schlepütz

G.-R. Jaenisch,
G. Rubinacci

H. Heuer, A. Lamarre

D. Chauveau,
Y. Oberdörfer

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Saal 2

U. Ronneteg, A. Zoëga

P. Cawley, E. Quintana

W. Adebahr, C. Vienne

P. Milligan, G. Por

H.-U. Baron, J. Biddulph

Tu.3.A.1

Tu.3.B.1

Tu.3.C.1

Tu.3.D.1

Tu.3.E.1

Tu.3.F.1

Tu.3.G.1

Tu.3.H.1

Tu.3.I.1

New optimized 2D
Matrix Phased-Array
Probe for Large
Rotor Shafts On-site
Inspection / DGS Sizing
Diagram Simulation
Tool
G. Maes, Zetec, Quebec,
CanadaAdvances in 3D
Video Borescope
Measurement
Technologies for DefectCharacterization inPower Generation
T. Ward, General Electric,
Skaneateles, USA

Nondestructive Micromagnetic Materials
Characterization atHigh Measuring Speedby Means of a Variantof 3MA Approach –3MA-X8R. Tschuncky, Fraunhofer
IZFP, Saarbrücken,
Germany

An Innovative Pipe
End Inspection System
and POD Analysis of its
Capability
T. Schmitte, Salzgitter
Mannesmann Forschung,Duisburg, Germany

Space Terahertz
and Microwave
Instrumentation for
Integrity Inspectionof Non-conducting
Composites
A. Belitskaya, Dutch
Terahertz Inspection
Services, Noordwijk,
Netherlands

On-Wing Gas-TurbineInspection and-Maintenance (Water
Jet Cleaning of Inner
Surfaces)
R. Weger, SCHÖLLYFIBEROPTIC, Denzlingen,Germany

Fracture Properties of
2D solids: Graphene,
Boronitrene and MoS2
P. Hess, University of
Heidelberg, Germany

Multi-Dimensional
Optimisation Inversion
Methods Applied to the
Ultrasound Responseof Composites for 3D2TQȨNKPIQH2QTQUKV[R. Tayong Boumda,
University of Bristol, UK

Thermosonic Testingwith Phased Matched
Guided Wave Excitation
M. Rahammer, Universityof Stuttgart, Germany

Tu.3.A.2

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Tu.3.C.2

Tu.3.D.2

Tu.3.E.2

Tu.3.F.2

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Tu.3.I.2

FAAST Very Fast Phased
Array System
X. Harrich, SOCOMATEInternational, Crecy La
Chapelle, France

A Portable Magnetic
Flux Leakage Testing
System for Industrial
Pipelines Based on
Circumferential
Magnetization
K. Zhao, Huazhong
University of Science andTechnology, Wuhan, China

Ultrasonic
Nondestructive
Testing and Regulation
Technology of ResidualStressC. Xu, Beijing Institute ofTechnology, Beijing, China

Ultrasonic Sol-Gel
Arrays for Monitoring
High-Temperature
Corrosion
T.J. Eason, Iowa State
University, Ames, USA

A Discussion on the
Accuracy of VoldKalman Filter Order
Tracking for Rotating
Machinery Condition
Monitoring
K. Wang, University ofElectronic Science andTechnology of China,
Chengdu, China

Pipe Robots for Internal
Inspection, NonDestructive Testing andMachining of Pipelines
A. Reiss, INSPECTORSYSTEMS, Rödermark,Germany

Talbot- Lauinterferometry for
non-destructive testing
Y. Shashev, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

The Quantitative Study
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Spectral Extrapolation
S. Jin, Dalian University ofTechnology, Dalian, China

Radiographic Inspection– Film Replacement with
Digital Detector Arrays in
Aerospace Applications
F. Schulte, Alcoa Power and
Propulsion TITAL, Bestwig,
Germany

Tu.3.A.3

Tu.3.B.3

Tu.3.C.3

Tu.3.D.3

Tu.3.E.3

Tu.3.F.3

Tu.3.G.3

Tu.3.H.3

Tu.3.I.3

Scalability andadvanced inspection
methods in ultrasonicphased array
instrumentation
E. Grondin, Olympus
Scientiƌc Solutions
Americas, Quebec City,
CanadaAcousto-Optic Module
for Combined Remote
Visual and Spectral
Endoscopic Inspection
A. Machikhin, NPO
Energomash, Khimky,
RussiaImage Reconstructionof Corrosion under
Coating Film by
Dynamic Shear Strain
Analysis of Lamb Waves
R. Md. Sanaul, Saga
University, Saga-shi, Japan

Integration of Guided
Wave Testing (GWT)with Risk Based
Inspection (RBI)
M. Evans, Guided
Ultrasonics, Brentford, UK

Universal Single Sensor
for Machinery
Condition Monitoring:Vibration, Bearing
Health andTemperature
G. Zusman, Vibration
Measurement Solutions,
Houston, USA

A View from all
Perspectives
F. Eder, Descam 3D
Technologies, München,
Germany

Comparison between
Traditional NonDestructive Techniques
and Phase Contrast
X-Ray Imaging applied
to Aeronautical Carbon
Fibre Reinforced
PolymerM. Gresil, University ofManchester, UK

Comparison of Metal
Artefact Reduction
Algorithms from
Medicine Applied
to Industrial XCTApplications
C. Gusenbauer, FH OÖForschung & Entwicklung,Wels, Austria

Non-Destructive Damage
Detection and Material
Characterization of
Turbine Components
Using Megahertz Range
Induction Thermography
in Pulsed ModeW. Frackowiak, Leibniz
Universität Hannover,
Garbsen, Germany

Tu.3.A.4

Tu.3.B.4

Tu.3.C.4

Tu.3.D.4

Tu.3.E.4

Tu.3.F.4

Tu.3.G.4

Tu.3.H.4

Tu.3.I.4

Comparison of
Ultrasonic Phased
Array Probes Based on
PMN-PT and PZT 1-3
Composites
S. Walter, Fraunhofer IKTS,
Dresden, Germany

The Use of Permanent
Magnets for Magnetic
Particle Inspection
K. Cain, Chimaera
Inspection Services,
Pretoria, South Africa

Neutron Diffraction:
the forgotten nondestructive techniquefor Residual Stress
Analysis … and more
G. Bruno, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

Comparison PA and
TOFD vs. Radiography:
New technologies lead
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N. Trimborn, Mistras
Group, Spijkenisse,
Netherlands

Damage Reconstructionin Complex Composite
Structures using Lamb
Waves
F. Raddatz, German
Aerospace Center,
Hamburg, Germany

Robotic Inspection
Solutions for
Petrochemical Pressure
Vessels, developed andtested in the PETROBOT
project
B. van den Bos, Dekra
Industrial, Linköping,
SwedenStructuralcharacterization by
Raman spectroscopy
J. Opitz, Fraunhofer IKTS,
Dresden, Germany

The Non-contact
Acoustic Inspection
Method for Concrete
Structures using theDefect Detection Algorithm that CombinedSpectrum Entropy withVibrational Energy
Ratio
K. Sugimoto, Toin
University of Yokohama,Japan

Fan slot inspection with
ECA
V. Massol, SAFRAN Snecma,
Moissy Cramayel, France

Tu.3.A.5

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Tu.3.C.5

Tu.3.D.5

Tu.3.E.5

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Tu.3.I.5

Check Valve Diagnosis
by Sectorial Scanning
Phased Array UltrasonicTechniqueP.I. Resa López, Tecnatom,
San Sebastian de los Reyes,
Spain

Monitoring of Fatigue
and Stress-Strain Stateof Structures andEquipment with New
Magnetic Transducer
R. Solomakha, Special
Scientiƌc Engineering,
Kharkiv, Ukraine

Determination of
preload in bolts byultrasound without
referencing in unloadedstate
M. Becker, Fraunhofer IZFP,
Saarbrücken, Germany

Reliability Analysisof the UltrasonicInspection System
for the Inspection of
Hollow Railway Axles
M. Pavlovic, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

Novel Signal Processing
for Condition
Monitoring and NDT:
Present and Future
L. Gelman, Cranƌeld
University, UK WUVQOGTURGEKȨE%inspection services
and inspection systems
using innovative
tailor-made hard- andsoftwareF. Wolfsgruber, AREVA,
Erlangen, Germany

Non-destructive,
non-contact evaluationof electrical parametersof silicon solar cells
using photocarrier
radiometry and camera
based high-frequency
lock-in carrierography(LIC) imaging
A. Mandelis, University ofToronto, Canada

A Study of Guided Wave
Propagation in Timber
Pole using Spectral
Finite Element Method
M. Subhani, Deakin
University, Waurn Ponds,
Australia

NDT Diagnosis
Automation: a Key to'HȨEKGPV2TQFWEVKQPKP
the Aeronautic Industry
S. Barut, Airbus Group
Innovations, Toulouse,
FranceBreak

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Saal 5

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Saal 13 B

Saal 14 C

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Tu.4.C

Tu.4.D

Tu.4.E

Tu.4.F

Tu.4.G

Tu.4.H

Tu.4.I

SEMI-FINISHEDPRODUCTS – PHASEDARRAYCOMPUTEDTOMOGRAPHY –DEFECTSMEDICINE AND
BIOLOGYRELIABILITY:HUMAN FACTORSROBOTICS ASSISTED
NDE 3

R. Holstein, D. Marshall

NANO-TECHNOLOGIESAND HIGHRESOLUTION NDT 2MODELLING ANDDATA PROCESSING –ALGORITHMS 2

AVIATION –COMPOSITES

F. Gomez Fraile, J. Opitz

ICNDT WG3 –CONDITION
MONITORING 3

A. Khare, T. Orth

O. Guiraud, T. Wenzel

S. Lindemann, T. Santos

C. Bellon, T. Stepinski

Tu.4.A.1

Tu.4.B.1

Tu.4.C.1

Tu.4.D.1

Tu.4.E.1

Tu.4.F.1

Tu.4.G.1

Tu.4.H.1

Tu.4.I.1

High-speed Ultrasonic
Testing of ERW Pipes
W.A.K. Deutsch, KARLDEUTSCH Prüf- undMessgerätebau,
Wuppertal, Germany

Optimization andimage quality
enhancement in inline
computed tomography
M. Schrapp, Siemens,
München, Germany

Mikro Computer
Tomography (μCT)
Set-Up for Long-Term
Serial Measurements,
Image Evaluation,and SubsequentCompressive Strength
Tests on Frozen
Sheep Vertebrae for
Osteoporosis Research
B. Illerhaus, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

Safety andOrganizational Culture
in NDT Matter
B. Fahlbruch, TÜV NORD
EnSys Hannover, Berlin,
Germany

The New Nonlinear
Nonstationary
Higher Order Spectra
for Vibration
Monitoring of Rolling
Bearings
L. Gelman, Cranƌeld
University, UK

Phased-Array Assisted
Manual Nozzle
Inspection Solution
with Data Archiving
Capability
N. Badeau, Olympus
Scientiƌc Solutions
Americas, Quebec City,
CanadaCT Parameter Studies
for Porous Metal
Samples
S. Lindemann, Daimler,
Stuttgart, Germany

FEA Based Simulationof Ultrasonic Wave
propagation in
Isotropic andOrthotropic MediaD. Datta, Indian Instituteof Engineering Science andTechnology, Shibpur, India„Innovation Drives
Quality“ NewGeneration ofHigh Resolution
Acoustical Imaging
Technique for Material
Characterization and
NDT In Automotive andAircraft Manufacturing
R.G. Maev, University ofWindsor, Ontario, Canada

Tu.4.A.2

Tu.4.B.2

Tu.4.C.2

Tu.4.D.2

Tu.4.E.2

Tu.4.F.2

Tu.4.G.2

Tu.4.H.2

Tu.4.I.2

Automated Testing ofbar stock Materials for
Aerospace Applications
with advanced
automation features
J. Maier, Böhler Edelstahl,
Kapfenberg, Austria

Evaluation of In-Process
Monitoring for Additive
Manufacturing by X-Ray
Micro Tomography
B. Henkel, MTU AeroEngines, München,
Germany

Three-dimensional
Iterative X-ray
Tomography Combinedwith Radiation Therapy
V.V. Vengrinovich,
National Academy of
Science of Belarus, Minsk,
BelarusPOD Evaluation using
Simulation: Progress
and Perspectives
Regarding Human
Factors
N. Dominguez, Airbus
Group Innovations,
Toulouse, France

Vibration Monitoring
to Planetary Gearboxes
through Order Tracking
Techniques
K. Wang, University ofElectronic Science andTechnology of China,
Chengdu, China

New Use of a 3 Degrees
Freedom Encoded Arm
for Inspection of Welds
with a Phased Array
Probe
D. Flotté, Institut deSoudure Industrie, Yutz,
FranceStudy on Optical
Properties of NanoCement Mortar using
THz/sub-mm ElectroMagnetic Waves
H.-Y. Kim, Korea Railroad
Research Institute,Uiwang-si, South Korea

Sparse Deconvolution
for Ultrasonic Non
Destructive Testing
Applications
E. Carcreff, The Phased
Array Company, West
Chester, USA

Non Destructive Testingof CFRP in the Design
Process. A Generic
Approach to Describe
and Optimize Non
Destructive Testing.
M. Mosch, Airbus Helicopters, Donauwörth, Germany

Tu.4.A.3

Tu.4.B.3

Tu.4.C.3

Tu.4.D.3

Tu.4.E.3

Tu.4.F.3

Tu.4.G.3

Tu.4.H.3

Tu.4.I.3

Ultrasonic Rotational
Test Mechanics with
Integrated PhasedArray-Technology for
Gapless Detection of
Oblique Flaws up to± 20° by Applying the
Paint Brush Method
S. Schmitz, GE Sensing &Inspection Technologies,
Hürth, Germany

3D Crack Analysis in
Hydrogen Charged
Supermartensitic
Stainless Steel with
Synchrotron Refraction
CT
R. Laquai, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

Wavelength-Modulated
Differential
Photoacoustic
Spectroscopy (WMDPAS) for very early
detection of breast
cancer and blood
oxygenation level
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A. Mandelis, University ofToronto, Canada

How NDT Companies%CP$GPGȨV(TQO
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Knowledge
B. McGrath, AMEC,
Warrington, UK

Advanced Acoustic
Detection System
Monitoring Nuclear
Power Plant
Components
G. Por, College of
Dunaujvaros, Hungary

3D-Robotized
Air-Coupled UltrasoundMeasurements of Large
Components
W. Adebahr, Universität
Stuttgart, Germany

Optical Inspection of
Plastic Packagings
A. Lehmann, Fraunhofer
IKTS, Dresden, Germany

Phased Array UT
Device Utilizes USB
3.0 to Increase Data
Throughput for
Full-Matrix Capture
G. Dao, AOS NDT,
Cincinnati, USA

Ultrasonic Phased
Array Inspection of
Honeycomb Sandwich
Structures with Paralell
FRP Surfaces andTapered FRP Surfaces
with an Angle of 7
Degree as an Alternativefor ELCH Inspection
A. Rodríguez Álvarez, Testia,
Bremen, Germany

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Tu.4.D.4

Tu.4.E.4

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Tu.4.G.4

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Development of HighSensitivity UltrasonicInspection System for
Welding Part of HFW
Pipes
Y. Matsui, JFE Steel,Kawasaki, JapanCT Reconstruction on
Unstructured Mesh forMulti-material Object
Y. Nagai, The University ofTokyo, Japan

Acoustic Emission
Analysis for Material
Characterization of Sea
Urchin Spines
A. Jüngert, Materials
Testing Institute Universityof Stuttgart, Germany

NDT in Maritime
Industries – in the
Tense Environmentof Economy, Human
Factor and Ecology
H. Rieder, Fraunhofer IZFP,
Saarbrücken, Germany

Infrared Thermography
for CM and NDTT. Clausing, Drysdale &Associates, Cincinnati, USA

Geometric Calibrationin Active Thermography
Applications
T. Schmidt, German
Aerospace Center,
Augsburg, Germany

On-Wing GasTurbine-Inspectionand -Maintenance(Inspection of Very
Small Surface Defects)
R. Weger, SCHÖLLYFIBEROPTIC, Denzlingen,Germany

Damage Detection
Algorithm Based on
Dynamic Governing
Differential Equation of&GȩGEVKQP
S. Wildy, Flinders
University of South
Australia, Clovelly Park,
Australia

Mobile Active
Thermography System
for In-Service NDI ofComposites – Latest
Developments andApplications
C. Ferber, AT – Automation
Technology, Bad Oldesloe,
Germany

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Inspection of Forged
Disc Materials with an
Adapted Annular Array
and Dynamic Depth
Focusing
M. Barth, Fraunhofer IKTS,
Dresden, Germany

The Development
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System of china
D. Hu, China Academyof Engineering Physics,
Mianyang, China

Nuclear Magnetic
Resonance Imaging
Applied to the Nondestructive Inspectionof Fiber-Reinforced
Polymer Matrix Composite Laminates Devised
to Structural Surgical
Implants in Humans
J. Tarpani, University of
Sao Paulo, Sao Carlos,
BrazilHuman Factors in NonDestructive Testing:
A Re-Emerging Field
M. Bertovic, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

ICNDT Guide andRecommendations for
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Inspection Personnel
P. Milligan, AustralianInstitute for NDT (AINDT),North Melbourne,
Australia

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Examinations by Meansof a Remote-Controlled
Submarine
J. Heinsius, AREVA,
Erlangen, Germany

Quantitative
Characterizationof Microstructure
Dynamics using Ultrafast X-ray Tomographic
Microscopy
C. Schlepütz, Paul
Scherrer Institut, Villigen,
Switzerland

Advanced visualization
methods for tracking
the evolution offeatures in 4D-XCT data
A. Amirkhanov, FH
Oberösterreich, Wels,
Austria

Damage detection
and localization in thecomposite aerospacecomponents
M. Stefaniuk, Air ForceInstitute of Technology,
Warsaw, Poland

E. Romero

A. Belitskaya,
E. Hristoforou

V. Massol, H. Speckmann

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Saal 14 C

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We.1.B

We.1.C

We.1.DWe.1.E

We.1.FWe.1.G

We.1.H

We.1.I

ENERGY GENERATION(NUCLEAR) –ULTRASONIC TESTINGIMAGING –RECONSTRUCTION 1EDDY CURRENTTESTINGRELIABILITY – POD

MAGNETIC ANDPENETRANT TESTING

RAILWAYINFRASTRUCTURE

J.A. Conte, G. Mook

H.W. Berg, M. Cevenini

A. Knam, C. Peng

MODELLING AND DATAPROCESSING – EDDYCURRENTCFRP AIRCRAFTSTRUCTURES

F. Honarvar, M. Schickert

COMPOSITE
MATERIALS –CHARACTERISATION

T.J. Eason, M. Pavlovic

E. Doh, A. Schumm

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Z. Fan, M. Kreutzbruck

R. Henrich, S. Rolet

T. Sollier, T. Uchimoto

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We.1.C.1

We.1.D.1

We.1.E.1

We.1.F.1

We.1.G.1

We.1.H.1

We.1.I.1

A Phased Array
Ultrasonic Testing of a
Manual Thick Austenitic
Weld – Feedback
D. Flotté, Institut deSoudure Industrie, Yutz,
FranceUltrasonic phased array
three-dimensional
imaging using TFMbased slice
C. Sun, Harbin Institute ofTechnology, Harbin, China

Numerically Enhanced
Eddy Current
Inspection of Corrosion
Losses of Aircraft
Structures
J. Szlagowska-Spychalska,
Warsaw University ofTechnology, Poland

POD as a Tool
Evaluating the Qualityof Optical NDTApproaches
M. Rauhut, Fraunhofer
ITWM, Kaiserslautern,
Germany

Non-Destructive
Assessment ofFiber Alignment in
CFRP using Eddy
Current Testing withDifferential Type Probe
H. Kosukegawa, Tohoku
University, Sendai, Japan

Technological Status of
LED Techniques –Application in Non
Destructive Testingwith Special Emphasis
on Magnetic Particle,
Penetrant, Visual
and Thermographic
Inspection
R. Link, Kerpen, Germany

Railway Track StressStrain State Control –the Missing Link in the
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A. Dubov,Energodiagnostika,
Reutov, Moscow region,
RussiaEddy Current Pulsed
Thermography
for Quantitatively
Detecting Metal
Subsurface Defect
C. Xu, China Universityof Petroleum, Qingdao,
China

μ-Computed
Tomography as a Toolfor Inner Structure andDefect Characterizationof Materials
R. Stößel, Airbus Group
Innovations, Ottobrunn,
Germany

We.1.A.2

We.1.B.2

We.1.C.2

We.1.D.2

We.1.E.2

We.1.F.2

We.1.G.2

We.1.H.2

We.1.I.2

Robot-based In-Process
Examination of ITER
Dome and First-Wall
Panels based on Novel
Ultrasonic Tomography
Approach
A. Bulavinov, I-Deal
Technologies, Saarbrücken,
Germany

Multi-Modes
Electromagnetic
Ultrasonic Lamb Wave
Tomography Imaging
for Variable-depth
Defects in Metal Plate
Y. Zhang, Tsinghua
University, Beijing, China

Thickness Detection ofCorroded Steel Plate by
Low Frequency Eddy
Current Testing
Y. Haga, Okayama
University, JapanUse of Technical
Diagnostics at an
Assessment of Risk ofFailureV. Musatov, GIAP-DIST,
Moscow, Russia

Inspection of
Aeronautic MultiLayered Composite
Structures using 3D
Terahertz Techniques
J. Jonuscheit, Fraunhofer
IPM, Kaiserslautern,
Germany

Minimization of
Impacts on the
User’s Health and theEnvironment by PT and
MT Consumables
K. Alward, Pƌnder,
Böblingen, Germany

A Study on the+PȩWGPEGQHVJG4%(
Crack Propagation
Angle and the Crack
Shape to the ACFM
SignalJ. Shen, University of
Warwick, Coventry, UK

Improved Modelingof the 3MA System‘s
Incremental
Permeability for on-Line
Steel Strip Property
Assessment
P. Meilland, Arcelor Mittal,
Maisières-lès-Metz, France

Major Step Forward in
Sandwich Inspection:
PAUT with Wheel Probe
to Check Full Integrityof CFRP-Honeycomb
Control Panels on
Aircrafts
W. Bisle, Airbus Operations,
Bremen, Germany

We.1.A.3

We.1.B.3

We.1.C.3

We.1.D.3

We.1.E.3

We.1.F.3

We.1.G.3

We.1.H.3

We.1.I.3

Ultrasonic Testing of
ITER Toroidal Field Coil
Cases Closure Welds
P.I. Resa López, Tecnatom,
San Sebastian de los Reyes,
Spain

A Feasibility Studyof the Guided Wave
Tomography for Spot
Weld Inspection
S. Kitazawa, Hitachi,
Hitachi-shi, Ibaraki, Japan

Application of Slofec®
and Laser Technology
for Testing of Buried
Pipes
G. Scheer, TMT – Test
Maschinen Technik,
Schwarmstedt, Germany

Reliability Aspects andMulti-Parameter POD
Formulation for Guided
Wave Based SHM
Techniques
A. Gianneo, Politecnico di
Milano, Italy

NDE of Carbon Fiber
Based Materials andPolymers by
the Application of HighFrequency EddyCurrent Techniques
M. Schulze, Fraunhofer
IKTS, Dresden, Germany

Micro-emulsion
Technologies for the
Cost Optimizationof your Fluorescent
Penetrant Inspection
Processes
J. Pielmeier, Chemetall,Frankfurt a. Main,
Germany

Monitoring of Rail Track
Using Guided Wave
Ultrasound
P. Loveday, CSIR, Pretoria,
South Africa

Modeling approaches
for eddy current NDTT. Theodoulidis, Universityof Western Macedonia,
Kozani, Greece

Laminographic
Inspection of Large
Carbon Fibre Composite
Aircraft-Structures atAirbusO. Bullinger, Airbus
Operations, Stade, Germany

We.1.A.4

We.1.B.4

We.1.C.4

We.1.D.4

We.1.E.4

We.1.F.4

We.1.G.4

We.1.H.4

We.1.I.4

Study of ultrasonicpropagation throughKelvin-Helmoltz
instabilities formonitoring highVGORGTCVWTGȩWKF
J. Moysan, Aix Marseille
University, Aix-en-Provence,FranceElectronic reference
KOCIGUHQTȩCYindications in welds
and castings
U. Zscherpel, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

Detection and Imaging
of Internal Cracks by
Tangential Magnetic
Field Component
Analysis using
Low-Frequency Eddy
Current Testing
T. Yasugi, Okayama
University, Japan

Evaluating RT systems
with a new POD
approach
D. Kanzler, Berlin,
Germany

Design and
Manufacture ofReference and Natural
Defect Artefacts for
the Evaluation of NDE
Techniques for Fibre
Reinforced Plastic (FRP)
Composites in Energy
Applications
M. Gower, National
Physical Lab., Teddington,
UK

Applications of a new
NDT technique basedon bacterial cells
T. Santos, UNIDEMI,
Caparica, Portugal

Detection andevaluation of rail
defects with nondestructive testing
methods
A. Dey, DB Systemtechnik,
Brandenburg-Kirchmöser,Germany

Numerical Simulationin ACFM Inducer Design
W. Zheng, China Universityof Petroleum, Beijing,
China

Recurrence
3WCPVKȨECVKQP#PCN[UKU
for Non-Destructive
Evaluation with
an Application in
Aeronautic Industry
C. Brandt, Airbus
Operations, Bremen,
Germany

We.1.A.5

We.1.B.5

We.1.C.5

We.1.D.5

We.1.E.5

We.1.F.5

We.1.G.5

We.1.H.5

We.1.I.5

Numerical simulationof ultrasonic wave
propagation in a
sodium cooling system
in an inhomogeneous
VGORGTCVWTGȨGNFWUKPI
the spectral-element
methodM. Nagaso, CEA, SaintPaul-lès-Durance, France

Imaging multilayered
objects with complex
geometryT. Stepinski, AGH
University, Cracow, Poland

NDT of Gas Storage
Sphere Legs through 2”
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A. Vajpayee, Russell NDE
Systems, Edmonton,
CanadaAnalysis and Synthesis
of NDT Reliability using
the extended Modular
Model
C. Müller, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

New approaches to
air-coupled ultrasoundtesting of composite
lightweight materials
R. Steinhausen,
Forschungszentrum
Ultraschall, Halle (Saale),Germany

New Developed AC/
DC-Pulse Technology
for MT-Testing and
Demagnetization of
Steel Components
P. Hirsch, HPT Hirsch
Prüftechnik, Zweibrücken,
Germany

ACFM® arrays bringing
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detecting surface
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D. Parramore, TSC
Inspection Systems, Milton
Keynes, UK

Toward theexperimental validationof a 3D numericalmodel for modellingthe electromagnetic
inspection offerromagnetic materials
A. Tamburrino, Universityof Cassino and Lazio
Meridionale, Cassino, Italy

Development andapplication of On-line
ultrasonic inspection
transducers to be
applied into composite
Full Scale Structural Tests
C. Miguel, Airbus
Operations, Getafe, Spain

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Saal 3

Saal 4

Saal 5

Saal 11

Saal 13 A

Saal 13 B

Saal 14 C

We.2.A

We.2.B

We.2.C

We.2.DWe.2.E

We.2.FWe.2.G

We.2.H

We.2.I

SEMI-FINISHEDPRODUCTS –ULTRASONIC TESTINGIMAGING –RECONSTRUCTION 2EDDY CURRENT ARRAYRELIABILITY –STATISTICS

ENERGY NUCLEAR 1

LEAK TESTING

K. Dressler, S. Dugan

W. Große Bley,
R. Konwitschny

RAILWAY ROLLING
STOCK – AXLESINSPECTION

MODELLING ANDDATA PROCESSING –ELECTROMAGNETIC
INSPECTIONCOMPOSITE MATERIALS– THERMOGRAPHY

F. Schlawne,
F. van den Berg

10:40

Saal 2M. Mackert, M. Missous

W.J. Westerveld,
U. Zscherpel

S. Bond, C. Müller

W.A.K. Deutsch, P. Loveday

M. Goldammer, A. Mandelis

T. Theodoulidis, G.Y. Tian

We.2.A.1

We.2.B.1

We.2.C.1

We.2.D.1

We.2.E.1

We.2.F.1

We.2.G.1

We.2.H.1

We.2.I.1

Assessment andModelling of ThroughThickness Ultrasonic
Velocities in X70
Pipeline Steel
J.B. Wiskel, University ofAlberta, Edmonton,
CanadaOptimization of theInspection Duration for
SAFT
H. Mooshofer, Siemens,
München, Germany

High Resolution
Eddy Current Array(ECA) Application
on Complex Shaped%WRRGT2TQȨNGUVQ
Improve the Inspection'HȨEKGPE[
L. Lindecke, CNS,
Schwielowsee, Germany

Productivity &Reliability Studyof Non Destructive
testing techniques for
Inspection of structural
welds in Constructionindustry
S.K. Babu, WENS Quality
Assurance (S) Pte,
Singapore

Selection Matrix for
Non-destructive Testingof NPP Concrete
Structures
F. Al-Neshawy, Aalto
University, Espoo, Finland

 WCPVKȨECVKQPQH
3Internal Air Leakage
in Ball Valve using
Acoustic Emission
Signals
C. Xu, China Universityof Petroleum, Qingdao,
China

New Approach for
a More Detailed
Visualisation of
Ultrasonic Testing Data
of Railway Hollow Axles
U. Völz, arXes-tolina,
Dresden, Germany

A Modeling Studyof the SLOFEC Eddy
Current System
F. Foucher, EXTENDE,
Massy, France

Online-Thermography:
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optimization of laser
ablation and repair of
CFRP structures
P. Menner, edevis, Stuttgart,
Germany

We.2.A.2

We.2.B.2

We.2.C.2

We.2.D.2

We.2.E.2

We.2.F.2

We.2.G.2

We.2.H.2

We.2.I.2

Porosity determination
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forced plastics (CFRP)
in aviation applications
using ultrasound without a back wall echo
J.H. Kurz, DB Systemtechnik, BrandenburgKirchmöser, Germany

Three Dimensional
Characterization of
Defects by UltrasonicTime-Of-Flight
Diffraction (TOFD)
TechniqueF. Honarvar, K. N. Toosi
University of Technology,
Teheran, Iran

Surface andSubsurface Material
Characterisation using
Eddy Current Arrays
G. Mook, Otto-vonGuericke-Universität
Magdeburg, Germany

From In-Process
Monitoring to InProcess Control
H.-U. Baron, MTU AeroEngines, München,
Germany

Use of Guided Wave
Inspections to Monitor
the Integrity of Nuclear
Power Station Boilers
P. Mudge, Plant Integrity,
Cambridge, UK

Leak Test ofEncapsulated Systems
with the Test Medium
Compressed Air
J. Lapsien, CETA
Testsysteme, Hilden,
Germany

Research on Noncontacted Immersion
Ultrasonic Testing
Method for Hollow
Axles
Y. Zhang, Southwest
Jiaotong University,
Chengdu, China

Simulation ofElectromagnetic
Inspection Techniques
Using FEM Analysis
Y. Gabi, Fraunhofer IZFP,
Saarbrücken, Germany

Ultrasonic IR
Thermography
Detection of Defects in
Multi-layered Aramide
Composites
W. Swiderski, Military
Institute of Armament
Technology, Zielonka,
Poland

We.2.A.3

We.2.B.3

We.2.C.3

We.2.D.3

We.2.E.3

We.2.F.3

We.2.G.3

We.2.H.3

We.2.I.3

Measurement of Wall
Thickness and External
Diameter in Parallel aswell as Calculation ofTube´s Geometrical
Cross Section Values
with a ROWA USIP|xx
Phased Array Ultrasonic
Testing Machine
S. Schmitz, GE Sensing &Inspection Technologies,
Hürth, Germany

Recent Applications of
SAFT Including Beam
Field Simulation for
Curved Components
H. Rieder, Fraunhofer IZFP,
Saarbrücken, Germany

Application of
Eddy Current Array
Technology from the
Point of View of aService Provider
B. Heutling, GSI – SLV,
Hannover, Germany

A New Detectability
Criterion forConventional
Radiography
Simulation
C. Vienne, CEA,
Gif-sur-Yvette, France

Development of arobotic nozzle
inspection with aȩGZKDNGVTCPUFWEGTarray
B. Dobigny, EDF,
Saint-Denis, France

Advantages of Carrier
Gas Leak Detection
using Novel Heliumor Hydrogen Leak
&GVGEVQTUYKVJ5RGEKȨESensor Types
K. Herrmann, INFICON,
Köln, Germany

Study of a train axle
inspection system for
automatically detecting
defects in hollow axles
I. Gauna, Tecnitestest
ingenieros, Madrid, Spain

Modelling the IMPOC
Response for Different
Steel Strips
C. Reboud, CEA,
Gif-sur-Yvette, France

Experimental
Investigation of Impact
Damaging of Carbon
Fibre Reinforced
Composites
C. Meola, University of
Naples Federico II, Napoli,
Italy

We.2.A.4

We.2.B.4

We.2.C.4

We.2.D.4

We.2.E.4

We.2.F.4

We.2.G.4

We.2.H.4

We.2.I.4

Quantifying Drilling
Induced Delaminations
in Carbon-FibreReinforced Epoxy
Laminates Using a fast,
Manual and Mobile
Ultrasonic-Based
Procedure as Compared
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S. Schuhmacher, Hochschule Aalen, Germany

Requirements For a
Small Size Ultrasonic
Imaging System for
Inspection of Concrete
Elements
K. Mayer, University
Kassel, Germany

Eddy Current
Probes Based on
Magnetoresistive Array
Sensors as Receivers
N. Sergeeva-Chollet, CEA,
Gif-sur-Yvette, France‘Out’ with the Old and‘in’ with the New –What is the Implicationof Technical Advances
within NDT Industry? Is
There Still Place for the‘Old School’ approach?
E. Motukisi, SAIW,
Johannesburg, South
AfricaInspection of
Inaccessible Areas:
The Heysham Case
M. Bolander,
Westinghouse Electric
Germany, Mannheim,
Germany

A New Leak Detection
System with Innovative
Sensor Technology
for Integral Testof Hermetically
Sealed Objects in
Pharmaceutical
Applications
P. Bunod, adixen Vacuum
Products – A Pfeiffer
Vacuum Company,
Annecy, France

Investigations
to Introduce theProbability of Detection
Method for UltrasonicInspection of Hollow
Axles at Deutsche Bahn
A. Zoëga, DB
Systemtechnik,
Brandenburg-Kirchmöser,Germany

Magnetic NDT for
Steel Microstructure
Characterisation –Modelling the Effectof Second Phase
Distribution on
Magnetic Relative
Permeabilty
L. Zhou, University of
Warwick, Coventry, UK

Characterisation of#TVKȨEKCNCPF0CVWTCN
Defects in Fibre
Reinforced Plastics
Designed for Energy
Applications Using
Active Thermography
C. Maierhofer, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

We.2.A.5

We.2.B.5

We.2.C.5

We.2.D.5

We.2.E.5

We.2.F.5

We.2.G.5

We.2.H.5

We.2.I.5

Improvement of On-line
Ultrasonic Detection forInternal Flaws in Steel
Strip using Adaptive
Signal Processing
T. Ozeki, JFE Steel,Kawasaki, Japan

A transmissiontomographic imaging
setup combining elastic
and electromagnetic
wave functionality
M. Schickert, MFPA,
Weimar, Germany

Advances in Carbon
Steel Weld Inspection
using Tangential Eddy
Current Array
A. Raude, Eddyƌ,Saint-Vulbas, France

Comparison of humanXKUKDKNKV[QPȨNOradiography and various
detectability parameters
computed on simulated
radiographs –a statistical study
V. Kaftandjian, INSA Lyon,
Villeurbanne, France

Fatigue Damage
Evaluation of Casting
Austenitic StainlessSteel Based on EBSD
MethodZ. Luo, Dalian Universityof Technology, Dalian,
China

Acoustic methods forleak detection andtightness testing
P. Holstein, SONOTEC,
Halle (Saale), Germany

Mobile mechanizedultrasonic testing on
wheel set axles withlongitudinal drill
A. Weber, AREVA,
Erlangen, Germany

Numerical model of areal defect in Austenite
Stainless Steel Heat
Exchangers Tube
Inspection
J. Rebello, Federal
University of Rio deJaneiro, Brazil

New Approaches
in Nondestructive
Characterisation of theInterface in Metal – CFRP
Hybrid Structures
H.-G. Herrmann, Saarland
University/Fraunhofer IZFP,
Saarbrücken, Germany

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Saal 3

Saal 4

Saal 5

Saal 11

Saal 13 A

Saal 13 B

Saal 14 C

We.3.A

We.3.B

We.3.C

We.3.DWe.3.E

We.3.FWe.3.G

We.3.H

We.3.IAVIATION –ULTRASONIC TESTINGSYNCHROTRONAPPLICATIONS
M. Maisl, B.R. MüllerRELIABILITY –PERFORMANCEDEMONSTRATIONENERGY NUCLEAR 2

J. Bamberg, C. Miguel

QUALIFICATION AND
CERTIFICATION –EDUCATION

MATERIALS
CHARACTERISATION –CERAMICSMODELLING AND DATAPROCESSING – DIGITAL
RADIOGRAPHYMODELLING ANDDATA PROCESSING –SIMULATIONS 1

R. Alijah, M. Johannes

D. Kanzler, B. McGrath

U. Netzelmann,
T. Ullmann

T. Fuchs, D. Neumann

C. Poidevin, M.G.R. Sause

MATERIALS
CHARACTERISATION– COMPOSITES AND
POLYMERS

M. Bolander, B. Dobigny

H. Kosukegawa, V. Trappe

We.3.A.1

We.3.B.1

We.3.C.1

We.3.D.1

We.3.E.1

We.3.F.1

We.3.G.1

We.3.H.1

We.3.I.1

Ultrasonic-Endoscopic
NDT solution insideCpTGCF[VQȩ[q
helicopter gearbox.
Practical example on
H225 Helicopters.
S. Bernier, Airbus
Helicopters Aéroport
International, Marignane,FranceDark-Field Imaging on
Micro- and Macro Focus
Sources in Comparison
with Normal Micro-CT
for Building Materials
R. Kaufmann, EMPA,
Dübendorf, Switzerland

New Concepts of
Academic Educationin the Field of NDT at
a German Technical
University
C.U. Große, TU München,
Germany

Ultrasonic Response on#TVKȨEKCNN[2TQFWEGF
Fatigue Cracks in AISI321 Austenitic StainlessSteel Weld
A. Koskinen, VTT, Espoo,
FinlandNondestructive
Characterization
Techniques for Assuring
the Integrity of FuelPins for Fast Reactors
J. Panakkal, Raja
Ramanna Fellow, New
Mumbai, India+ PȩWGPEGQH%JGOKECN
Compositions andThermal Treatmentson the Structure andMechanical Properties
of Zirconia Based
Thermal Coatings
M.C. Ruch, Comisión
Nacional de Energia
Atomica, San Martin,
Argentina

First Validation of
CIVA RT Module with a
Linear Accelerator in a
Nuclear Context
C. Vienne, CEA, Gif-surYvette, France

Comparison oftheoretical andexperimental
characteristics of the
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array probe
L. Voronkova, ROSATOM,
Moscow, Russia

Terahertz time domain
spectroscopy for the
non-destructive testingof plastic parts
S. Kremling, SKZ – Das
Kunststoff-Zentrum,
Würzburg, Germany

We.3.A.2

We.3.B.2

We.3.C.2

We.3.D.2

We.3.E.2

We.3.F.2

We.3.G.2

We.3.H.2

We.3.I.2

High resolution crack
detection on turbine
blade roots by the useof eddy current andultrasonic Rayleighwaves
E. Rau, MTU Aero Engines,
München, Germany

Progress Survey of
X-Ray Refraction
Imaging Techniques
A. Kupsch, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

Public organizations
and communities ofknowledge sources
Z. Klyuev, RII MSIA
SPECTRUM, Moscow,
RussiaNDE Research of
Nuclear Power Plant
Primary Circuit
Components andConcrete Infrastructurein Finland
T. Jäppinen, VTT, Espoo,
FinlandModel of Eddy Current
Based Pressure Tube
to Calandria Tube Gap
Measurement
T. Krause, Royal Military
College of Canada,Kingston, Canada

Structural Integrity of
Coatings of Zirconia
Doped with Ceria on
Stainless Steels
M.C. Ruch, Comisión
Nacional de Energia
Atomica, San Martin,
Argentina

RT Modeling for NDTRecent and Future
Developments in the
CIVA RT/CT Module
R. Fernandez, EXTENDE,
Massy, France

Modeling andOptimizationof Transducers
Implementing
Technology Magnetic
Flux Leakage (MFL)
V. Syasko, Mining
University, St. Petersburg,
RussiaOptimisation of
Ultrasonic Inspection for
3D Fibre-Tow Mappingin Composite Structures
M. Mienczakowski,
University of Bristol, UK

We.3.A.3

We.3.B.3

We.3.C.3

We.3.D.3

We.3.E.3

We.3.F.3

We.3.G.3

We.3.H.3

We.3.I.3

Non-Destructive
Inspection of theComposite LaminatedStructures using
Ultrasonic Feature
Guided Waves
Z. Fan, Nanyang
Technological University,
Singapore

Synchrotron multi-scale
and time-resolved
microtomography:
a powerful imaging
technique to study
microstructures
E. Boller, ESRF, Grenoble,
FranceTraining and Education
Requirements for
Occupational Radiation
Protection in Industrial
Radiography inGermany
A. Steege, DGZfP, Berlin,
Germany

Method for Acoustic
Characterizationof Materials in
Temperature
C. Cadot, AREVA /INTERCONTROLE, Chalon
Sur Saone, France

Evaluation of Pipe WallThinning from Outsideof Piping by Excitation
Control Eddy Current
Testing
T. Uchimoto, Tohoku
University, Sendai, Japan

Testing of Ceramics by
Ultrasound Microscopy
and Vibration Analysis
M. Barth, Fraunhofer IKTS,
Dresden, Germany

Modeling computed
radiography withimaging plates
A. Schumm, EDF R&D,
Moret sur Loing, France

Tailored UltrasoundFields for Application in
Ultrasonic testing
S. Falter, GE Sensing &Inspection Technologies,
Hürth, Germany

Innovative Technologies
as Enabler for Sorting ofBlack Plastics
D. Nüßler, Fraunhofer FHR,
Wachtberg, Germany

We.3.A.4

We.3.B.4

We.3.C.4

We.3.D.4

We.3.E.4

We.3.F.4

We.3.G.4

We.3.H.4

We.3.I.4

New Highly Productive
Phased Array Ultrasonic
Testing Machine for
Aluminium Plates for
Aircraft Applications
C. Henkel, AMAG rolling,
Ranshofen, Austria

Synchrotron radiation
micro-tomography(SR-μCT): a uniquecomplementary tool
for NDT
O. Guiraud, NOVITOM,
Grenoble, France

International Academic
Education in NDT at
Master Level
C. Boller, Saarland
University, Saarbrücken,
Germany

A Round Robin Test on
Flash Thermography
C. Maierhofer, BAM,
Berlin, Germany

Detection of Corrosionin Triga Mark II Fuel
Cladding Using Pulsed
Eddy Current
N.A. Ahmad Latif,
National University of
Malaysia Bangi, Kajang,
Malaysia

3D-SAR-Imaging
and Thickness
Determination of
Zirconia Based Coatings
on Non-Planar Metal
Substrates in the Lower
Terahertz Region
D. Oppelt, FAU ErlangenNürnberg, Erlangen,Germany

Quantitative
Simulation of Back
Scatter X-ray Imaging
and Comparison toExperiments
G.-R. Jaenisch, BAM,
Berlin, Germany

New Possibilities ofSimulation Tools for
NDT and Applications
F. Foucher, EXTENDE,
Massy, France

THz-ToF techniques
for the detection of
inherent discontinuities
in dielectric materials
based on a SAFT- andan Optical Layer
reconstruction algorithm
H. Spranger, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

We.3.A.5

We.3.C.5

We.3.D.5

We.3.E.5

We.3.F.5

We.3.G.5

We.3.H.5

We.3.I.5

High Contrast
Radioscopy System
for X-Ray High Energy
Control
E. Tosti, AVIO, Colleferro,
Italy

Malaysia National
Occupational Skills
Standard (NOSS) as
Basis in Developing The
Non-Destructive Testing(NDT) Instructional
Training Materials
S. Hussein, Ministryof Human Resources,
Putrajaya, Malaysia

X-Ray Tomographic
In-Service-Testing of
Circumferential Pipe
Welds – The European
Project TomoWELD –U. Ewert, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

Using AE Technique to
Monitor the Fracture
Behavior in Shaking
Table Tests of a
Scale-down Mockup of
Nuclear RC Structure
K.-C. Pei, Institute of
Nuclear Energy Research,
Taoyuan City, Taiwan

Experimental
Investigation on the
Thermal Conductivity
and Ultrasonic velocityof Propylene Glycol
DCUGF6K10CPQȩWKFU
V. Bhalla, Amity University
Uttar Pradesh, Noida,
India

NOV-XSIM: A new
fast simulation toolfor X-ray computed
tomography testing
B. Hesse, NOVITOM,
Grenoble, France

Research on Ultrasonic
Attenuation of CFRP
Based on 2D RealMorphology Void
Model
L. Lin, Dalian University ofTechnology, Dalian, China

Evaluation of a
Testpiece for Porosity
in Carbon Fibre
Reinforced Polymers
J. Kastner, FH Oberösterreich, Wels, Austria

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14:50

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GROUND FLOORFIRST FLOORPROGRAMME

Wednesday, 15 June 2016

Saal 1 (Auditorium)

X

Saal 3

Saal 4

Saal 5

Saal 11

Saal 13 A

Saal 13 B

Saal 14 C

We.4.A

We.4.B

We.4.C

We.4.DWe.4.E

We.4.FWe.4.G

We.4.H

We.4.I

CIVIL ENGINEERING –ULTRASONIC TESTINGCOMPUTEDTOMOGRAPHY –SPECIFIC APPLICATIONSQUALIFICATION AND
CERTIFICATION 1

ENERGY GENERATION(REGENERATIVE)

NUCLEAR STORAGE
CASKS INSPECTIONCOMPOSITE MATERIALS– VARIOUS METHODS

N. Mahmutyazicioglu,
A. Mullin

F. Ahrens, G.Y. Tian

A. Erhard, E. Martin

SEMI-FINISHEDPRODUCTS – NONCONTACT INSPECTION

MODELLING ANDDATA PROCESSING –SIMULATIONS ANDAPPLICATIONS

MATERIALS
CHARACTERISATION –COMPOSITES

K. Mayer, C. Sodeikat

M. Maisl, Y. Nagai

D.G. Aggelis, C.U. Große

W. Hillger, R. Kazys

G. Bruno, R. Steinhausen

M. Lowe, K. Nakahata

15:40

16:00

16:20

16:40

17:00

20:00

40

Saal 2We.4.A.1

We.4.B.1

We.4.C.1

We.4.D.1

We.4.E.1

We.4.F.1

We.4.G.1

We.4.H.1

We.4.I.1

Non-destructive
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interlayer bond
between concrete
substrate and repairing
coating with variable
thickness using ANN
L. Sadowski, Wroclaw
University of Technology,
Wroclaw, Poland

Advanced Computed
Laminography using a
Priori Information
C. Schorr, Fraunhofer IZFP,
Saarbrücken, Germany

Development of
a Training andPractice Programme
for Acessing to the%GTVKȨECVKQPKP
Accordance with EN
ISO 9712 in Blended
Learning
R. Rodríguez, AEND,
Madrid, Spain

Using High-FrequencyImpulse-Measurement(HFIM) for Detectionof Lubrication driven
WEC-formation
S. Barteldes, QASS, Wetter,
Germany

Thickness Measurementof Nickel Coatings on
Walls of Nuclear Waste
Storage Tanks
V. Syasko, Constanta corp,
St. Petersburg, Russia

Development ofConcave and Convex
Roll Defect Inspection
Technology for Steel
Sheets by Magnetic
Flux Leakage Testing
MethodY. Matsufuji, JFE SteelCorporation, Fukuyama,
Hiroshima, Japan

Non-Destructive
Testing of Plastics andComposites in theChemical Processing
Industry
K. Jacobson, Swerea
KIMAB, Kista, Sweden

Real-Time methods
for Eddy Current
Tomography
A. Tamburrino, Universityof Cassino and Lazio
Meridionale, Cassino, Italy

Solid Woven Carbon
Fiber Reinforced Plastic
Characterization using
Infrared Inspection
Technologies
D. Moore, Sandia National
Laboratories, Albuquerque,USA

We.4.A.2

We.4.B.2

We.4.C.2

We.4.D.2

We.4.E.2

We.4.F.2

We.4.G.2

We.4.H.2

We.4.I.2

Development ofPhased Array Ultrasonic
Testing Application for
Detection and Sizingof Orthotropic Steel
Bridge Cracking
N. Yagi, Mitsubishi Hitachi
Power Systems Insp.
Technol., Yokohama
Kanagawa, Japan

Potentials of FullVehicle CT Scans
Within the Automotive
Industry
G.A. Ciliberti, BMW,
München, Germany

Industrial Demand
Versus the NDTTechnicians Integrity
A. Chiswo, SAIW,
Johannesburg, South
AfricaRadar-based Structural
Health Monitoring ofWind Turbine Blades
J. Moll, Goethe Universität,
Frankfurt am Main,
Germany

NDE of the Spent
Nuclear Fuel Disposal
Canisters
A. Koskinen, VTT, Espoo,
Finland

Thermographic Crack
Detection in Hot Steel
Surfaces
P. Myrach, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

EU-project EVITA:
Non-destructive
inspection and testingof primary aeronauticalcomposite structuresusing phase contrast
X-ray radiography
V. Revol, CSEM, Alpnach
Dorf, Switzerland

Guided Wave
Monitoring of Pipes
T.K. Vogt, Guided
Ultrasonics, Brentford, UK

Fiber Waviness Detection
by Electromagnetic
Testing in Carbon Fiber
Reinforced Plastics
A. Tsuda, IHI Corporation,
Yokohama, Japan

We.4.A.3

We.4.B.3

We.4.C.3

We.4.D.3

We.4.E.3

We.4.F.3

We.4.G.3

We.4.H.3

We.4.I.3

Study on the LongDistance Non-Contact
Acoustic Inspection
Method using a Strong
Ultrasonic Sound Source
T. Sugimoto, Toin
University of Yokohama,Japan

Assessment of
Measurement
Uncertainty due
to Geometrical
Misalignments of a CT
System
M. Ferrucci, National
Physical Lab., Teddington,
UK

Implementation of NDT
Performance Evaluation
Methodology in the
Analysis System INDEVA
D. Algernon, SVTI,
Wallisellen, Switzerland

NDT-based Assessmentof Shrinkages and Drossin Heavy Nodular Cast
Iron Components ofWind Energy Turbines
J.H. Kurz, DB
Systemtechnik,
Brandenburg-Kirchmöser,Germany

Automated Ultrasonic
Testing of Large Casted
Casks using Phased
Array Techniques
T. Schmitte, Salzgitter
Mannesmann Forschung,Duisburg, Germany

Investigations
for Determining
Surface Crack Depthwith Inductive
Thermography
B. Oswald-Tranta,
Montanuniversität Leoben,
Austria

Multi-Layered
Composite Testing
using Low Frequency
Ultrasonic PulseCompression
Techniques
M.N. Mohamed, Warwick
University, UK

Simulation of NDTInspection in 3D Elastic
Waveguide Involving
Arbitrary Defect
K. Jezzine, CEA-LIST, Gifsur-Yvette, France

Characterization ofMultiphase Metal Matrix
Composites by Meansof CT and Neutron
Diffraction
S. Cabeza, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

We.4.A.4

We.4.B.4

We.4.C.4

We.4.D.4

We.4.E.4

We.4.F.4

We.4.G.4

We.4.H.4

We.4.I.4

Advances in ultrasonic
testing – Research into
the application of dry
point contact
transducers
D. Corbett, Proceq,
Schwerzenbach,
Switzerland

The Applicationsof Industrial CT
NDT Technology inGeological Research
Y. Xiao, Tsinghua
University, Beijing, China

ANDE-1
An ASME
Nondestructive
Examination andQuality Control
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Standard
M.L. Turnbow, ASME,
Chattanooga, USA

Thermographic Rotor
Blade Inspection from
Larger Distances – a
Promising Tool for the
Maintenance of Wind
Turbines
R. Krankenhagen, BAM,
Berlin, Germany

Safe for 1 Million Years– NDT Matters!
U. Ronneteg, SKB,
Oskarshamn, Sweden

Detection of Filament
Misalignment
in Carbon Fibre
Production Using a
Stereovision Line Scan
Camera System
A. Margraf, FraunhoferInstitut für Chemische
Technologie ICT, Augsburg,
Germany

Inspection of Glass
Fiber-Reinforced
Composite Materials— Comparisonof Terahertz andEstablished NDTTechniques
J. Jonuscheit, Fraunhofer
IPM, Kaiserslautern,
Germany

Nonlinear Lamb Wave
Mixing Technique forMicro-Crack Detectionin Plates
J. Jiao, Beijing University ofTechnology, Beijing, China+ PȨPKVG.KHGQH
CFRP EvaluatedNondestructively
with X-Ray-Refraction
Topography In-Situ
Mechanical Loading
V. Trappe, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

We.4.A.5

We.4.B.5

We.4.C.5

We.4.D.5

We.4.E.5

We.4.F.5

We.4.G.5

We.4.H.5

We.4.I.5

Rock Bolt Inspection
by Means of RBT
Instrument
T. Stepinski, AGH University,
Cracow, Poland

Methodology for theevaluation of CT image
quality in dimensional
metrology
A. Krämer, Karlsruhe Inst.
of Technology, Karlsruhe,
Germany

ANDE-1 Personnel
PQ&C Session
A new ASME NDE/QC
2GTUQPPGN3WCNKȨECVKQPCPF%GTVKȨECVKQPStandard
M.L. Turnbow, ASME,
Chattanooga, USA

Characterization
and Optimizationof Ultrasonic Tests
for Inspection ofFiber-Reinforced Plastic
Composites in Energy
Related Applications
S.M.H. Hosseini, BAM,
Berlin, Germany

Reliability Analysisof the Phased-Array
Ultrasonic System used
for the Inspection ofFriction Stir Welds of
Copper Canisters
M. Pavlovic, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

Non-Contact Inline
Monitoring ofThermoplastic CFRP
Tape Quality Using
Air-Coupled Ultrasound
P. Fey, Universität
Stuttgart, Germany GȨPKVKQPQH
&requirements forreference experiments
to determine andevaluate various
damage mechanisms
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B. Frankenstein,
Fraunhofer IKTS, Dresden,
Germany

Guided Wave Testingof Pipeline and Plate
Structure
S. Kim, Guided Wave
Analysis, San Antonio, USA

Inverting X-ray CT
data to determinematerial properties of
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composites
C. Fraij, University of Bristol,
UK

15:40

16:00

16:20

16:40

17:00

Gala Dinner at Allianz Arena

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GROUND FLOORFIRST FLOORPROGRAMME

Thursday, 16 June 2016

Saal 1 (Auditorium)

X

Saal 3

Saal 4

08:30

09:00

09:40

10:00

Saal 5

Saal 11

Saal 13 A

Saal 13 B

Saal 14 C

Th.1.A

Th.1.B

Th.1.C

Th.1.D

Th.1.E

Th.1.F

Th.1.G

Th.1.HTh.1.I

ENERGY GENERATION(NUCLEAR) – PRIMARYCIRCUITPROCESSMONITORING 1QUALIFICATION AND
CERTIFICATION 2

CORROSION
DETECTION 1

METAL MAGNETICMEMORY TECHNIQUE 1

CIVIL ENGINEERING –CONCRETE STRUCTURES

H.-U. Baron

P. Merck, M.L. Turnbow

O. Roy, P. Tscheliesnig

STRUCTURAL HEALTH
MONITORING –GUIDED WAVES

A. Dubov, M. Kreutzbruck

D. Algernon, A. Taffe

SEMI-FINISHEDPRODUCTS – EDDYCURRENT

MATERIALS
CHARACTERISATION –METALS 1

G. Dobmann,
M.W. Seidel

A. Peyton, M.C. Ruch

E. Martin, B. Neundorf

09:20

42

Saal 2

F. Niese, T.K. Vogt

Th.1.A.1

Th.1.B.1

Th.1.C.1

Th.1.D.1

Th.1.E.1

Th.1.F.1

Th.1.G.1

Th.1.H.1

Th.1.I.1

UT TOFD
Characterization of
Steam Generator
Divider Plates –Dealing with Unfavorable Component%QPȨIWTCVKQPUsEngineering and ISI
Feedback
Y. Forestier, EDF,
Saint-Denis, France

In-Process Control of
Selective Laser Melting
by Quantitative Optical
Tomography
J. Bamberg, MTU AeroEngines, München,
Germany

ICNDT WG1 on
SWCNKȨECVKQPCPF
EGTVKȨECVKQPsefforts on global
harmonization of theprocess of personnel
EGTVKȨECVKQP
A. Mullin, RTC Testing and
Diagnostics, Moscow,
RussiaNon-destructive
Evaluation of Stress
Corrosion Cracking
under Micro Cell by
Acoustic Emission andVideo Microscope
M. Shiwa, National
Institute for Materials
Science, Tsukuba, Japan

Practical UltrasonicDamage Monitoring on
Pipelines Using
Component Analysis
Methods
P. Cawley, Imperial
College, London, UK

Metal Magnetic
Memory Technique –Prospects andRestrictions
R. Stegemann, BAM,
Berlin, Germany

Rapid andComprehensive
Detection andCharacterization Usinga Fully Autonomous
Robotic NDE Platform
RABIT
N. Gucunski, Rutgers
University, Piscataway,
USA

Development of an
Eddy Current based
Inspection Technique
for the Detection ofHard Spots on Heavy
PlatesG. Schneibel, Rohmann,Frankenthal, Germany

Recent Advances in HH
XRF based Alloy PMI/
Material Testing
K. Smith, Olympus Scientiƌc
Solutions Americas,
Waltham, USA

Th.1.A.2

Th.1.B.2

Th.1.C.2

Th.1.D.2

Th.1.E.2

Th.1.F.2

Th.1.G.2

Th.1.H.2

Th.1.I.2

Reactor Vessel
Inspections in Korean
Nuclear Plants
E. Doh, KEPCO Plant
Service and Engineering,
Busan, South Korea

The Use of Acoustic
Emission for Process
Monitoring in SteelProcessing Lines
A. Nilsson, Swerea MEFOS,
Luleå, Sweden

How to Deal with the
ISO 9712 in a Globally
Acting Company?
S. Frank, Siemens,
Mülheim a. d. Ruhr,
Germany

New Eddy Current
Inspection Technology
for Detection and
Differentiation ofStress Corrosion
Cracking (SCC) at andunderneath Alloy 625
Cladding at Roughest
Surfaces and the
Measurement of theThickness of Welded
Claddings
I. Becker, ec-works, Winsen(Aller), Germany

Feasibility of Passive
SHM for Corrosion
Detection by Guided
Wave Tomography
P. Calmon, CEA,
Gif-sur-Yvette, France

 GTVKȨECVKQP5EJGOG%Based on the ISO
9712:2012 for NDT
2GTUQPPGN%GTVKȨECVKQPby the Metal Magnetic
Memory Method (ISO24497:2007)
S. Kolokolnikov,
Energodiagnostika,
Reutov, Moscow region,
RussiaApplication Limits
of NDT Methods
for Reinforced and
Prestressed Concrete
Members in Practice
C. Sodeikat, Ingenieurbüro
Schießl Gehlen Sodeikat,
München, Germany

Real-time Filter
Technique for Effective
Denoising of HighFrequency EC Signals
T. Schmitte, Salzgitter
Mannesmann Forschung,Duisburg, Germany

Only the Combinationof Different NDTMethods of Material
Characterization is the
Key to Success
L. Spieß, TU Ilmenau,
Germany

Th.1.A.3

Th.1.B.3

Th.1.C.3

Th.1.D.3

Th.1.E.3

Th.1.F.3

Th.1.G.3

Th.1.H.3

Th.1.I.3

Higher Harmonic
Imaging of Crack
Surfaces of SCC in
Dissimilar Metal Weld
with Ni-based Alloy and
Fatigue Crack in Cast
Stainless Steel
H. Ishida, Institute of
Nuclear Safety System,
Fukui, Japan

AkuProLas: Acoustic
Inline Process
Monitoring for Laser
Welding Applications
M. Bastuck, Fraunhofer
IZFP, Saarbrücken,
Germany

A proposal for astructured approachfor the industrial
experience component
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NDT personnel prior to
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the South African
experience
M. Johannes, CSIR,
Pretoria, South Africa

Detecting internal hot
corrosion of in-service
turbine blades using
neutron tomography
with Gd tagging
C.M. Sim, Korea Atomic
Energy Research Institute,Daejeon, South Korea

Offshore foundation
monitoring by guided
waves – challenges andperspectives
B. Weihnacht, Fraunhofer
IKTS, Dresden, Germany

Magnetic Impedance
based Spectral
Tomography for
Detection of Structural
Inhomogeneity
P. Trampus, College of
Dunaujvaros, Hungary

Development of an'HȨEKGPV#KT%QWRNGF
Impact-Echo Scanner
for Concrete Pavements
R. Groschup, TU München,
Germany

Industrial Eddy Current
Array Testing Solution
for Cylindrical Products
M. Mavadat, Olympus
Scientiƌc Solutions
Americas, Quebec City,
CanadaExperimental
Measurement of
Nano-Deformation andin Situ Strain using
Nanoindentation,
Picoindentation
and Digital Image
Correlation
C.-C. Ma, National Taiwan
University, Taipei, Taiwan

Th.1.A.4

Th.1.B.4

Th.1.C.4

Th.1.D.4

Th.1.E.4

Th.1.F.4

Th.1.G.4

Th.1.H.4

Th.1.I.4

Pulsed Eddy Current
Technology for SteamGenerator Tube Support
Structure Inspection
T. Krause, Royal Military
College of Canada,Kingston, Canada

Non-Destructive
Online-Testing Method
for Friction Stir
Welding Using Infrared
Thermography
I. Kryukov, Universität
Kassel, Germany

Responsibilities of the
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the employer - In lightof ISO 9712:2012
N. Mahmutyazicioglu,
SECTOR Cert, Köln,
Germany

True Advancements forLongitudinal Weld Pipe
Inspection in PA
J. Turcotte, Sonatest,
Quebec City, Canada

Non-Invasive
Monitoring Strategies
for Engineering
Structures using
Guided Waves
P. Jackson, Plant Integrity,
Cambridge, UK

Research on Magnetic
Memory Effect of
the Ferromagnetic
Materials during the
Friction Process
K. Zhao, China Universityof Petroleum, Beijing,
China

Polarized ultrasonicshear waves to estimate
stresses in structuralconcreteT. Schumacher, Portland
State University, USA

Eddy Current
Nondestructive Testingof Large Diameter
Pipes Through Thick
Protective Coatings
A. Eƌmov, JSC RII„Spectrum“, Moscow,
RussiaCombined portablehardness testing solution
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control processes
A. Akhlaghi, Proceq,
Schwerzenbach,
Switzerland

08:30

09:00

09:20

09:40

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GROUND FLOORFIRST FLOORPROGRAMME

Thursday, 16 June 2016

Saal 1 (Auditorium)

X

Saal 3

Saal 4

Saal 5

Saal 11

Saal 13 A

10:50

11:30

11:50

12:10

Saal 14 C

Th.2.A

Th.2.B

Th.2.C

Th.2.DTh.2.ETh.2.F

Th.2.G

Th.2.HTh.2.IPROCESSMONITORING 2QUALIFICATION AND
CERTIFICATION 3

CORROSION
DETECTION 2STRUCTURAL HEALTH
MONITORING 1

METAL MAGNETICMEMORY TECHNIQUE 2

A. Nilsson, B. Wolter

G. Batov, P. Milligan

A. Erhard, M.I. Haith

C. Boller, J. Corcoran

R. Stegemann, P. Trampus

CIVIL ENGINEERING– MATERIALSASSESSMENT

MODELLING ANDDATA PROCESSING –SIMULATIONS AND
ALGORITHMS

MATERIALS
CHARACTERISATION –METALS 2

N. Gucunski,
T. Schumacher

10:30

Saal 13 B

ENERGY GENERATION
G. Dobmann,
R. Martínez-Oña López

11:10

44

Saal 2

S. Falter, M. Spies

A. Martinez-de-Guerenu,
L. SpießTh.2.A.1

Th.2.B.1

Th.2.C.1

Th.2.D.1

Th.2.E.1

Th.2.F.1

Th.2.G.1

Th.2.H.1

Th.2.I.1

A New Nondestructive
Testing Method for theBlade Roots of In-service
Steam Turbines Basedon Ultrasonic Distortion
Wave
L. Zhu, Xi’an Thermal
Power Research Institute,
China

High Speed Cone BeamCT for Production
Process Control using
Innovative Scatter
Correcting Technology
O. Brunke, GE Sensing &Inspection Technologies,
Wunstorf, Germany

Training For Phased
Array Ultrasonic
Testing – An Innovative
Approach
N. Harrap, TWI,
Cambridge, UK

Measurement ofCorrosion Wall Loss at
Contact Supports
T. Pialucha, Guided
Ultrasonics, Brentford, UK PCPF1HȩKPG
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Ultrasonic Inspectionof Additively
Manufactured
Components
H. Rieder, Fraunhofer IZFP,
Saarbrücken, Germany

Energy Diagnostics – isa Physical Basis of
the Metal Magnetic
Memory Method
A. Dubov,Energodiagnostika,
Reutov, Moscow region,
RussiaOptimal mix designof glass reinforced
cementitious specimens
based on innovative
ultrasonic wave features
S. Iliopoulos, Vrije
Universiteit Brussel,
Belgium

A Fast General
Spectrum Modelfor Quantitative
Radiography
Simulation
C. Bellon, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

Ultrasonic Assessment ofMetal Microstructures,
Modelling andValidation
A. Volker, TNO, Delft,
Netherlands

Th.2.A.2

Th.2.B.2

Th.2.C.2

Th.2.D.2

Th.2.E.2

Th.2.F.2

Th.2.G.2

Th.2.H.2

Th.2.I.2

Phased Array UltrasonicInspection of Nozzles
C. Nageswaran, TWI,
Cambridge, UK

Applications of Active
Thermography for Full
Inspection in Parts
Manufacture
D. Hou, China Jiliang
University, Hangzhou,
China

 GGFHQTEGTVKȨECVKQP0of personnel on Phased
Array, TOFD and Digital
Radiography
V. Sokovnin, RTC Testingand Diagnostics, Moscow,
RussiaCorrosion detection
under pipe supports
using EMAT Medium
Range Guided Waves
C. Boyero, Innerspec
Technologies Europe,
Alcala de Henares, Spain

Modelling of Condition
Monitoring with
Imperfect Inspections
V. Ulansky, National
Aviation University, Kiev,
UkraineNon-Contact
Magnetometric
Diagnostics of Welded
Joints of Main Gas
Pipelines Susceptible to
Sudden Failures
S. Kolokolnikov, Energodiagnostika, Reutov,
Moscow region, Russia HȨEKGPE[QHUGNH
'healing agents for
cementitious materials
characterized by NDTF. Malm, TU München,
Germany

A Tool for Insertionof Simulation on Real
Acquisition Files
S. Bannouf, EXTENDE,
Massy, France

Magnetic Susceptibility
Imaging as a New
Approach towards
Characterization andTesting of Para- andDiamagnetic Materials
K. Szielasko, Fraunhofer
IZFP, Saarbrücken, Germany

Th.2.A.3

Th.2.B.3

Th.2.C.3

Th.2.D.3

Th.2.E.3

Th.2.F.3

Th.2.G.3

Th.2.H.3

Th.2.I.3

Assessment ofMicrostructural
Changes in Grade 91
Power Station Steelthrough Magnetic
Measurements
J. Wilson, University ofManchester, UK

Design, Calibration
and Validation of 24
GHz Resonators for
Epoxy Resin Cure
Monitoring Systems in
the Fibre-Reinforced
Plastics Fabrication
J. Groh, FAU ErlangenNürnberg, Erlangen,Germany

Challenges on
Harmonization of
National Approaches
to Administration of
Practical Examination
S.K. Babu, Non-Destructive
Testing, Singapore,
Singapore

High-Resolution
Corrosion Monitoringfor Reliable Assessmentof Infrastructure
A. Lamarre, Olympus
Scientiƌc Solutions
Americas, Quebec City,
CanadaNovel NDT Techniquefor Detection ofDelamination TypeDefects in Structural
Health Monitoring ofComposites
V. Samaitis, Kaunas
University of Technology,
Kaunas, Lithuania

Surface Inspection
and Remanence
Imaging with Magnetic
Field Distortion
Measurement
S. Youssef, Fraunhofer
IZFP, Saarbrücken,
Germany

Detecting the Damage
Depth of Concrete
Structures after
Exposure to High
Temperatures byUsing the Impact Echo
MethodH. Yang, National
Center for Research on
Earthquake Eng.,Taipei,
Taiwan

New Way to handle
Ultrasonic Complex
Examinations
J.M. Puybouffat, ROTEKEngineering, Cleveland,South Africa

A Comparison between
ASTM E588 and SEP
1927 Relating Resolution
Limits at Determinationof the Purity Grade
D. Kotschate, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

Th.2.A.4

Th.2.B.4

Th.2.C.4

Th.2.D.4

Th.2.E.4

Th.2.F.4

Th.2.G.4

Th.2.H.4

Th.2.I.4

Ultrasonic Inspectionof Nickel Alloys andNickel Alloy Welds
for High-temperature
Applications in Modern%QCNȨTGF2QYGT2NCPVU
S. Wagner, MPA Universität
Stuttgart, Germany

Application of Infrared
Thermography
technique for theprediction of weld
quality parameters
during the Cold Metal
Transfer (CMT) joiningof aluminium togalvanized steel
R.T. Kidangan, Indian
Institute of Technology
Madras, Chennai, India

Harmonized NDT
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Designation as
implemented within
the South African NDTIndustry
H. Jansen, SAIW,
Johannesburg, South
AfricaPulsed Eddy Current:
New Developments
for Corrosion Under
Insulation Examinations
M. Grenier, Eddyƌ,Québec, Canada

Condition Recognitionof Valve Internal
Leakage based on
Infrared Thermography
C. Xu, China Universityof Petroleum, Qingdao,
China

About a New%NCUUKȨECVKQPQH0&6
Methods Based on Risks
and Component Service
Life
A. Dubov,Energodiagnostika,
Reutov, Moscow region,
RussiaResearch on
Radiographic Testingof Steel Wire Ropes in
Suspension Bridges
P.-C. Peng, Dragon Steel,Taichung, Taiwan

Simulation of UltrasonicInspection of Complex
Components Using a
3D-FDTD-Approach
A. Pandala, Indian
Institute of Technology
Madras, Chennai, India

The Application ofElectromagnetic
Measurements for theAssessment of Skin
Passed Steel Samples
A. Peyton, University ofManchester, UK

Th.2.A.5

Th.2.B.5

Th.2.C.5

Th.2.D.5

Th.2.E.5

Th.2.F.5

Th.2.G.5

Th.2.H.5

Th.2.I.5

Evolution of the
Ultrasonic Inspection
over the Past Decadeson the Example of
Heavy Rotor Forgings
J. Vrana, Siemens,
München, Germany

Early inspection ofdrill string fatigue
damage based on metal
magnetic memory
methodZ. Hu, China University ofPetroleum, Beijing, China

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3
NDT – Necessary Evil or
Sensible Decision?
R. Alijah, Kiwa
International Cert,
Hamburg, Germany

HOIS JIP experienceof inspection of
un-insulated external
corrosion to determine
the remaining
wall thickness – achallenging NDTrequirement
S.F. Burch, ESR Technology,
Abingdon, UK

Prototypic Simulation
Platform for Structural
Health Monitoring
Ultrasonic Transducer
Networks
R. Sridaran Venkat,
Universität des Saarlandes,
Saarbrücken, Germany

Study on Stress
Concentration
Testing and Integrity
Assessment of Offshore
Oil and Gas Wells
CasingX. Zhang, China Universityof Petroleum, Beijing,
China

NDT in Building –Examination of a
Mounting Plate Madeof Concrete and theSubsoil as Part of aFailed Lifting Operation
A. Hasenstab,
Ingenieurbüro Dr.
Hasenstab, Augsburg,
Germany

A numerical approachfor the simulationof impact echomeasurements
F. Krome, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

Nondestructive
Determination of
Textural Features in Steel
Sheet
M. Stolzenberg, Salzgitter
Mannesmann Forschung,Salzgitter, Germany

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Saal 2

Saal 3

Saal 4

Saal 5

Saal 11

Saal 13 A

Saal 13 B

Saal 14 C

Th.3.A

Th.3.B

Th.3.C

Th.3.DTh.3.ETh.3.F

Th.3.G

Th.3.HTh.3.IULTRASONIC – TOTAL
FOCUSSING METHOD 2

NDT OF ADHESIVEBONDING 1

RESONANCETECHNOLOGYCORROSION
DETECTION 3

STRUCTURAL HEALTH
MONITORING 2

LASER ULTRASONICS

J. Büchler,
M. Mienczakowski

D. Moore, J. Moysan

M. Kreutzbruck

S.F. Burch, M. Grenier

A. Gianneo, R. Lyon

SURFACE METHODS– ELECTROMAGNETIC
INSPECTION

MODELLING ANDDATA PROCESSING –ULTRASONICMETHODS 2

MATERIALS
CHARACTERISATION– METALS – EDDYCURRENT

B. Gao, A. Volker

T. Heckel, J. Maier

Th.3.A.1

Th.3.B.1

Th.3.C.1

Th.3.D.1

Th.3.E.1

Th.3.F.1

Th.3.G.1

Th.3.H.1

Th.3.I.1

Adaptive Ultrasonic
Imaging with a
Phased-array Probe
Equipped with a
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Conformable Wedge
F. Cartier, CEA-LIST,
Gif-sur-Yvette, France

Development of
an industrialized
inspection method tomonitor the wetting
behavior of CFRP
parts prior bonding or
coating
C. Cherrier, Automation
W+R, München, Germany

Resonant Defects:
A New Approach
to Highly-sensitive
Ultrasound-activated
NDT Techniques
I. Solodov, Universität
Stuttgart, Germany

Corrosion Detection
and Measurement
Improvement Using
Advanced UltrasonicTools
L. Le Ber, M2M-NDT, Les
Ulis, France

Vibration Signal
Modeling for a
Planetary Gear Set
M. J. Zuo, Universityof Alberta, Edmonton,
CanadaDetection ofCasting Defects in
Aluminum Slabs
by Laser UltrasonicMeasurements
J. Roither, Recendt, Linz,
Austria

Capability of modern
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with Magnetic Flux
LeakageJ. Costain, Silverwing,
Swansea, UK

Mode-converted
Diffuse Ultrasonic
Scattering fromElongated Grains
J. Turner, University of
Nebraska-Lincoln, USA

Supervision on the
Hardening Process of
Roller Bearings by using
Eddy Current Testing
Methods
M.W. Seidel, imq,
Crimmitschau, Germany

Th.3.A.2

Th.3.B.2

Th.3.C.2

Th.3.D.2

Th.3.E.2

Th.3.F.2

Th.3.G.2

Th.3.H.2

Th.3.I.2

Practical Applicationof Total Focusing for
Sizing of Imperfectionsin Welded Joints
M. Berke, Köln, Germany

Discrimination ofDifferent Levels of
Adhesion in a Bi Layer
Aluminum/Epoxy
Structure Using Lamb
Waves
C. Gauthier, Université Le
Havre, France

Detection of pipe
wall-thinning basedon change of natural
frequencies of shell
vibration modes
S. Han, Korea Atomic
Energy Research Institute,Daejeon, South Korea

Corrosion Detection
by Means of Acoustic
Emission (AE)
Monitoring
P. Tscheliesnig, TÜV
AUSTRIA SERVICES, Wien,
Austria

The interpretation of
on-load data for power
station creep life
monitoring
J. Corcoran, Imperial
College, London, UK

Laser UltrasonicCharacterisation of
Rolled Steel Strip:
Wave Propagation in
Inhomogeneous Thin
Sheets
D. Krix, Salzgitter
Mannesmann Forschung,Duisburg, Germany

Automated Material+FGPVKȨECVKQPUsing Magneto
Inductive Eddy
Current Technique in
Combination with SelfLearning Algorithms
A. Bergmann, Salzgitter
Mannesmann Forschung,Duisburg, Germany

Characterisation of the4GȩGEVKQP$GJCXKQT
of Lap-Type Defects
in Steel Tubes with
Photoelastic Effect andUT Simulation
T. Orth, Salzgitter
Mannesmann Forschung,Duisburg, Germany

Detection of near
Surface Damages in
Crank Shafts by using
Eddy Current Testing
A. Zösch, imq,
Crimmitschau, Germany

Th.3.A.3

Th.3.B.3

Th.3.C.3

Th.3.D.3

Th.3.E.3

Th.3.F.3

Th.3.G.3

Th.3.H.3

Th.3.I.3

Application of a FMC/TFM Ultrasonic System
to Inspection ofAustenitic Welds
R. ten Grotenhuis, Ontario
Power Generation, Toronto,
CanadaAdhesive Thickness
Measurement on
Composite Aerospace
Structures using
Guided Waves
L. Taupin, CEA-LIST, Gifsur-Yvette, France

Local Defect Resonancebased shearography toincrease the selectivityof defects
N. Gulnizkij, Universität
Stuttgart, Germany

Ultrasonic Inspection
for Stress Corrosion
Cracking in Weld
Overlay Cladding
C. Nageswaran, TWI,
Cambridge, UK

Wireless Power Transfer
to Low Frequency (LF)
RFID Sensor System
for Structural Health
Monitoring (SHM)
at High Temperature
Environment
A. Imam, Newcastle
University, UK

Defect Detection Using
High-Frequency, NonContact Ultrasound
Under a Practical Pointof View
B. Köhler, Fraunhofer IKTS,
Dresden, Germany

Flexible PCB Eddy
Current Array Probes
for the Surface
Inspection of Welds and
Pipes
A. Lamarre, Olympus
Scientiƌc Solutions
Americas, Quebec City,
CanadaModelling Ultrasonic
Attenuation Due to
Scattering in Complex
Microstructures
D. Neumann, University ofBirmingham, UK

Characterization ofCold Rolling-Induced
Martensite in Austenitic
Stainless Steels
M.C. Ruch, Comisión
Nacional de Energia
Atomica, San Martin,
Argentina

Th.3.A.4

Th.3.B.4

Th.3.C.4

Th.3.D.4

Th.3.E.4

Th.3.F.4

Th.3.G.4

Th.3.H.4

Th.3.I.4

Advantages andComplementarity of
Phased-Array
Technology and Total
Focusing Method
F. Reverdy, M2M-NDT, Les
Ulis, France

Crack Growth
Monitoring at CFRP
Adhesive Bondings
W. Adebahr, Universität
Stuttgart, Germany+ FGPVKȨECVKQPof Flawed CFRC
Samples Using Local
Acoustic Resonance
Spectroscopy (LARS)
P. Jatzlau, TU München,
Germany

Measurement ofResidual Thickness inCase of Corrosion Closeto the Welds with an
Adaptive Total Focusing
MethodO. Roy, M2M-NDT, Les
Ulis, France

Structural Health
Monitoring ofCompressor Bladeswith the use of Variable
Reluctance Sensor and
Impedance Method
M. Witos, Air ForceInstitute of Technology,
Warsaw, Poland

Laser Ultrasonics
Inspections of
Aeronautical
Components by Meansof Robotic Systems
E. Cuevas Aguado,
Tecnatom, San Sebastiande los Reyes, Spain

Thickness measurementof steel plate using
magnetic principle
Z.S. Lim, RIST, Pohang,South Korea

Simulation of UltrasonicMaterials Evaluation
Experiments in
Complex MediaD. Dobrovolskij,
Fraunhofer IZFP,
Saarbrücken, Germany

In-Situ Monitoring of
the Microstructure
Formation Using Eddy
Current Technology
O. Bruchwald, Leibniz
Universität Hannover,
Garbsen, Germany

Th.3.A.5

Th.3.B.5

Th.3.C.5

Th.3.D.5

Th.3.E.5

Th.3.F.5

Th.3.G.5

Th.3.H.5

Th.3.I.5

Application of the
Total Focusing Method
for Improved DefectCharacterization in
the Production of SteelTubes, Pipes and Plates
T. Schmitte, Salzgitter
Mannesmann Forschung,Duisburg, Germany

Development andoptimization of thelaser shock wave
adhesion test forcomposite bonding
quality assessment
R. Ecault, Airbus Group
Innovations, Toulouse,
FrancePossibilities and Limitsof Acoustic ResonanceTechnology (ART) for
Material Structure
Testing
J. Ritter, RTE Akustik +Prüftechnik, Pƌnztal,
Germany

Modelling Based
Optimization of Digital
Radiography for Subsea
Pipelines
M.I. Haith, Imperial
College London, UK

Development of theFabrication Process
and Characterization of
Piezoelectric BaTiO3/
Epoxy Composite to
the Used for CoatedUltrasonic Transducer
Patterns in Structural
Health Monitoring
O. Bareiro Ferreira,
Universität des Saarlandes,
Saarbrücken, Germany

Fast Non-contact DefectImaging with Scanning
Laser Source Technique
T. Hayashi, Kyoto
University, Japan

Chill Marks Effects
Detection Algorithm for
Plant IMPOC Data
T. Kebe, ThyssenKrupp
Steel Europe, Duisburg,
Germany

Image-Based Finite
Element Simulationof Ultrasonic Wave in
Polycrystalline Metal
using Phase-Field
Modeling
K. Nakahata, Ehime
University, Matsuyama,Japan

Material Characterization of Thin Coatings
Using High Frequency
Eddy Current
Technology
O. Bruchwald, Leibniz
Universität Hannover,
Garbsen, Germany

U. Rabe, H. Wang

E. Rau, L. Zhou

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Saal 1 (Auditorium)

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Saal 3

Saal 4

Saal 5

Saal 11

Saal 13 A

Saal 13 B

Saal 14 C

Th.4.A

Th.4.B

Th.4.C

Th.4.DTh.4.ETh.4.F

Th.4.G

Th.4.HTh.4.IULTRASONIC TESTINGNDT OF ADHESIVEBONDING 2

MATERIALS
CHARACTERISATION– COMPOSITES –MODELLINGINFRARED AND
OPTICAL

STRUCTURAL HEALTH
MONITORING –ACOUSTICLASER ULTRASONICS
AND NEW METHODSCIVIL ENGINEERING –ACOUSTIC EMISSION

MODELLING AND DATAPROCESSINGTHERMOGRAPHY

T. Jäppinen, H. Vallen

L. Le Ber, J. Turner

B. Oswald-Tranta,
M. Rahammer

J. Ritter, B. Weihnacht

E. Cuevas Aguado,
J. Roither

A. Bulavinov, H. Rieder

W. Adebahr, S. Dos Santos

C. Maierhofer, P. Menner

S. Schuhmacher, J. Welter

15:40

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16:20

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17:00

20:00

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Saal 2Th.4.A.1

Th.4.B.1

Th.4.C.1

Th.4.D.1

Th.4.E.1

Th.4.F.1

Th.4.G.1

Th.4.H.1

Th.4.I.1

The Use of UltrasonicInspections at ElevatedTemperature
F. Gabriëls, TÜV Rheinland
Sonovation, Oosterhout,Netherlands

Bondline Boundary
Assessment of
Cohesive Bonded Solid
Woven Carbon Fiber
Composites Using
Advanced Diagnostic
Methods
D. Moore, Sandia
National Laboratories,
Albuquerque, USA

Progress in Modelling
the Mechanical
Performance ofComposites with
Winkles and Waviness
Based on NDT Data
N. Xie, University ofBristol, UK

Laser Speckle
Photometry (LSP) –Optical Sensor System
for Monitoring ofMaterial Condition andProcessing
U. Cikalova, Fraunhofer
IKTS, Dresden, Germany

Optimized ATEX
Acoustic Emission
Measuring Chains for
Particle Size Monitoringin Industrial Plants
T. Urbank, Kistler
Instrument, Amherst, USA

Flexible UltrasonicTransducer for Laser
Ultrasound Imaging
of Defects in Curved
Structures
T.C. Wu, National Taipei
University of Technology,
Taiwan+ PȩWGPEGQHVJG9CVGT
and Aggregate-toCement Ratio on the
AE Activity of Fresh
Concrete
S. Iliopoulos, Vrije
Universiteit Brussel,
Belgium

Bandwidth of MFL insteel plate inspection
N. Pearson, Silverwing,
Swansea, UK

Theory and Practice ofThermographic Signal
reconstruction
S.M. Shepard, Thermal
Wave Imaging, Ferndale,USA

Th.4.A.2

Th.4.B.2

Th.4.C.2

Th.4.D.2

Th.4.E.2

Th.4.F.2

Th.4.G.2

Th.4.H.2

Th.4.I.2

Ultrasonic and Magnetic
Particle Testing of New
Railway Wheels
W.A.K. Deutsch, KARLDEUTSCH Prüf- undMessgerätebau,
Wuppertal, Germany

In-situ Ultrasonic
Testing of Polymeric
Adhesive Bonds
Exposed to Complex
Mechanical andEnvironmental Loads
U. Rabe, Fraunhofer IZFP,
Saarbrücken, Germany

Inductive Thermal
Nondestructive
Evaluation:
Multi-dimension
Pattern Interpretationand Separation
B. Gao, Univ. of Electronic
Science and Technology ofChina, Chengdu, China

Shearography as
Non-Destructive
Testing Method in the
Application of Adhesive
Tapes
I. Kryukov, Universität
Kassel, Germany

Research on the Signal
Propagation
Characteristics ofAcoustic
Emission andLocalization of the Gas
Pipe Network Leak
C. Xu, China Universityof Petroleum, Qingdao,
China

A New Concept for the
Non-Destructive Testingof Fiber-Reinforced
Plastics via Laser
Generated Ultrasonic
Guided Waves
B. Kelkel, Institut für
Verbundwerkstoffe,
Kaiserslautern, Germany

Acoustic Emission
Monitoring ofReinforcing Bars
Pull-out from Concrete
MatrixD.G. Aggelis, Vrije
Universiteit Brussel,
Belgium

Inspection%QPȨIWTCVKQP&GUKIP
for AutomatedUltrasonic Testing ofLarge Casted Cask
Bodies using Phased
Array Techniques
T. Orth, Salzgitter
Mannesmann Forschung,Duisburg, Germany

Laser Projected
Photothermal
Thermography for
Characterizing Hidden
Defects
E. Thiel, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

Th.4.A.3

Th.4.B.3

Th.4.C.3

Th.4.D.3

Th.4.E.3

Th.4.F.3

Th.4.G.3

Th.4.H.3

Th.4.I.3

Experience with
Advanced NDT Methods
in Turbine Field Service
H. Rauschenbach,
Siemens, Mülheim a. d.
Ruhr, Germany

Characterizationof Cohesive andAdhesive Properties of
Adhesive Bonds Using
Transmitted Ultrasonic
Waves
A. Meziane, Université
Bordeaux, Talence, France

Experimental Validationof Analytical andNumerical Modellingfor Carbon-Fibre
Reinforced Polymers
Including Porosity
R. Tayong Boumda,
University of Bristol, UK

Smaller Than the Eye
Can See: Vibration
Analysis with Video
CamerasJ. Chen, Massachusetts
Institute of Technology,
Cambridge, USA

Psychoacoustic-motivated advancement of
the tap test for windturbine rotor blades
G. Andreisek, TU München,
Germany

Fast Inversion%CNEWNCVKQPHQT(WNNȨGNF
Measurement ofMaterial Properties
with Quantitative
Laser UltrasoundVisualization System
S.-P. Tseng, National Taipei
University of Technology,
TaiwanPullout experiments
on bonded anchors
monitored via acoustic
emission techniques
M. Botz, TU München,
Germany

Validation of Ultrasonic
Wave Propagation inAustenitic Welds
C. Nageswaran, TWI,
Cambridge, UK

Induction Excited
Thermography inIndustrial Applications
C. Srajbr, edevis, Stuttgart,
Germany

Th.4.A.4

Th.4.B.4

Th.4.C.4

Th.4.D.4

Th.4.E.4

Th.4.F.4

Th.4.G.4

Th.4.H.4

Th.4.I.4

Ultrasound tomography
on hyper velocity
impact targets
C.U. Große, TU München,
Germany

Innovating for
Structural Adhesive
Bonding Evaluation
and Analysis with
Ultrasounds
J. Moysan, Aix Marseille
University, Aix-enProvence, France

Quantitative DefectReconstruction in
Active Thermography
for Fiber-Reinforced
Composites
S. Götschel, Zuse-Institut
Berlin (ZIB), Germany

Photothermal
Coherence
Tomographies –Principles and NonDestructive Imaging
Applications
A. Mandelis, University ofToronto, Canada

Structural Health
Monitoring and Non
Destructive Testing of
fatigue crack growth inbonded CFRP-CFRP Lap
JointsA. Gianneo, Politecnico di
Milano, Italy

Evaluation of Friction
Stir Welding Process
by Laser Ultrasonic
Method with Synthetic
Aperture Focusing
TechniqueZ. Zhou, Beihang
University, Beijing, China

Bridge Testing andMonitoring of Steel
Components with
Acoustic Emission
M. Löhr, GMAWerkstoffprüfung,
Hamburg, Germany

Modelling the ECTof U-Bend SteamGenerator Tubes by
the Boundary Element
MethodC. Reboud, CEA, Gif-surYvette, France

Data Processing
Procedures for
Defects Evaluation inCompsite Materials by
Means of Stimulated
Thermography
U. Galietti, Politecnico diBari, Italy

Th.4.A.5

Th.4.B.5

Th.4.C.5

Th.4.D.5

Th.4.E.5

Th.4.F.5

Th.4.G.5

Th.4.H.5

Th.4.I.5

Application ofpseudo-stochastic
excitation in ultrasonicecho experiments
for improved timeresolution at low
frequencies
P. Holstein, SONOTEC,
Halle (Saale), Germany

A Finite Element
Simulation and8GTKȨECVKQPQH
Ultrasound Propagating
through the Interfaceof Diffusion Bonded
Dissimilar Nickel-Based
Superalloys
Z. Sha, AVIC Beijing
institute of aeronauticalmaterials, Beijing, China

Monitoring Fatigue
Damage in CFRP
Using Ultrasonic
Birefringence
P. Fey, Universität
Stuttgart, Germany

Non-destructive
testing of green
sanitary ceramics by anactive thermographic
technique
U. Netzelmann,
Fraunhofer IZFP,
Saarbrücken, Germany

Smelting Furnace Non
Destructive Testing(NDT) and Monitoring
A. Sadri, Hatch,
Mississauga, Canada

Through-lifecycle
Product Quality in
Additive Manufacturing
K. Milne, The
Manufacturing Technology
Centre, Coventry, UK

Monitoring of theStructural Behaviour ofHybrid Concrete Beams
by Means of Acoustic
Emission and Digital
Image Correlation
D.G. Aggelis, Vrije
Universiteit Brussel,
Belgium XGTXKGYQHVJGȨPKVG
1elements modelingof the ultrasonicpropagation in complex
media at EDF R&D
P.-E. Lhuillier, EDF R&D,
Moret sur Loing, France

Numerical andExperimental
Investigation of Eddy
Current Thermography
Technique on Metallic
Samples
I.M. Zainal Abidin,
Malaysian Nuclear Agency,
Kajang, Malaysia

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16:20

16:40

17:00

Bavarian Evening at restaurant „Löwenbräukeller“

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Friday, 17 June 2016

Saal 1 (Auditorium)

08:50

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10:10

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Saal 2

Saal 3

Saal 4

Saal 5

Saal 11

Saal 13 A

Saal 13 B

Saal 14 C

Fr.1.A

Fr.1.B

Fr.1.C

Fr.1.D

Fr.1.E

Fr.1.F

Fr.1.G

Fr.1.H

Fr.1.IWELDING –ULTRASONIC METHODSAUTOMOTIVE SPOTWELDS

STANDARDISATIONPROJECT MAIZFP –COMPOSITESSENSOR CONCEPTS 2

PIPELINE IN-SERVICEINSPECTION

F. Jenson, C. Köhler

G.A. Ciliberti, P. Myrach

STRUCTURAL HEALTH
MONITORING –ULTRASONIC TESTINGMODELLING ANDDATA PROCESSING —SIMULATIONS 2

MATERIALS
CHARACTERISATION –POLYMERS

E. Motukisi,
M. Sengebusch

H.-G. Herrmann,
M. Kreutzbruck

M. Gaal, M. Missous

J. Fan, R. Koch

P. Mudge, M. Witos

Y. Gabi, F. Schubert

S. Kremling, D. Treppmann

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Fr.1.C.1

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Fr.1.F.1

Fr.1.G.1

Fr.1.H.1

Fr.1.I.1

Accuracy in Sizing
Discontinuities with
Phased Array UltrasonicTechniqueG. Nardoni, I&T Nardoni
Institute, Brescia, Italy

Optimization of Spot
Welding Processes in
Low Carbon hot Rolled
SheetsA. Butt, Experts,
Islamabad, Pakistan

Technical and Practical
Requirements, New
Possibilities, Actual andUpcoming Standardization of UV-LED
Lamps for Fluorescent
Magnetic-Particle(MPI) and Penetrant
Inspection (FPI)
M. Breit, RIL-CHEMIE/SecuCHEK, Kleinblittersdorf,
Germany

MAIzfp – A Joint
Research Effort on NDTof Fiber Reinforced
Composites within the
Leading Edge Cluster
MAI Carbon
M.G.R. Sause, Universität
Augsburg, Germany

Damage Detection and
Healing Performance
Monitoring using
Embedded Piezoelectric Transducers in
Large-scale Concrete
Structures
E. Tsangouri, Vrije
Universiteit Brussel,
Belgium

Vertical Eddy
Current Method for
Nondestructive Testingof CFRP
Z. Zeng, Xiamen
University, Xiamen, China

Improvement of the
Quality of Large Size
ERW Pipes and theirNondestructive Testing
to Use in High Pressure
Oil and Gas Pipelines
M. Ghaemi, IRNDT,
Tehran, Iran

Combining Analyticaland Monte Carlo
Modelling for Industrial
Radiology
C. Bellon, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

Ultrasonic Phased
Array Evaluation of theIntegrity of Polyethylene
Piping Systems
F. Angelini, Institut deSoudure, Villepinte, France

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Fr.1.B.2

Fr.1.C.2

Fr.1.D.2

Fr.1.E.2

Fr.1.F.2

Fr.1.G.2

Fr.1.H.2

Fr.1.I.2

Improved Inspection of
CRA-Clad Pipe Welds
with Accessible
Advanced UltrasonicPhased-Array
Technology
A. Lamarre, Olympus
Scientiƌc Solutions
Americas, Quebec City,
CanadaPHAsis-one – Phased
Array Spotweld
Inspection System
E. Roddewig, VOGT
Ultrasonics, Burgwedel,
Germany

Monitoring ofPenetration System
Performance due to
ISO 3452-1 by using
Test Panels due to ISO
3452-3
A. Kinzel, MPA Hannover,
Garbsen, Germany

Comparison of NDTTechniques to Evaluate
CFRC – Results
Obtained in a MAIzfp
Round Robin Test
C.U. Große, TU München,
Germany

Lamb Wave Interactionsin CFRP Plates
G. Mook, Otto-vonGuericke-Universität
Magdeburg, Germany

Forced Magnetic Field
Leakage (FMFL) –A new Approachto Non-Destructive
Detection of Embedded
Ferromagnetic
Materials in NonMagnetic Hosts
E. Ahmad, University ofManchester, UKInternal Inspection of
Flow Coating Pipelines
Z. Klyuev, RII MSIA
SPECTRUM, Moscow,
RussiaTransducer-to-Transducer Communicationin Guided Wave Based
Structural Health
Monitoring
J. Moll, Goethe Universität,
Frankfurt am Main,
Germany

Nonlinear UltrasonicResponse of TATB-Based
Polymer Bonded
Explosive Under
Compression Fatigue
LoadingZ.-f. Yang, China Academyof Engineering Physics,
Mianyang, China

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Fr.1.B.3

Fr.1.C.3

Fr.1.D.3

Fr.1.E.3

Fr.1.F.3

Fr.1.G.3

Fr.1.H.3

Fr.1.I.3

Phase Array Ultrasonic
Testing (PAUT) & Timeof Flight Diffraction(TOFD) of DSS Piping ofvery high thickness (70mm)
A. Khare, Larsen & Toubro,
Mumbai, India

Remanent
Magnetization for NonDestructive Testing of
Spot Welds
C. Mathiszik, TU Dresden,
Germany

The Implementationof the New Standard
EN ISO 18563 for
Ultrasonic PhasedArray Systems at the
Manufacturer
J. Büchler, GE Sensing &Inspection Technologies,
Hürth, Germany

Numerical Modeling of
Ultrasonic Inspectionin Fiber Reinforced
Materials with Explicit
Microstructure
A.-M. Zelenyak, Universität
Augsburg, Germany

A Novel PiezoelectricFibre Patch Transducer
for Shear Horizontal
Wave Modes
B. Köhler, Fraunhofer IKTS,
Dresden, Germany

Recent Advancements
in Lorentz Force Eddy
Current Testing
H. Brauer, Technische
Universität Ilmenau,
Germany

A Novel Non
Destructive Technology
for Pipe Grade
Determination and
MAOP/Design Pressure
Validation of Operating
Pipelines
T. Eiken, ROSEN Technology, Lingen, Germany

Study of PA-TOFD
Inspection based on
Numerical Simulation
S. Zhang, China Nuclear
Industry 23 Construction,
Beijing, China

Weld Line
Characterisation Using
Various Contact andNon-Contact UltrasoundTechniques
P. Fey, Universität Stuttgart,
Germany

Fr.1.A.4

Fr.1.B.4

Fr.1.C.4

Fr.1.D.4

Fr.1.E.4

Fr.1.F.4

Fr.1.G.4

Fr.1.H.4

Fr.1.I.4

Investigation of
Ultrasonic Techniques
for Inspection of
Dissimilar Joints
E. Jasiuniene, Kaunas
University of Technology,
Kaunas, Lithuania

Imaging Ultrasonic
Testing of Resistance
Spot Welds – Manualand Automated Testing
Procedure
M. Huppmann, AUDI,
Neckarsulm, Germany

Porosity – ‘The good,the Bad and the Ugly’of Radiographic Testing
H. Vaughan, SAIW,
Johannesburg, South
AfricaUltrasonic Imaging
of Carbon FiberReinforced Plastics
Using the FullMatrix Capture Data
Acquisition Technique
J.-C. Grager, Siemens,
München, Germany

Guided Wave
Structural Health
Monitoring of Porous
Composite Sandwich
Structures
C.-C. Yin, National Chiao
Tung University, Hsinchu,
TaiwanA New Pattern of
Acoustic Delay-Line
Based on Wedge Wave
P.-H. Tung, National Taipei
University of Technology,
TaiwanInnovation in 3D
scanning technology
and software ispushing the limits ofcomplex corrosion
and mechanicaldamage assessment on
pipelines.
C. Piron, AMETEK,
Fontaine, France

Ray Tracing Boundary
Value Problems:
Simulation and SAFT
Reconstruction for
Ultrasonic Testing
S. Götschel, Zuse-Institut
Berlin (ZIB), Germany

Characterization ofpolymer-based materials
WUKPIȩWQTGUEGPEGmethod and fractal
analysis
J. Opitz, Fraunhofer IKTS,
Dresden, Germany

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Fr.1.C.5

Fr.1.D.5

Fr.1.E.5

Fr.1.F.5

Fr.1.G.5

Fr.1.H.5

Fr.1.I.5

Use of Sectorial
Scanning for
Anisotropic Weld
Inspection
B. Dupont, CETIM, Senlis,
FranceDevelopment of an
automated ultrasonicinspection device for
quality control of spot
welds
R. Delgado de Molina,
Tecnitestest ingenieros,
Madrid, Spain

A New Characterization
Procedure for
Computed Radiography
Performance Levels
Based on EPS, SNR and
Basic Spatial Resolution
Measurements
U. Ewert, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

Combined Acoustic
Emission andThermographic Testingof Fiber Composites
M. Goldammer, Siemens,
München, Germany

Statistical Recognitionof Structural Health inComposites throughUltrasonic Testing
V. Memmolo, University of
Naples Federico II, Napoli,
Italy

Wood Adhesives
for Non-Destructive
Structural Monitoring
C. Winkler, HNE
Eberswalde, Germany

Application of
Combined EMAT, MFL
and EC ILI to Assess
Complex Corrosion in
Gas Pipeline Systems
S. Klein, NDT Global,
Stutensee, Germany

Simulation of ultrasonicinspections ofcomposite structuresin the CIVA software
platform
K. Jezzine, CEA-LIST, Gifsur-Yvette, France

Talbot-Lau gratinginterferometry CT
for the quantitative
characterization ofdamage in polymers
after impact and static
tensile testing
J. Kastner, University ofApplied Sciences Upper
Austria, Wels, Austria

08:30

08:50

09:10

09:30

09:50

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Friday, 17 June 2016

Saal 1 (Auditorium)

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Saal 3

Saal 4

Saal 5

Saal 11

Saal 13 A

Saal 13 B

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Fr.2.B

Fr.2.C

Fr.2.D

Fr.2.E

Fr.2.F

Fr.2.G

Fr.2.H

Fr.2.I

MARINECULTURAL HERITAGE 2

E. Bayer, A. Erhard

G. Dobmann, D. Foppoli

PROCESSMONITORING 3

UNDERGROUNDINFRASTRUCTURE 2

MICROWAVES ANDTERAHERTZ 2

DIGITAL RADIOLOGYAND RADIOGRAPHY 2

T. Fuchs, B. Illerhaus

M. Lowe, M. Manavipour

PUBLIC SECURITY
AND HUMANITARIAN
SAFETY

S. Becker, J. Jonuscheit

M.I. Haith, B. Redmer

GUIDED WAVES –STRUCTURALENGINEERING

G. Aufricht, V. Krstelj

10:40

11:00

11:40

12:30

Saal 14 C

WELDING – VARIOUS
METHODS
L. Hörchens, E. Jasiuniene

11:20

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Saal 2

J. Moll, R. Roberts

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Fr.2.B.1

Fr.2.C.1

Fr.2.D.1

Fr.2.E.1

Fr.2.F.1

Fr.2.G.1

Fr.2.H.1

Fr.2.I.1

Defect recognition andstrength evaluation ofdissimilar diffusion
bonding based on
support vector machine
Y. Luan, Heilongjiang
University of Science andTechnology, Harbin, China

Australian Innovationsin Structural Health
Monitoring for
Aeronautical andMaritime Applications
C.M. Scala, Christine ScalaManagement, Glen Iris,
Australia

THz Pulsed Time
Domain Imaging
Applied to Museum
Objects and its
Comparison with other
Frequency Regions
K. Fukunaga, National
Institute of ICT, Tokyo,
Japan

Non Contact High
Precision Distance
Measurement Using
Single Probe UltrasonicTransducer
S. Prasanna Sudhakaran,
Centre for Developmentof Advanced Computing,Thiruvananthapuram,
India

Applying Acoustic
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Local Gas Distribution
Networks
K. Groves, University ofManchester, UK

T-Sense - the New
Generation of Noncontact Transmission
Imaging with Nonionizing Radiation
D. Nüßler, Fraunhofer FHR,
Wachtberg, Germany

Real-time NDT ofAutomobile Bumpers
with Millimeter-Wave
Imaging Technology
S. Ahmed, Rohde &Schwarz, München,
Germany

Choice of LDA vs.
TDI (Time Delayed
Integration) as DR
Device for High Energy
X-ray NDT
L. Yang, X-Scan Imaging
Corporation, San Jose, USA

A signal enhancement
method formagnetostrictive guided
wave testing of pipeline
based on mechanicalattachments
M. Cong, Huazhong
University of Science andTechnology, Wuhan, China

Fr.2.A.2

Fr.2.B.2

Fr.2.C.2

Fr.2.D.2

Fr.2.E.2

Fr.2.F.2

Fr.2.G.2

Fr.2.H.2

Fr.2.I.2

Field Deployable Digital
X-Ray for Weld
Inspection in Oil & Gas
S. Wissels, GE Sensing &Inspection Technologies,
Berchem, Belgium

Development of In-situ
Ultrasonic Inspectionof Offshore Mooring
ChainsC. Nageswaran, TWI,
Cambridge, UK

NDT at Historic
Churches andCastles with Radar,
Drilling-Resistanceand Ultrasonic Echo
TechniqueA. Hasenstab,
Ingenieurbüro Dr.
Hasenstab, Augsburg,
Germany

Inline Production
Monitoring
by Cascading
Radiographic andComputed Tomography
Techniques
T. Stocker, Fraunhofer EZRT,
Fürth, Germany

Soil Saturation
Detection from in Pipe
UltrasoundMeasurements
R. Collins, University ofShefƌeld, UK

Advances in Scanning
X-ray Beam Imaging
M. Rommel, American
Science and Engineering,Billerica, USA

Contact-free Control
of Composites andtheir Manufacturing
Processes by Ultrafast
Pulsed THz Sensing
U. Schmidhammer,
Université Paris Sud –CNRS, Orsay, France+ PȩWGPEGQH:4C[(QECN
Spot Orientation andHigh-Voltage on DR
and CT Results
A. Lessmann, YXLONInternational, Hamburg,
Germany

Guided Wave Testing(GWT) on High
Temperature Piping
J. Fong, Guided Ultrasonics,
Brentford, UK

Fr.2.A.3

Fr.2.B.3

Fr.2.C.3

Fr.2.D.3

Fr.2.E.3

Fr.2.F.3

Fr.2.G.3

Fr.2.H.3

Fr.2.I.3

Maximized Reliabilityof Testing Results of
Mixed Materials Weld,
Through the
Combination of Eddy
Current Testing with
Phased Array Ultrasonic
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Station Header Nipples
T. Hartman, SGS Germany,
Herne, Germany

Practical System for
Monitoring Current
Stress and Accumulated
Fatigue of Vessel Hullusing Nondestructive
Method, by Measuring
Magnetic Properties ofthe Metal, the Coercive
Force
R. Solomakha, Special
Scientiƌc Engineering,
Kharkiv, Ukraine

Fatigue Crack Detection
on Unique Church Bells
by Modal Analysis
A. Rupp, Hochschule
Kempten, Germany

Physical and Technical
Boundary Conditions
for an AutomatedIndustrial 3D-CT
Inspection Dealing
with Typical Production
Cycle Times
S. Gondrom-Linke, Volume
Graphics, Heidelberg,
Germany

Remote Sensing of
Free-Surface Flows with
Arrays of UltrasonicSensors in Air
K. Horoshenkov, Universityof Shefƌeld, UK

Digital Radiography for
Cargo Inspection –Data Acquisition and
Evaluation
T. Lüthi, EMPA, Dübendorf,
Switzerland

Fast terahertz volume
inspection for industrial
process control
F. Friederich, Fraunhofer
IPM, Kaiserslautern,
Germany

Practical Considerations
and Effects of Metallic
Screen Fluorescenceand Backscatter Control
in Gamma Computed
Radiography
S. Mango, Carestream
NDT, Rochester, USA

Corrosion and
Defect Inspectionof Inaccessible
Components andConstruction Parts
with Long Range EMATTechniqueF. Niese, Fraunhofer IZFP,
Saarbrücken, Germany

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Fr.2.B.4

Fr.2.C.4

Fr.2.D.4

Fr.2.E.4

Fr.2.F.4

Fr.2.G.4

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Fr.2.I.4

Automated inspectionof welds with limitedaccess by use of active
thermography withlaser line excitation
A. García de la Yedra,
IK4-LORTEK, Ordizia, Spain

Surface, Near-Surface
and Volume Inspectionof Cast Components
Using Complementary
NDT Approaches
M. Spies, Fraunhofer IZFP,
Saarbrücken, Germany

An XXL-CT-scan of an
XXL Tyrannosaurus rex
skull
N. Reims, Fraunhofer EZRT,
Fürth, Germany

In-Situ observationof bubble formationin neat resin during
curing process bymeans of X-Ray
computed tomography
B. Plank, University ofApplied Sciences Upper
Austria, Wels, Austria

Robot Mapping and
Localisation in Feature
Sparse Water Pipes
R. Collins, University ofShefƌeld, UK

Electromagnetic
Radiation of Terahertz
Band
A. Eƌmov, JSC RII„Spectrum“, Moscow,
RussiaNon-Contact Thickness
Measurements with
Terahertz Pulses
A. Deninger, TOPTICA
Photonics, Gräfelƌng,Germany+ PȩWGPEGQH5ECVVGTGF
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S. Kolkoori, BAM, Berlin,
Germany

Application of the
Ultrasonic Guided Wave
for the Inspection of theFuel Tank
A. Jankauskas, Kaunas
University of Technology,
Kaunas, Lithuania

10:40

11:00

11:20

11:40

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The interactive presentations will be presented during the poster and exhibition evening
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