Programme
6-8 September 2022 The International Centre, Telford, UK
| Monday 5 September 2022 | |
| 16.00-19.00 | Registration – Exhibition Hall 3 Foyer |
| 19.00-21.00 | Welcome Buffet – Exhibition Hall 3 Foyer |
| Tuesday 6 September 2022 | |||||||||
| 08.00 | Registration – Exhibition Hall 3 Foyer Tea, Coffee and Exhibition – Exhibition Hall 3 | ||||||||
| 09.20- 10.00 | Opening Plenary Paper – Roy Sharpe Prize Lecture: Electromagnetic non-destructive testing: what goes around comes around Professor A Peyton, University of Manchester, UK Chair: Dr I Baillie, President of BINDT Room: Ironbridge 3 | ||||||||
| 10.00- 10.15 | Plenary Paper – RCNDE Showcase C Bull, RCNDE Director Chair: Dr I Baillie, President of BINDT Room: Ironbridge 3 | ||||||||
10.15-10.45 | Plenary Paper – The national research facility for lab-based X-ray computed tomography (NXCT): equipment, services and case studies T Blumensath, Institute of Sound and Vibration Research and μ-VIS X-ray Imaging Centre, University of Southampton, UK Chair: Dr I Baillie, President of BINDT Room: Ironbridge 3 | ||||||||
| 10.45-11.45 | Tea, Coffee and Exhibition – Exhibition Hall 3 | ||||||||
| Session 1A – RCNDE Showcase: Eddy current and NDE 4.0 Chair: Dr R Hughes Room: Ironbridge 3 | Session 1B – RCNDE Showcase: Phased array ultrasound in NDE 4.0 Chair: T Bertenshaw Room: Wenlock 1 & 2 | Session 1C – Digital processing and imaging Chair: K Pickup Room: Wenlock 3 & 4 | Session 1D – Commercial session Chair: C Cuciureanu Room: Exhibition Hall 3 Presentation Area | ||||||
| 11.45-12.05 | [1A1] Autonomous and targeted eddy current inspection from UT feature guided wave screening of resistance seam welds E Foster1, C MacLeod1, E Mohseni1, C Loukas1, M Vasilev1, S McKnight1, M McInnes1, D Lines1, A Gachagan1, G Bolton2 and R Bernard3 1University of Strathclyde, UK 2National Nuclear Laboratory Ltd, UK 3Sellafield Ltd, UK | [1B1] In-process phased array ultrasonic inspection during fusion welding C MacLeod University of Strathclyde, UK | [1C1] Clustering large 3D volumes: a sampling-based approach T Lang Fraunhofer Institute of Integrated Circuits, Germany | [1D1] Inspection of aerial devices and cranes using acoustic emission A Demma Omnia Integrity Ltd, UK | |||||
| 12.05-12.25 | [1A2] Using a machine learning forward model in an iterative depth profile reconstruction algorithm J Hampton1, A Fletcher1, H Tesfalem1, M Brown2 and A Peyton1 1University of Manchester, UK 2EDF Energy, UK | [1B2] Automated laser-induced phased arrays for the rapid ultrasonic inspection of AM components G Davis, P Kamintzis, P Lukacs, D Pieris and T Stratoudaki University of Strathclyde, UK | [1C2] Towards smoother surfaces by applying subdivision to voxelised data A Stock1 and S López-Ureña2 1University of Passau, Germany 2University of Valencia, Spain | [1D2] Limitations and developments with TFM G Luckett Evident Europe GmbH, UK Branch | |||||
| 12.25-12.45 | [1A3] Hardware and software design for a battery-powered portable pulsed eddy current (PEC) system L Xiong1, Z Xia1, R Huang1, Z Chen1, Y Shao1, J Shen2, A Peyton1 and W Yin1 1University of Manchester, UK 2Guilin University of Technology, China | [1B3] Robotic residual stress measurement using the phased array ultrasonic method Y Javadi, M Vasilev, R Vithanage, A Hutchison, R Zimermann, D Lines, E Mohseni, C MacLeod, G Pierce, J Mehnen and A Gachagan University of Strathclyde, UK | [1C3] Application of ultrasonic imaging and pattern recognition for classification of corrosion severity in concrete structures M Kumar1 and A Ganguli2 1Indian Institute of Technology, India 2Liverpool John Moores University, UK | [1D3] UT and RT virtual simulator TraiNDE L Grand Extende CIVA, France | |||||
| 12.45-13.05 | [1A4] Detection and classification of non-ferrous metals with magnetic induction for recycling K Williams, M O’Toole, M Mallaburn and A Peyton University of Manchester, UK | [1B4] Investigating ultrasound wave propagation through the coupling medium and non-flat surface of wire + arc additive manufactured components inspected by a PAUT roller probe M Rizwan, R Zimermann, E Mohseni, R Vithanage, E Foster, D Lines, C Macleod, S Pierce and A Gachagan University of Strathclyde, UK | [1C4] Comparison of two welding indication detection methods of carbon steel weld phased array ultrasound data R Rhéaume Université du Québec à Trois-Rivières, Canada | [1D4] High-temperature TOFD inspections with Ionix HotSense TOFD W Vickers Ionix Advanced Technologies, UK | |||||
| 13.05-14.20 14.00 | Lunch and Exhibition – Exhibition Hall 3 Trade AGM and Committee Meeting – Room: Coalport 1 | ||||||||
| Session 2A – RCNDE Showcase: Electromagnetic methods for composites Chair: Professor A Peyton Room: Ironbridge 3 | Session 2B – RCNDE Showcase: Novel ultrasound data acquisition Chair: L Hayday Room: Wenlock 1 & 2 | Session 2C – Guidance for NDT end-users Chair: Dr C Brett Room: Wenlock 3 & 4 | Session 2D – Commercial session Chair: J Hansen Room: Exhibition Hall 3 Presentation area | ||||||
| 14.20-14.40 | [2A1] Multi-sensor electromagnetic inspection feasibility for aerospace composite surface defects E Mohseni1, S Pierce1, R Vithanage1, G Dobie1, C MacLeod1, S McKnight1, E Foster1, C Loukas1, M McInnes1, H Gover1, K Burnham2, J O’Brien-O’Reilly3, S Paton3, G Munro3,T O’Hare4 and M Grosser5 1University of Strathclyde, UK 2National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS), UK 3Spirit Aerosystems, UK 4Spirit AeroSystems Belfast, UK 5Spirit AeroSystems, USA | [2B1] Robustness of coded excitation for ultrasonic systems C Challinor1, F Cegla1 and N Pearson2 1Imperial College London, UK 2Eddyfi Technologies, UK | [2C1] Development of guidance for ultrasonic NDT for non-intrusive inspection at elevated temperatures S Burch, M Jones and H Peramatzis ESR Technology Ltd, UK | [2D1] How PIP reduces mechanical testing times and costs by 90% M Coto Plastometrex Ltd, UK | |||||
| 14.40-15.00 | [2A2] Investigating eddy current directional probes for inline monitoring of automated composite fibre placement M Mussatayev, Q Yi, M Fitzgerald, P Wilcox and R Hughes University of Bristol, UK | [2B2] Propagation distance independent directivity for shear waves thermoelastically excited by laser X Tu, P Wilcox, A Gambaruto and J Zhang University of Bristol, UK | [2C2] In-service inspection of external corrosion scabs: updated HOIS/NZTC guidance M Jones and S Burch ESR Technology Ltd, UK | [2D2] Custom digital radiography systems S Whitbread Hamamatsu Photonics UK Ltd, UK | |||||
| 15.00-15.20 | [2A3] THIS SLOT IS AVAILABLE FOR LATE A SUBMISSION | [2B3] Liquid crystal sensors for measurement of ultrasonic displacement M Turvey, O Trushkevych and R S Edwards University of Warwick, UK | [2C3] THIS SLOT IS AVAILABLE FOR A LATE SUBMISSION | [2D3] Services update and development of the new TFMi technologies course C Kirby IMechE Argyll Ruane, UK | |||||
| 15.20-16.20 | Tea, Coffee and Exhibition – Exhibition Hall 3 | ||||||||
| RCNDE Showcase: Future applications Chair: T O'Hare Room: Ironbridge 3 | RCNDE Showcase: Ultrasonic NDE 4.0 Chair: Professor K Newton Room: Wenlock 1 & 2 | Composites NDT Chair: L Hayday Room: Wenlock 3 & 4 | Commercial session Chair: J Hansen Room: Exhibition Hall 3 Presentation Area | ||||||
| 16.20-16.40 | [2A4] Autonomous, scalable, mobile robotic-arm NDT: stitching digital twins with visual artefacts A Poole1,2, M Sutcliffe1, G Pierce2 and A Gachagan2 1TWI Wales, UK 2University of Strathclyde, UK | [2B4] Acoustic velocity mapping of multi-metallic components using laser-induced ultrasonic time-of-flight tomography and neural data interpretation M Riding University of Strathclyde, UK | [2C4] New ultrasonic metrics for large-area rapid wrinkle detection, classification and quantification in composites R A Smith, R Tayong, L J Nelson and P D Wilcox University of Bristol, UK | [2D4] Close proximity radiography using the QSA 1075 B Read HTSL, UK | |||||
| 16.40-17.00 | [2A5] Non-contact pressure measurement of sealed units using acoustic methods E Sharp1, S Dixon1, R Bernard2 and G Bolton3 1University of Warwick, UK 2Sellafield Limited, UK 3National Nuclear Laboratory, UK | [2B5] Towards high-cycle thermal fatigue monitoring via ultrasound with machine learning L Clarkson and F Cegla Imperial College London, UK | [2C5] Tracking damage in carbon-fibre composite using infrared imaging P Lambert University of Liverpool, UK | Exhibition Closed | |||||
| 17.00-17.20 | [2A6] Sub-pixel displacement measurements using quantitative visual vibrometry L Dougill University of Bristol, UK | [2B6] Uncertainty quantification for deep learning applied to ultrasonic in-line pipe inspection R Pyle1,2, P Wilcox1, R Hughes1 and A Ait Si Ali2 1University of Bristol, UK 2Baker Hughes, UK | [2C6] Development of new techniques for the rapid inspection of thick, highly attenuative GFRP composite structures and bonded composite joints N Hartley TWI, UK | Exhibition Closed | |||||
| 17.20-17.40 | [2A7] On the use of CAD data for X-ray tomographic reconstruction I El khalil Harrane1, E Valat1 and T Blumensath1,2 1Institute of Sound and Vibration Research, University of Southampton, UK 2μ-VIS X-ray Imaging Centre, University of Southampton, UK | [2B7] Automated thermal compensation for in-process ultrasonic additive and weld inspection C MacLeod, E Foster, N Sweeney, E Nicolson, D Lines, E Mohseni, K Tant, S Pierce and A Gachagan University of Strathclyde, UK | [2C7] Modelling low-frequency vibration response and defect detection in homogeneous solids J O Aigbotsua1, R A Smith1, T Marshall2 and B W Drinkwater1 1University of Bristol, UK 2NDT Ltd, UK | Exhibition Closed | |||||
| 17.40-18.00 | [2A8] Near-vertical flaw imaging using dual phased arrays for through-transmission inspection of narrow gap welds E Nicholson University of Strathclyde, UK | [2B8] Non-contact ultrasonic-based Bayesian mapping for robotic structural inspection M Tabatabaeipour1, R McMillan1, K Tzaferis1, W Jackson1, R S Edwards2, O Trushkevych2, C MacLeod1, G Dobie1 and A Gachagan1 1University of Strathclyde, UK 2University of Warwick, UK | [2C8] Tracking composite plies using simulated realistic ultrasonic fields N Pilashev | Exhibition Closed | |||||
| 18.00 18.00-22.00 | Conference close for the day Evening Function – Visit to Telford Steam Railway including transfers, guided tours, train rides and food. This is included in all full-time registrations. For part-time registrations, should you wish to attend, please contact the BINDT conference registration desk. Subject to availability, as places are limited. | ||||||||
| Wednesday 7 September 2022 | ||||||||||
| 08.00 | Registration – Exhibition Hall 3 Foyer Tea, Coffee and Exhibition – Exhibition Hall 3 | |||||||||
| 09.00- 09.40 | Plenary Paper – Anne Birt Prize Winner Lecture: Inspection challenges from a career in the power generation industry Dr C Brett, Brett Consulting, UK Chair: Dr I Baillie, President of BINDT Room: Ironbridge 3 | |||||||||
| 09.40-09.50 | Ten-Minute Comfort Break | |||||||||
| | Session 3A – RCNDE Showcase: Ultrasonic guided waves Chair: C Bull Room: Ironbridge 3 | Session 3B – RCNDE Showcase: NDE 4.0 – artificial intelligence, augmented reality and additive manufacturing Chair: P Loftus Room: Wenlock 1 & 2 | Session 3C – Ultrasonics Chair: Professor I Cooper Room: Wenlock 3 & 4 | Session 3D – Commercial session Chair: C Cuciureanu Exhibition Hall 3 Presentation Area | ||||||
| 09.50-10.10 | [3A1] Magnetostrictive patch transducers for guided wave non-destructive testing and condition monitoring O Trushkevych and S Dixon University of Warwick, UK | [3B1] Automated multi-modal in-process non-destructive evaluation of wire + arc additive manufacturing E Mohseni1, R Zimermann1, R Vithanage1, E Foster1, M Vasilev1, C Loukas1, M Rizwan1, C MacLeod1, D Lines1, M Pimentel2, S Fitzpatrick2, S Halavage2, S McKegney2, G Pierce1, A Gachagan1, S Williams3 and J Ding3 1University of Strathclyde, UK 2National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS), UK 3Cranfield University, UK | [3C1] Lighting the blind zone of ultrasonic phased array probes L Couret and N Paul EDF R&D PRISME, France | [3D1] Beyond single-point A-scan measurements: harnessing live statistical information from C-scan imaging J Lambert dolphitech Ltd, UK | ||||||
| 10.10-10.30 | [3A2] Clamp-on guided wave flow metering L Smith1, Z Li2 and S Dixon1 1University of Warwick, UK 2Harbin Institute of Technology, China | [3B2] Flexible robotic programming for complex high-value inspection M Vasilev1, R Vithanage1, K Burnham2, C Loukas1, H Gover1, E Mohseni1, R Zimermann1, D Lines1, Y Javadi1, C MacLeod1, G Pierce1, A Gachagan1, S Williams3 and J Ding3 1University of Strathclyde, UK 2National Manufacturing Institute Scotland (NMIS), UK 3Cranfield University, UK | [3C2] Active corrosion monitored by a novel thin-film sensor C Thring, D Lunardi, D Irving and D Hughes Novosound Ltd, UK | [3D2] Step by step example of using TFM for code complaint weld inspection G Luckett Evident Europe GmbH, UK Branch | ||||||
| 10.30-11.00 | Tea, Coffee and Exhibition – Exhibition Hall 3 | |||||||||
| 11.00-11.20 | [3A3] Focused Lamb waves for sub-wavelength defect detection using EMATs J Cregeen and R S Edwards University of Warwick, UK | [3B3] Process to part inspection: using hybrid robotics to enable flexible manufacturing NDT S G Pierce1, H Gover1, R Vithanage1, E Mohseni1, M Vasilev1, C Loukas1, C MacLeod1, G Dobie1, J O’Brien-O’Reilly2, S Paton2, G Munro2, T O’Hare3, M Grosser4 and A Oakley5 1University of Strathclyde, UK 2Spirit Aerosystems, Aerospace Innovation Centre, Glasgow, UK 3Spirit AeroSystems Belfast, UK 4Spirit AeroSystems, USA 5KUKA Robotics UK Ltd, UK | [3C3] Progress in reliable detection of near-surface reflectors when inspecting anisotropic and isotropic materials using the total focusing method L Bergbreiter1,2, J Grager2, A Narr2, H Mooshofer1 and C Grosse2 1Siemens AG, Germany 2Technical University of Munich, Germany | [3D3] New eddy current product developments at ETher NDE J Hansen ETher NDE, UK | ||||||
| 11.20-11.40 | [3A4] Integrated modelling of guided wave reflections from defects in pipes A M Qadri1, P Huthwaite1, M Lowe1 and T Vogt2 1Imperial College London, UK 2Guided Ultrasonics Ltd, UK | [3B4] Fiducial marker-based augmented reality positioning system for non-destructive testing Y Wang1, T Meng1, W Yin1, J Skelton2, J Watson2 and A Peyton1, 1University of Manchester, UK 2Jacobs, UK | [3C4] Precision simulation of UT defect echo scattering L Bergbreiter1,2, H Mooshofer1 and C Grosse2 1Siemens AG, Germany 2Technical University of Munich, Germany | [3D4] AI robot defect recognition system application and solution in magnetic particle inspection P Chiang Promag Technologies Development Ltd, Taiwan | ||||||
| 11.40-12.00 | [3A5] Realistic model-based reliability estimation of guided wave monitoring systems P Xu1, P Huthwaite1 and R Jones2 1Imperial College London, UK 2Guided Ultrasonics Ltd, UK | [3B5] Autoencoder- based anomaly detection in AM components Ibrahim El Khalil Harrane1 and T Blumensath1,2 1Institute of Sound and Vibration Research, University of Southampton, UK 2μ-VIS X-ray Imaging Centre, University of Southampton, UK | [3C5] High precision corrosion monitoring using ultrasonic techniques P Rioux, R Nogueira, and S Hughes | [3D5] Accumulator testing in powerplants and wind turbines: the challenges M Ormrod British Engineering Services, UK | ||||||
| 12.00-12.15 | BINDT’s strategy for serving the NDT, CM and SHM community: an update D Gilbert, CEO, BINDT Room: Ironbridge 3 | |||||||||
| 12.15-12.30 | Apprenticeships: the NDT success story S Cunningham, Skills Training UK Room: Ironbridge 3 | |||||||||
| 12.30-14.00 12.30 13.00-13.30 | Lunch and Exhibition – Exhibition Hall 3 BINDT Annual General Meeting – Ironbridge 3 Followed by Lunch and Exhibition – Exhibition Hall 3 Benevolent Fund Annual General Meeting – Ironbridge 3 Followed by Lunch and Exhibition – Exhibition Hall 3 | |||||||||
| 14.00-14.30 | President’s Honour Lecture – The NDT operator of 2050 K Pickup, BAE Systems, UK Chair: Dr I Baillie, President of BINDT Room: Ironbridge 3 | |||||||||
| Session 4A – RCNDE Showcase: Novel ultrasound processing Chair: Professor M Lowe Room: Ironbridge 3 | Session 4B – NDE 4.0 – automation, AM and AI Chair: Dr C Brett Room: Wenlock 1 & 2 | Session 4C – Ultrasonics – continued Chair: Professor I Cooper Room: Wenlock 3 & 4 | Session 4D – Commercial session Chair: J Hansen Room: Exhibition Hall 3 Presentation Area | |||||||
| 14.30-14.50 | [4A1] Inspection of laser welds in titanium using electromagnetic acoustic transducers C Peyton1,2, S Dixon1, B Dutton2, W Vesga2 and R S Edwards1 1University of Warwick, UK 2The Manufacturing Technology Centre, UK | [4B1] Real-time deep learning-based vision inspection system for detecting and classifying defects in tomatoes K Yang TWI, UK | [4C1] On-stream weld integrity assessments with high-temperature UT T Stevenson1, G Mugford2 and S Kenny2 1Ionix Advanced Technologies Ltd, UK 2Eddyfi Technologies Ltd, UK | [4D1] Electromagnetic NDT G Finch National Physical Laboratory, UK | ||||||
| 14.50-15.10 | [4A2] Measurements of material non-linearity using collinear wave mixing for transient inputs Z Ebrahim-Saib, A J Croxford and B W Drinkwater University of Bristol, UK | [4B2] NDE 4.0: digital transformation via automation in the X-ray domain J Robbins VisiConsult X-ray Systems & Solutions, Germany | [4C2] Ultrasonic FMC/TFM for additive manufacturing processes at GKN Aerospace T Bertenshaw GKN Aerospace Services Ltd, UK | [4D2] Photon-counting technology for NDT D Odili Varex Imaging Corporation, UK | ||||||
| 15.10-15.30 | [4A3] A novel signal processing technique to remove electrical interference from ultrasonic RF A-scans D Lines, R Vithanage, N Sweeney, M Vasilev, C Loukas, C MacLeod, G Pierce and A Gachagan University of Strathclyde, UK | [4B3] Bringing inspection into the light: automated fluorescent dye inspection of mass-produced metal parts G Diamond, P Kubasiak and M Metodiev Inspection Tech Ltd, UK | [4C3] Effectiveness of substituting phased array ultrasonic testing (PAUT) for radiographic testing (RT) of tube welds in thermal power plant facilities I Park, Y Choi and S Cho Seoul National University of Science and Technology, Korea | [4D3] Basics of Industry 4.0 for X-ray NDT J Robbins VisiConsult X-ray Systems & Solutions, Germany | ||||||
| 15.30-16.15 | Tea, Coffee and Exhibition – Exhibition Hall 3 | |||||||||
| 16.15-16.35 | [4A4] Using ultrasonic waves to characterise fatigue state in steel components G Sarris1, S Haslinger2, P Huthwaite1 and M Lowe1 1Imperial College London, UK 2University of Liverpool, UK | [4B4] Localisation and segmentation of welding parts in ultrasound scans using deep learning R Rhéaume | [4C4] Component shape optimisation for improved laser-induced phased array non-destructive ultrasonic testing A Keenan, G Davis, P Lukac, D Pieris, J Singh, K Tant and T Stratoudaki University of Strathclyde, UK | [4D4] Tap test inspections: are they still relevant today? P Rogger1 and N Hartley2 | ||||||
| 16.35-16.55 | [4A5] Thermometry using ultrasonic time-of-flight S R Watson1, J C Skelton2, J Taggart1 and A J Peyton1 1University of Manchester, UK 2Jacobs, UK | [4B5] Machine learning-assisted interpretation for QSR remaining wall measurements T Pialucha and D Alleyne Guided Ultrasonics Ltd, UK | [4C5] Study on the beam directivity of a steered meander-line coil EMAT S Hurrell, P Charlton, S Mosey, O Rees-Lloyd and R Lewis University of Wales, UK | Exhibition Closed | ||||||
| 16.55-17.15 | [4A6] Use of orthogonal signals to increase the rate of data acquisition in plane wave imaging K Prashar1,2, M Weston2 and B Drinkwater1 1University of Bristol, UK 2TWI, UK | [4B6] Determination and application of localised measurement confidence in X-ray computed tomography (CT) for the non-destructive evaluation (NDE) of metallic powders and parts T Lowe1, S Johnston1, A Bowfield1, P Westenberger2, S Alderton3, K Pickup4, S Glanvill5 and W Sun6 1Aletheia Imaging Solutions Ltd, UK 2Thermo Fisher Scientific, France 3Waygate Technologies, Baker Hughes Digital Solutions GmbH, Germany 4BAE Systems Air, UK 5Renishaw plc, UK 6National Physical Laboratory, UK | [4C6] Strategies for pipeline inspection using mobile robots J Zhang, X Niu, A Croxford and B Drinkwater University of Bristol, UK | Exhibition Closed | ||||||
| 17.15-17.35 | [4A7] Ultrasonic inspection of complex geometry M Chander University of Bristol, UK | [4B7] The advantage of machine learning to the inspector T Koskinen, T Tyystjärvi, O Siljama and I Virkkunen Trueflaw Ltd, Finland | [4C7] THIS SLOT IS AVAILABLE FOR A LATE SUBMISSION | Exhibition Closed | ||||||
| 17.35 18.30-23.00 | Conference close for the day Pre-dinner drinks, Awards Ceremony and Conference Dinner – Ironbridge 1 18.30-19.00 Pre-dinner drinks 19.00-19.10 Everyone to be seated 19.10-19.57 Awards Ceremony 19.57-20.05 Comfort break 20.05-20.12 Welcome and introductions 20.12-21.30 Conference Dinner 21.30-22.00 Speeches and raffle | |||||||||
| Thursday 8 September 2022 | |||||||||||
| 08.00 | Registration – Exhibition Hall 3 Foyer Tea, Coffee and Exhibition – Exhibition Hall 3 | ||||||||||
| 09.15- 09.45 | Plenary Paper – Engineering challenges with working heritage collections (floating and steaming) B Peacock, Museum Director, Museum of Scottish Railways, Scottish Railway Preservation Society, UK Chair: Dr I Baillie, President of BINDT Room: Ironbridge 3 | ||||||||||
| Session 5A – RCNDE Showcase: Magnetic NDT Chair: J Watson Room: Ironbridge 3 | Session 5B – Novel techniques Chair: K Pickup Room: Wenlock 1 & 2 | Session 5D – Commercial session Chair: A Schofield Room: Exhibition Hall 3 Presentation Area | |||||||||
| 09.45-10.05 | [5A1] Magnetic NDT of the microstructure of steels for oil and gas applications A Regan1, J Wilson1, N Bonadeo2, J Etcheverry2, G Echaniz2 and A Peyton1 1University of Manchester, UK 2Tenaris, Argentina | [5B1] The development and use of two innovative techniques for the inspection of industrial structures A Shibli and A Merrison European Technology Development (ETD), UK | [5D1] Overview of NDT apprenticeships and early careers focus S Cunningham Skills Training UK | ||||||||
| 10.05-10.25 | [5A2] Measurement of the high-temperature magnetic properties of engineering steels for online NDT applications J Wilson1, L Zhou2, F Wu2, C Davis2 and A Peyton1 1University of Manchester, UK 2University of Warwick, UK | [5B2] Real-time capacitance imaging: a revolutionary NDT technique G Diamond, P Kubasiak, M Metodiev and J Worskett Inspection Tech Ltd, UK | [5D2] Case study: My apprenticeship journey E Mason IMechE Argyll Ruane, UK | ||||||||
| 10.25-10.45 | [5A3] Real-time magnetic imaging of paramagnetic and ferromagnetic materials using time-frequency division multiplexed quantum well Hall-effect sensor arrays R Murshudov, J Sexton, A Lindley, N Sathappan and M Missous | [5B3] Locating a stuck ILI PIG with high high-energy X-rays and digital detector J McNab Oceaneering, UK | [5D3] Case study: My apprenticeship journey F Bexon Rolls-Royce plc, UK | ||||||||
| 10.45-11.15 | Tea and Coffee – Exhibition Hall 3 | ||||||||||
| 11.15-11.45 | Plenary Paper – HOIS: a 40-year history Dr H Peramatzis or Dr M Jones, HOIS, UK Chair: Dr I Baillie, President of BINDT Room: Ironbridge 3 | ||||||||||
| Session 6A – RCNDE Showcase: Ultrasonic material characterisation Chair: C Bull Room: Ironbridge 3 | Session 6B – Electromagnetics and magnetics Chair: J Watson Room: Wenlock 1 & 2 | Session 6D – Title to be confirmed Chair: A Schofield Room: Exhibition Hall 3 Presentation Area | |||||||||
| 11.45-12.05 | [6A1] Ultrasonic characterisation of microtexture regions in titanium alloys D Harra, E Mohseni, K Tant, A Gachagan, M Tabatabaeipour and K Inagaki University of Strathclyde, UK | [6B1] Factors affecting the use of electrical potential drop (EPD) as an on- and offline NDT method for creep life monitoring of pressure vessels A G Wojcik1, A S Santos2, M Waitt2 and A Shibli3 1University College London, UK 2Matelect Ltd, UK 3ETD Ltd, UK | [6D1] Photon counting technology for NDT applications H Sperschneider Varex Imaging Corporation/Direct Conversion, UK | ||||||||
| 12.05-12.25 | [6A2] Characterisation of microstructural changes in nickel-based superalloys using ultrasound J Jobling1, T Barden2 , E A Saunders2, M Lowe1 and B Lan1 1Imperial College London, UK 2Rolls-Royce, UK | [6B2] The detection and evaluation of thermomechanical fatigue in austenitic stainless steel using eddy current arrays J Watson, J Ramsay, K Cooper, G Trownson and P Gill Jacobs, UK | [6D2] Next generation robotic system for complex aerospace components F Brandao Pragma, Canada |
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| 12.25-12.45 | [6A3] Material texture characterisation in metallic curved components using diffused ultrasound M Png, M Lowe and B Lan Imperial College London, UK | [6B4] Automatic testing of welds in resistive elements of switching equipment of the superconducting magnetic system of the thermonuclear reactor ITER V Syasko1, G A Filippov2 and P Solomenchuk1 1Constanta Ltd, Russia 2Intek Ltd, Russia | [6D3] Practical applications for phase coherence imaging C Popplewell TPAC (The Phased Array Company), USA | ||||||||
| 12.45-13.05 | [6A4] Characterisation of macrozones in titanium alloys using ultrasonic testing W Y Yeoh Imperial College London, UK | [6B5] Advancement in asset integrity management through digitalised eddy current technology for inspection of surface-breaking and near-surface indications M Al Lutfallah and T Felemban Dhahranm Saudi Arabia | [6D4] Network analyser-based microwave NDT R Sloan and P Rogger JR Technology Ltd and M-Wave Inspection, UK | ||||||||
| 13.05-13.25 | [6A5] SRAS++: the measurement of elasticity and crystal orientation in real-world materials P Dryburgh, W Li, R Fuentes-Domínguez, R Patel, R Smith and M Clark University of Nottingham, UK | THIS SLOT IS AVAILABLE FOR A LATE SUBMISSION | [6D5] THIS SLOT IS AVAILABLE FOR A LATE SUBMISSION | ||||||||
| 13.25-13.45 | [6A6] Investigation into metallic material grain size measurement from ultrasound backscattering using ultrasonic arrays W Wang, J Zhang and P Wilcox University of Bristol, UK | [6B6] THIS SLOT IS AVAILABLE FOR A LATE SUBMISSION | [6D6] THIS SLOT IS AVAILABLE FOR A LATE SUBMISSION | ||||||||
| 13.45 13.50 | Conference Close and Prize Award Ceremony – Exhibition Hall 3 Hot Lunch – Exhibition Hall 3 | ||||||||||
For further information contact:
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