Non-destructive methods for industry and research
MSE-668 / 2 credits
Teacher(s): Hardy Ernst, Parrilli Annapaola
Language: English
Remark: Nov. 23-24 and 26-27, 2026. To benefit from this course, the Doctoral School has agreed to fund it. If you register, please ensure that you can attend to avoid last-minute and mid-course withdrawals
Frequency
Every year
Summary
Basic knowledge ofthe classical non-destructive testing methods as they are used today in industrial applications and the advanced (mosily imaginé) technologies used for the analysis of materials and components in special applications. lt covers several material groups and various applications.
Content
The course content is as follows:
- Probability of detection / human factors
- Visual, optical and lhermal methods
- Penetrant and leak testing
- Electromagnetic methods: diverted magnetic flux, eddy current, microwaves
- Acoustic methods: ultrasoriics, acoustic emission
- Radiography, radioscopy, computed tomography
Keywords
Radiography, Radioscopy, Computed Tomography, Ultrasonic Testing, Acoustic Emission, Electromagnetic Methods
Learning Prerequisites
Required courses
Basic knowledge in materials science
In the programs
- Exam form: Oral presentation (session free)
- Subject examined: Non-destructive methods for industry and research
- Courses: 28 Hour(s)
- Type: optional
Reference week
| Date | Time | Room | Course |
|---|---|---|---|
| Monday 23.11.2026 | 08:15-17:00 | MED01618 | Non-destructive methods for industry and research |
| Tuesday 24.11.2026 | 08:15-17:00 | MED01618 | Non-destructive methods for industry and research |
| Thursday 26.11.2026 | 08:15-17:00 | MED01618 | Non-destructive methods for industry and research |
| Friday 27.11.2026 | 08:15-17:00 | MED01618 | Non-destructive methods for industry and research |