NDT 2018

10-12 September 2018, East Midlands Conference Centre and Orchard Hotel, Nottingham, UK

The 57th Annual British Conference on Non-Destructive Testing took place from Monday 10 to Wednesday 12 September 2018 at the East Midlands Conference Centre and Orchard Hotel, Nottingham, UK.

For the first time,

the conference was co-located with the Fifteenth International Conference on Condition Monitoring and Machine Failure Prevention Technologies (CM 2018/MFPT 2018), which allowed delegates to customise their experience by visiting both events under one roof.

BINDT has always recognised the importance of encouraging students to participate in this major international event. As a repeat to the gesture in 2017, the 57th Annual British Conference on Non-Destructive Testing provided generous sponsorship of student registrations in 2018, resulting in a major reduction of fees for student attendance.

The East Midlands Conference Centre (EMCC) and adjacent Orchard Hotel are set in 330 acres of the University of Nottingham’s landscaped parkland.

Exhibitors
Company	Stand Number	Website
Advanced NDT Ltd	25	www.advanced-ndt.co.uk
Advanced OEM Solutions	63	www.aos-ndt.com
Aegleteq Ltd	4	www.aegleteq.com
Applus RTD	43	www.applus.com
Ashtead Technology	37	www.ashtead-technology.com
AVT Reliability Ltd	49	www.avtreliability.com
Baugh & Weedon Ltd	8	www.bw-nde.com
Bowyer Engineering	54	www.bowyerengineering.co.uk
British Institute of Non-Destructive Testing	67 & 68	www.bindt.org
Chemetall Ltd	24	www.chemetall.com
Diversity & Inclusion Advisory Group	65 & 66	www.bindt.org
Eddyfi Technologies	16	www.eddyfitechnologies.com
ETher NDE Ltd	7	www.ethernde.com
Euroteck Systems UK Ltd	19	www.euroteck.co.uk
Fidgeon Ltd	53	www.fidgeon.co.uk
GB Inspection Systems Ltd	33	www.gbinspection.com
GE Druck Ltd	3	www.bhge.com
Gilligan Engineering Services Ltd	42	www.gilligan-engineering.co.uk
Hi-Spec Systems Ltd	39	www.hispecsystems.com
IE-NDT Ltd	52	www.ie-ndt.co.uk
Imeche Argyll Ruane	40	www.trainingsolutions.imeche.org
Inductosense Ltd	57	www.inductosense.com
Inspection Consultants Ltd	6	www.incon.co.uk
Ionix Advanced Technologies	17	www.ionix.at
James Fisher NDT	15	www.jfndt.co.uk
JIREH Industries	34	www.jireh.com
JME Ltd	26	www.jme.co.uk
Johnson & Allen Ltd	1	www.johnsonandallen.co.uk
KDP Electronic Systems Ltd	32	www.kdpes.co.uk
Labino	47	www.labino.com
Labquip NDT Ltd	58	www.labquipndt.co.uk
Lavender International NDT	27	www.lavender-ndt.com
Magnaflux	22	eu.magnaflux.com
Morgan Ward NDT Ltd	28	www.morganward.co.uk
Nikon Metrology	60	www.nikonmetrology.com
NDT Global Services Ltd	61	www.ndtgsl.co.uk
North Star Imaging UK	21	www.4nsi.com
Novosound Ltd	59	www.novosound.net
Oceanscan Ltd	18	www.oceanscan.co.uk
Olympus	5	www.olympus-ims.com
Optimax	14	www.optimaxonline.com
Pacsess NDT	50	www.pacsess-ndt.com
Peak NDT Ltd	36	www.peakndt.com
Pexa Ltd	11	www.pexa.com
Phoenix Inspection Systems Ltd	10	www.phoenixisl.com
Proceq UK	20	www.proceq.com
RMS Reliability Training Institute	29	www.rms-training.com
Secu-Chek Gmbh	48	www.secu-chek.com
SGNDT Inc	31	www.sgndt.com
Skills Training UK	44	www.skillstraininguk.com
Sonatest Ltd	35	www.sonatest.com
Sonaxis SA	62	www.sonaxis.com
Sonemat Ltd	46	www.sonemat.com
South West School of NDT	12	www.swsndt.co.uk
Spectra Quest Inc	41	www.spectraquest.com
Technology Design Ltd	9	www.technologydesign.com
Technical Solutions 24 Seven Ltd	56	www.techsol247.co.uk
Testia Ltd	38	www.testia.com
Testrade Ltd	23	www.testrade.co.uk
True Position Robotics Ltd	45	www.tpr.solutions
TWI Ltd	30	www.twi-global.com
Ultrasonic Sciences Ltd	64	www.ultrasonic-sciences.co.uk
Wardray Premise Ltd	02	www.wardray-premise.com
X-RIS	51	www.xris.eu
Zetec Inc	13	www.zetec.com

Sunday 9 September
16.00-19.00	Registration – Room: Conference Centre Foyer
19.00-21.00	Welcome Buffet – Room: Atrium

Monday 10 September
08.00	Registration – Room: Conference Centre Foyer Tea and Coffee – Room: Banqueting Suite Foyer
09.00-09.10	Opening Ceremony Chair: C Bull, President of BINDT Room: Conference Theatre
09.10-09.40	The President's Honour Lecture: Infrared Thermography for CM and NDT, T Clausing, USA Chair: C Bull, President of BINDT Room: Conference Theatre
09.40-09.50	BINDT Update – D Gilbert, CEO of BINDT Chair: C Bull, President of BINDT Room: Conference Theatre
09.50-10.00	CM Book Update Professor A Hope, Southampton Solent University UK Chair: C Bull, President of BINDT Room: Conference Theatre
10.00-10.30	Tea, Coffee and Exhibition – Room: Banqueting Suite
09.00-12.00	PCN Update – N Banks, BINDT Room: 4A
	Session 1A: Ultrasonics Chair: Professor A Gachagan Room: Conference Theatre	Session 1B: NDT for Industry 4.0 – Opportunities for the future Chairs: Professor I Cooper and T Bertenshaw Room: 3A and 3B	Session 1C: Electromagnetics *Chair: J Hansen* Room: Suite 2
10.30-10.50	[1A1] RT versus UT – conversion of acceptance standards from standard reference radiographs (ASTM E446 and E186) into ultrasonic J Makovsky William Cook Cast Products – QA, UK	[1B1] Use of NDT data to enable factory transformation T Bertenshaw GKN Aerospace Services Ltd, UK	[1C1] Measurement of electrical conductivity for metal wires using an electromagnetic sensor S Zhu¹, M Lu¹, J R Salas Avila¹, Y Tao¹, Y Xie¹, A J Peyton¹, J Ding², S Williams² and W Yin¹ ¹University of Manchester, UK ²Cranfield University, UK
10.50-11.10	[1A2] Calibration of ultrasonic hardware for total focusing method imaging M Ingram¹, A Gachagan¹, A Nordon¹, A Mulholland¹, J Dziewierz¹ and M Hegarty² ¹University of Strathclyde, UK ²BP Chemicals Ltd, UK	[1B2] An end-user perspective of Industry 4.0 at Rolls-Royce S Carter Rolls-Royce plc, UK	[1C2] Measurement and modelling of the EMspec® sensor response to phase transformation in 2.25 Cr-Mo steel W Jacobs¹, J Shen², L Zhou¹, C Davis¹, P Hunt² and J Hinton² ¹University of Warwick, UK ²Primetals Technologies Ltd, UK
11.10-11.30	[1A3] Automated detection, measurement and classification of defects in CANDU reactor pressure tubes C Wallace, P Zacharis, G West, G Dobie and A Gachagan University of Strathclyde, UK	[1B3] Enabling robotic adaptive behaviour capabilities for new automated quality inspection paradigms C Mineo¹, C Wong², M Vasilev¹, C N MacLeod¹, R Fuentes³, S G Pierce¹ and E Yang² ¹Department of Electronic and Electrical Engineering, University of Strathclyde, UK ²Design Manufacture & Engineering Management, University of Strathclyde, UK ³Dynamics Research Group, University of Sheffield, UK	[1C3] Comprehensive electromagnetic testing of the properties of functional metal coatings, including multilayer, and its metrological assurance in aerospace industry V A Syasko Constanta Ltd, Russia
11.30-11.40	Ten-Minute Comfort Break and Exhibition – Room: Banqueting Suite
11.40-12.00	[1A4] Enhancement of the mode purity of shear horizontal mode of a thickness-shear transducer through design changes M Zennaro¹, D J O’Boy¹ and P Mudge² ¹Loughborough University, UK ²TWI, UK	[1B4] Industry 4.0 is heralding the forth industrial era of smart and integrated factories P Chow Fujitsu	[1C4] Online damage identification based on electromechanical impedance and cointegration under varying dynamic loads X Jie, X Li, L Xiao and W Qu Wuhan University, China
12.00-12.20	[1A5] Guided wave sensitivity to creep damage represented by effective material property variations using finite element modelling S Horne¹, M Lowe¹, P Huthwaite¹ and J Fong² ¹Imperial College London, UK ²Guided Ultrasonics Ltd, UK	[1B5] X-ray CT enabling Quality 4.0 B Morgan Nikon	[1C5] An automated two-dimensional magnetic field scanner based on quantum well Hall-effect sensor for non-destructive testing F A Biruu, J Sexton, C W Liang and M Missous University of Manchester, UK
12.20-12.40	[1A6] Noise removal using adaptive filtering in ultrasonic guided wave testing of pipelines H Nakhli Mahal^1,2, P Mudge³ and A K Nandi² ¹NSIRC, UK ²Brunel University, UK ³TWI Ltd, UK	[1B6] Panel Session	[1C6] A comparative study of electromagnetic NDE methods and Quantum Well Hall Effect sensor imaging for surface-flaw detection in mild steel welds J M Watson, C W Liang, J Sexton, F Biruu and M Missous University of Manchester, UK
12.40-13.40	Lunch and Exhibition – Room: Banqueting Suite
13.00-13.40	International Scientific Advisory Committee Meeting (working lunch by invitation only) – Room: Gallery 2
13.40	Trade & Industry AGM and Committee Meeting Room: 4A
13.40-14.10	Apprenticeship Update R Lyon, Chair, Education and Professional Development Committee Project Manager, Trailblazer 3 Apprenticeship Scheme, BINDT Chair: C Bull, President of BINDT Room: Conference Theatre
	Session 2A – Ultrasonics applications Chair: Dr C Brett Room: Conference Theatre	Session 2B – Applications Chair: Professor K Newton Room: 3A and 3B	Session 2C – Inspection – process selection and monitoring Chair: Dr R Chapman Room: Suite 2
14.10-14.30	[2A1] Autonomous ice protection combining ultrasonic guided waves (UGWs) and electrothermal systems M Kostan¹, A Dhutti¹, X Niu², W Duan¹, M Kourmpetis¹, J Kanfoud¹ and T-H Gan^1,2 ¹Brunel University London, UK ²TWI Ltd, UK	[2B1] Image processing and machine learning possibilities for detection of cracks within corrosion on rail axles J Syeda, H Meng and J Rudlin TWI Ltd, UK	[2C1] Modelling of high-temperature ultrasonic inspection for in-process inspection of electron beam welding S Majidnia and C Nageswaran TWI Ltd, UK
14.30-14.50	[2A2] Ultrasonic phased array inspection of wire plus arc additive manufacture (WAAM) samples using conventional and total focused matrix (TFM) imaging approaches Y Javadi¹, C N MacLeod¹, S G Pierce¹, A Gachagan¹, W Kerr², J Ding³, S Williams³, M Vasilev¹, R Su¹, C Mineo¹ and J Dziewierz¹ ¹Centre for Ultrasonic Engineering (CUE), Department of Electronic & Electrical Engineering, University of Strathclyde, UK ²University of Strathclyde, UK ³Cranfield University, UK	[2B3] Opportunities and challenges facing robotic NDT in the oil & gas industry R Taneja Integrated Solutions, InnoTecUK	[2C2] Simulation of ultrasonic structural noise including first and second scattering contributions based on the Born approximation V Dorval¹, S Chatillon¹, L Taupin¹ and L Ducousso-Ganjehi² ¹CEA, LIST, France ²IRSN, France
14.50-15.10	[2A3] Full volumetric inspection of small bore pipe to fitting welds using LIMBOTOFD T Armitt and D Miller Lavender International, UK	[2B2] This slot is available for a late submission	[2C3] Mathematical modelling of ultrasonic waves in heterogeneous materials using stochastic differential equations S Jenkins, A J Mulholland and K M M Tant University of Strathclyde, UK
15.10-15.40	Tea, Coffee and Exhibition – Room: Banqueting Suite
	Ultrasonics applications continued Chair: K Pickup Room: Conference Theatre	Applications continued Chair: Professor K Newton Room: 3A and 3B	Inspection – process selection and monitoring continued Chair: Dr R Chapman Room: Suite 2
15.40-16.00	[3A1] Towards optimised inspection parameters for ultrasonic testing of austenitic welds through backscattered noise analysis J W Lambert, H Kumar, C Nageswaran and C Carpentier TWI Ltd, UK	[3B2] In-service corrosion assessment for high temperature plant components T Stevenson¹ and S Kenny² ¹Ionix Advanced Technologies Ltd, UK ²Oceaneering Inspection Services Ltd, UK	[3C1] Monitoring using sparse arrays of ultrasonic transducers J Crutchley John Wood Group Plc, UK
16.00-16.20	[3A2] Practical benefits of the continuous-load-monitoring ultrasonic contact impedance (UCI) hardness testing method Y Yan and I Tsalicoglou Proceq SA, Switzerland	[3B1] This slot is available for a late submission	[3C2] In-process monitoring of industrial applications using laser ultrasound B Dutton The Manufacturing Technology Centre Ltd, UK
16.20-16.40	[3A3] Setting of ultrasonic velocity ratio reference value of P265GH steel for detection of creep degradation by ordinal means of evaluation T Zavadil Advanced Technology Group Ltd, Prague and Czech Technical University, Prague	[3B3] This slot is available for a late submission	[7C2] This slot is available for a late submission
16.40 17.30	Conference close for the day Evening event – Nottingham National Justice Museum Coaches will be provided to and from the venue. If you wish to attend, we would ask that you gather in the Conference Centre Foyer from 17.15 ready to depart at 17.30 promptly. Return journey coaches will pick you up at 21.30 from the Pitcher & Piano.

Tuesday 11 September
08.00	Registration – Room: Conference Centre Foyer Tea, Coffee and Exhibition – Room: Banqueting Suite
	Practitioner Tuition Sessions – Free of charge to all full-time delegates, those who booked daily attendance to Tuesday 11 September 2018 and exhibitors. Sessions are chargeable to those who booked daily attendance for Monday 10 and Wednesday 12 September 2018. Room: 4A
09.00-09.30	Plenary Keynote Lecture: The state-of-the-art research on industrial lab-based X-ray computed tomography J Kastner, C Heinzl, B Plank, D Salaberger, C Gusenbauer, M Reiter and S Senck University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria Chair: Professor R Smith Room: Conference Theatre
09.30-10.00	CM and NDT Exhibition Spotlight Session Chair: Professor A Hope Room: Conference Theatre
10.30-16.15	Practitioner Day – hosted by the Practitioner Group Room: 4A
	Session 4A: Human factors, reliability and validation Chair: Dr D Hallam Room: Conference Theatre	Session 4B: Full matrix capture and total focusing method Chair: Dr M Weston Room: 3A and 3B	Session 4C: Guest Institution Session – Research group on computed tomography from the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria Chair: Professor R Smith Room: Suite 2
10.00-10.20	[4A1] The design and launch of the international information system on occupational exposure in medicine, industry and research (ISEMIR) to optimise worldwide occupational radiation protection L Dojcanova, J Ma and J Fu International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), Austria	[4B1] TFM+ for improved defect detection in heterogeneous media K M M Tant¹, A J Mulholland¹ and A Gachagan² ¹Department of Mathematics and Statistics, University of Strathclyde, UK ²Centre of Ultrasonic Engineering, University of Strathclyde, UK	[4C1] Visual computing of X-ray CT data C Heinzl University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria
10.20-10.40	[4A2] HOIS project C16-04 human factors phase 2: Human factors guidance to improve reliability of non-destructive testing in the offshore oil & gas industry M Wall HOIS, ESR Technology Ltd, UK	[4B2] Planar defects characterisation by selective TFM imaging for weld inspection S Kombossé and O Roy M2M, France	[4C2] Microcomputed tomography for materials in biomedical applications J Glinz, S Senck, B Plank and J Kastner University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria
10.40-11.00	[4A3] Numerical validation of non-destructive testing on materials S Thomas, U Ozsoy, V Anye, P Nzerem and G Koyunlu Department of Computer Engineering, Nile University of Nigeria, Africa	[4B3] An adaptive approach of the total focusing method for the inspection of parts with a complex shape G Dao¹, A Caulder¹, N Laroche², E Carcreff², Z Xu² and D Braconnier² ¹Advanced OEM Solutions, USA ²The Phased Array Company, USA Remi Lallement will present	[4C3] Practical applications of Talbot Lau grating interferometer X-ray CT J Kastner, J Glinz and S Senck University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria
11.00-11.30	Tea, Coffee and Exhibition – Room: Banqueting Suite		Panel Session (with tea and coffee served in the session room) – Room: Suite 2
11.30-11.50	[4A4] The benefits of automated detection technology to increase reliability and efficiency for phased array analysis G Luckett, Advanced NDT, UK	[4B4] Next-generation ultrasonic array imaging: study into virtual source aperture and plane wave imaging E Hoyle, M Sutcliffe, P Charlton, J Rees and M Weston TWI Technology Centre, UK	X-ray CT in the UK Chairs: Professor R Smith and Professor I Cooper [4C4] NDT at uVIS M Mavrogordato and I Sinclair University of Southampton, UK A Biguri will present
11.50-12.10	[4A5] Validation and calibration of computer-simulated probability of detection curves from ultrasonic inspection M Burrowes¹, L Marcelo Tavares² and G R Pereira^1,2 ¹University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil ²Department of Metallurgical and Materials Engineering, Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil	[4B5] A new acquisition system to exploit the capabilities and versatility of TFM imaging L Le Ber, M Bec, O Roy and P Benoist M2M, France	[4C5] A parametric study of segmentation thresholds for X-ray CT porosity characterisation in composite materials I Tretiak and R A Smith University of Bristol, UK
12.10-12.30	[4A6] Automated defect detection for fluorescent penetrant inspection using machine learning N J Shipway¹, P Huthwaite¹, M J S Lowe¹ and T Barden² ¹Imperial College London, UK ²Rolls-Royce, UK	[4B6] Adaptive TFM imaging for thickness measurement on pipe welds O Roy¹, A Bergé¹ and P Bergalonne² ¹Eddify Technologies, France ²ONET Technologies, France	[4C6] Optimisation tools for X-ray CT imaging of carbon fibre composites C Fraij and R Smith University of Bristol, UK
12.30-14.00	Lunch and Exhibition – Room: Banqueting Suite
12.30-13.00	BINDT Annual General Meeting – Room: Conference Theatre Followed by Lunch and Exhibition – Room: Banqueting Suite
13.00-13.30	Benevolent Fund Annual General Meeting – Room: Conference Theatre Followed by Lunch and Exhibition – Room: Banqueting Suite
13.30-14.00	ISCM Annual General Meeting – Room: Gallery 2
14.00-14.30	Plenary Lecture [226] Joint CM and NDT: A journey from NDT to CM Dr T Holroyd Chair: C Bull, President of BINDT Room: Conference Theatre
14.30-15.00	Plenary Paper – Roy Sharpe Prize Lecture: You can look but you must not touch Professor S Dixon, University of Warwick, UK Chair: C Bull, President of BINDT Room: Conference Theatre
15.00-15.10	Ten-Minute Comfort Break and Exhibition – Room: Banqueting Suite
	Session 5A – Ultrasonics Chair: Dr I Baillie Room: Conference Theatre	Session 5B – High-temperature applications Chair: TBC Room: 3A and 3B	Session 5C – Training and Certification Chair: R Lyon Room: Suite 2
15.10-15.30	[5A1] Laser-induced phased arrays for remote ultrasonic imaging of additive manufactured components T Stratoudaki¹, D Pieris², Y Javadi¹, W Kerr¹, P D Wilcox³ and M Clark² ¹University of Strathclyde, UK ²University of Nottingham, UK ³University of Bristol, UK	[5B1] Inspection for HTHA using hybrid TULA transducers T Armitt and D Miller Lavender International, UK	[5C2] ASME ANDE-1 – how it differs to traditional NDT qualification systems T Zavadil¹ and M L Turnbow² ¹Advanced Technology Group Ltd, Prague ²Independent consultant, USA
15.30-15.50	[5A2] A new advanced coded excitation technique for ultrasonic testing Z Fan, G Asfis, H Meng and J Rudlin TWI Ltd, UK	[5B2] Detection of HTHA in petrochemical reactor vessels and pipework systems T Armitt and D Miller Lavender International NDT, UK	[5C3] Quality factors affecting NDT personnel qualification and certification process T Zavadil and Z Zavadil Advanced Technology Group Ltd, Prague
15.50-16.10	[5A3] Use of artificial intelligence for phased array data analysis R Rhéaume and S Duclos Phasex NDE, Canada	[5B3] High-temperature piezoelectric transducer for continuous online thickness monitoring N Lunn^{1, 2}, S Dixon¹ and M Potter² ¹University of Warwick, UK ²Sonemat Ltd, UK	[5C1] NDT Apprenticeships – the impact for STEM sector employers Sam Cunningham Skills Training UK
16.10-16.40	Tea, Coffee and Exhibition – Room: Banqueting Suite Diversity and inclusion networking event with tea and cake – stands 65 and 66
	Session 6A – Ultrasonics applications Chair: Dr M Wall Room: Conference Theatre	Session 6B – Radiography Chair: Professor I Cooper Room: 3A and 3B	Session 6C – Training and certification Chair: R Lyon Room: Suite 2
16.40-17.00	[6A1] Remote inspection of nuclear storage facilities using electromagnetic acoustic transducers, laser triangulation and machine vision J C Skelton¹, W Newsom², C Saunders², C Murphy², L Lambert² and S Cooper³ ¹Wood Plc, UK ²Assystem Energy & Infrastructure, UK ³Sellafield Ltd, UK	[6B1] RiserSure: development of a digital radiographic-based system for subsea inspection of flexible risers P I Nicholson¹, A L Clarke¹, G Liaptsis¹, A Kaur², B Ma², M Corsar² and T Sattar² ¹TWI Technology Centre, UK ²London South Bank Innovation Centre (LSBIC), UK	[6C1] In-service inspection; training and certification aspects A Tsougkranis and N Harrap TWI Ltd, UK
17.00-17.20	[6A2] Simultaneous acquisition of data from multiple EMAT coils using coded sequences F Cegla, J Parra-Raad and P Khalili NDE Group, Imperial College London, UK	[6B2] Panel Session	[6C2] NDT apprenticeships – An apprentice’s perspective J Mair Rolls-Royce plc, UK
17.20-17.40	[6A3] New developments for phased array corrosion mapping and the real life inspections they solve G Luckett Advanced NDT, UK	[6B3] This slot is available for a late submission	[6C3] Apprenticeships – An employer’s perspective I Baillie Rolls-Royce plc, UK
18.15-19.30	CM and NDT Awards Ceremony with welcome drink – Room: Conference Theatre
19.30- 20.00	Pre-dinner drinks – Room: Banqueting Suite Conference dinner – Room: Banqueting Suite

Wednesday 12 September
08.00	Registration – Room: Conference Centre Foyer Tea and Coffee – Room: Atrium
09.00-09.30	Joint CM and NDT Plenary – Inspection and detection technologies: Where should we be in 10 years A Bell, The Oil and Gas Technology Centre, UK Chair: C Bull, President of BINDT Room: Conference Theatre
	Session 7A: Digital signal processing and imaging Chair: Professor P Charlton Room: Conference Theatre	Session 7B: Novel techniques Chair: Dr W Gardner Room: 3A and 3B	Session 7C: Composites Chairs: Professor I Cooper and Professor R Smith Room: Suite 2
09.30-09.50	[7A1] Super-resolution array imaging for the inspection of embedded rough 2D and 3D defects J Elliott¹, D Duxbury², M Lowe¹ and P Huthwaite¹ ¹Imperial College London, UK ²Rolls-Royce, UK	[7B1] Visualising vibration – a ‘game changer’ for troubleshooting, diagnostics and RCA K Gallant Reliability Maintenance Solutions Ltd, UK	[7C1] Using ultrasound to map ply layup sequence and to quantify fibre and ply orientations in carbon fibre-reinforced polymer laminates L J Nelson and R A Smith University of Bristol, UK
09.50-10.10	[7A3] Utilisation of generalised norms in the studies of Barkhausen noise measurement signals R-P Nikula¹, A Sorsa¹, K Leiviskä¹, S Santa-aho² and M Vippola² ¹University of Oulu, Finland ²Tampere University of Technology Laboratory of Materials Science, Finland	[7B2] Micron-scale quantum well Hall effect integrated sensor arrays for magnetic domain imaging C-W Liang, J Sexton, M Sadeghi and M Missous University of Manchester, UK	[7C3] Inspection of engineered composite repairs applied to oil and gas pipework and piping to support life extension R Lee, H Peramatzis and S Burch ESR Technology Ltd, UK
10.10-10.30	[7A2] This slot is available for late submission	[7B3] Spatially resolved acoustic spectroscopy additive manufacturing – towards online inspection D Milesh Pieris^1,2, R Patel^1,2, P Dryburgh^1,2, M Hirsch^1,2, W Li¹, S D Sharples¹, R J Smith¹, A T Clare² and M Clark¹ ¹Optics and Photonics, UK ²Advanced Component Engineering Laboratory (ACEL), University of Nottingham, UK	[3C3] Catapult project on the inspection of automotive composites W Vesga and N Brierley The Manufacturing Technology Centre Ltd, UK
10.30-11.00	Plenary Lecture – Diversity and inclusion in NDT K Kirk, University of the West of Scotland and C Bull, President of BINDT Chair: TBC Room: Conference Theatre
11.00-11.30	Tea and Coffee – Room: Atrium
	Session 8A: Latest developments in medical sensors Chair: TBC Room: Conference Theatre	Session 8B: Novel techniques continued Chair: Dr W Gardner Room: 3A and 3B	Session 8C: Composites Chair: Dr D Hallam Room: Suite 2
11.30-11.50	[8A1] Design of non-invasive sensor for the detection of glucose levels in diabetic patients N Karimian and S Ghafouri Varzaneh University of Tehran, Iran	[8B2] Impact of UV LED technology on fluorescent magnetic particle inspection (MPI) and penetrant inspection (FPI) M Breit SECU-CHEK GmbH, Germany	[8C1] 3D characterisation of composite laminates using ultrasonic analytic signals R A Smith and L J Nelson University of Bristol, UK
11.50-12.10	[8A2] Fast detection of crack initiation in bone using acoustic NDT medical sensor N Karimian and S Ghafouri Varzaneh University of Tehran, Iran	[8B1] Substantiation of aged composite FRP tanks using new technology: lessons learned in the nuclear Industry E Anderson Sellafield Ltd, UK	[8C2] Analytic signal technique applied to the 3D characterisation of 3D-woven composites R B Tayong and R A Smith University of Bristol, UK
12.10-12.55	Pathways to Registration – Forum and question & answer session Room: Conference Theatre
12.55-13.10	Conference Closing Ceremony – Room: Conference Theatre
13.10- 14.00	Lunch – Room: Atrium

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