NDT 2007 Programme: 19 September
Provisional programme – subject to change


Wednesday 19 September
08.15
Registration

Session 3A – Aerospace/Composites
Chairmen – L Nelson/I Pettigrew

Session 3B – NDT Applications
Chairman – B Drinkwater

Session 3C – Data Processing
Chairman – R Challis

Session 3D –
Commercial Presentations

09.00
Benchmarking shearographic NDT for composites
J Gryzagoridis, D Findeis
University of Cape Town

Ultrasonic NDT at on-line plant temperatures
S P Kelly, Doosan Babcock Energy Ltd, I Atkinson, KANDE International Ltd, C Gregory, Phoenix Inspection Systems Ltd, J-P Hood, University of Paisley and C Brett, E.ON
Long term data storage management – the options
R Evans
GE Inspection Technologies

EXHIBITION
09.25
Bond strength testing of composite joints using laser speckle shearing interferometry
J R Tyrer, Wolfson School of Mechanical and Manufacturing Engineering, Loughborough University

Petrochemical application of the code case – ASME code case 22354-9
J D McMillan
Mechanical Integrity

SADLY, J D MCMILLAN HAS DIED. THERE WILL BE A GAP IN THE PROGRAMME AS A MARK OF RESPECT.
Data fusion in automated inspection systems
M Friedrich, W Galbraith and G Hayward
University of Strathclyde

09.50
ACLAIM: Advanced composite life assessment and integrity management
G Bryce, Doosan Babcock Energy Ltd
Trends in the automotive industry steer new NDT applications
P Buschke and J Lewis, GE Inspection Technologies
Potential drop data inversion for crack depth profiling
G Sposito 1 , P Cawley 1 and P B Nagy 1,2 , 1 RCNDE, Imperial College, 2 Dept of Aerospace Engineering and Engineering Mechanics, University of Cincinnati
10.00 The Foundation Degree in NDT
M E Gallagher, BINDT
B King, University of Northampton

10.15
Comparison of various NDT techniques for impact damage characterisation of lap joints having GFRP adherends
R Choudhry
University of Manchester


Application of ultrasonic methods for determination of thermal action parameters and variation of concrete structure properties in case of fire
V A Syasko, A N Sokolova, G V Sinitsky and A A Popov, Constanta Ltd
Monte Carlo solution of the ultrasonic defect characterisation inverse problem
S Mein and B Matuszewski
University of Central Lancashire

10.30


Helium or hydrogen? How to choose the right tracer gas for leak testing
Alcatel Vacuum Technology


10.40
Coffee and Exhibition
11.15
Further developments in ultrasonic phased array inspection of ageing aircraft
I G Pettigrew 1 , D I A Lines 2 , J A Skramstad 3 ,
R A Smith 4 and K J Kirk 1
1 Microscale Sensors, University of Paisley,
2 Diagnostic Sonar Ltd, 3 NDT Solutions Inc,
4 QinetiQ Ltd

Robotic based reconfigurable lamb wave scanner for non-destructive evaluation
G Dobie, W Galbraith, M Friedrich, G Pierce and G Hayward
University of Strathclyde

Analysis of rolling contact fatigue cracks on rails using computed tomography
M Ph Papaelias 1 , J Garnham 1 , C Forrest 2 , S Kenny 2 and C L Davis 1
1 Rail Research UK Centre, University of Birmingham
2 TWI Technology Centre (Wales)

11.00
My life as a woman in NDT
Gail Long
Testrade Ltd


11.40
Automated data analysis for fastener inspection on ageing aircraft structures
R Pitts 1 , R A Smith 1 , A Connor 1 , I G Pettigrew 2 ,
J A Skramstad 3 , D I A Lines 4 and K J Kirk 2
1 NDE Group, QinetiQ Ltd, 2 Microscale Sensors, University of Paisley, 3 NDT Solutions Inc, 4 Diagnostic Sonar Ltd

Downhole tubular monitoring techniques: current state of the art technology
C Hardisty, Schlumberger Data and Consulting Services (DCS)
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SRAS: imaging grains and microstructure using non-contact ultrasonics
S D Sharples, M Clark and M K Somekh
University of Nottingham

11.30-
12.00
Fundamentals of weathering
Paul Gibbon
Atlas MTT

12.05
Acoustic emission: from aerospace applications to the clinical assessment of arthritis
L-K Shark1, B Mascaro1, J Prior1, J Selfe1, P Cole2, J Stockdale3, R Bury3 and J A Goodacre1,3
1University of Central Lancashire, 2Physical Acoustics Ltd, 3Blackpool, Fylde & Wyre NHS Trust

Phased array of a component during build on a BAE pressure vessel
C Bird, TWI Ltd and BAE
Quantitative analysis of flash thermography data
S M Shepard, Thermal Wave Imaging Inc, USA


EXHIBITION
12.30
BINDT Annual General Meeting followed by Lunch and Exhibition.

Session 4A – Aerospace
Chairman – A Dunhill

Session 4B – Inspection Qualification Workshop
Chairmen – R Shipp/R F Lyon

Session 4C – Conformable/Flexible Arrays
Chairman – A Gachagan


Session 4D –
Commercial Presentations

14.20



14.30
 



Aerospace Group AGM
PANI 3
Results and discussion


Advanced matrix phased arrays for inspection
P Benoist 1 , P Dubois 1 , S Chatillon 1 , L Le Ber 2 and O Roy 2
1 CEA/LIST, France, 2 M2M, France

14.00


Digital radiography and its advantages in field NDT inspections today
Lior Pick
Vidisco Ltd

14.45
The Baseline Standard
P Ford, Research and Development Performance Review Institute
Flexible arrays for ultrasonic testing of solid high attenuative cased material
A Schilde 1 , K Kirk 1 , A Fenwick 2 and L Jones 2
1 Microscale Sensors, University of Paisley, 2 QinetiQ Ltd

15.10
Ultrasonic detectability under loaded conditions of potentially closed cracks from cold-worked holes
L J Nelson, K Brown, A Young, L D Jones and R A Smith, QinetiQ Ltd
QA/qualification of phased array inspections for BAE
C Bird
TWI Ltd and BAE

Further development of a conformable phased array device for the inspection of irregular surfaces
R Long and P Cawley
RCNDE, Imperial College

15.00-
16.30






Computed radiography workshop
Peter Sinclair
GE Inspection Technologies



15.35
Advanced phased array inspection of carbon fibre laminates
R Freemantle
Wavelength NDT Ltd

A prototype demonstrator for an inspection qualification multi-agent system (IQMAS)
N McLean, A Gachagan, G Hayward and S Arthur
University of Strathclyde

Transducer array for integration with miniature electronics for NDT
J F Saillant, S Triger, J Wallace, D R S Cumming and S Cochran
Microscale Sensors, University of Paisley

16.00
Tea and Exhibition
16.30
President's Honour Lecture, by Doug Marshall
19.30
for
20.00
Conference Dinner