19th World Conference on Non-Destructive Testing
M. Seidel: Supervision on the Hardening Process of Roller Bearings by using Eddy Current Testing Met
A. Zösch: Detection of Near Surface Damages in Crank Shafts by Using Eddy Current Testing
K. Härtel: Various Approaches to Obtain an Eddy Current Signal in Case of Overheating
Presentation by Dr. Seidel on 15 October 2015; 2pm in Kassel
Topic: Application of Reference Blocks in ET by the Example of Grinding Burn Detection and Crack Detection
21. – 22. April 2015 bei imq
On the 21st and 22nd April in 2015 the first advanced training course “Steel – Basics, Properties and Inspection” carried out by imq took place with 13 employees of WEKAL Maschinenbau GmbH from Lichtenstein/Saxony and from Fritzlar/Hesse.
Purpose of the training was to update the participants’ existing knowledge in the fields of basic terms and laws of materials technology of steels. This was completed by demonstration tests in mechanical material testing, metallography and scanning electron microscopy. Main focus of the second day was the selection of the material respectively the selection of suitable heat treatment processes. Instructed by imq trainers the participants could apply their freshly acquired or updated knowledge on the example of their own products.
Mr Kretschmer, CEO of WEKAL Lichtenstein concluded at the end that “the seminar was exactly what he and his staff had wished for.”
Similar seminars are scheduled. If you are interested please contact imq for further information.
Contact: Dr. Martin Seidel
Phone +49 3762 95370, Email: info@imq-gmbh.com
26th – 28th May 2014 in Potsdam
At this year’s annual conference imq contributed a poster focusing on “Innovate Methods for Multivariate Evaluation of Eddy Current Testing Signals” which generated a great deal of positive response.
The poster describes possibilities for multivariate evaluation of testing data, which may as well originate from methods of different physical working principles. Thus, imq together with the IWU (Fraunhofer Institute for Machine Tools and Forming Technology) in Chemnitz pursuits the approach that in many cases only the combination of various testing methods will lead to success. The key to it is the collaborative evaluation of data sets.
Referat Dr. Zösch DGZfP 2014 for Download
