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The 11th International Symposium on NDT in aerospace will take place in France, organized by the COFREND in partnership with CEA LIST.
The symposium will be held in Paris-Saclay, November 13th to 15th , 2019.
Non-Destructive Testing and Evaluation (NDT&E) is one of the major requirements in aerospace structural design. Appropriate use of NDT guarantees safety in aerospace and is thus a subject of highest attention. The Symposium on NDT in Aerospace has been established in 2008 and is organized on an annual basis to allow to communicate on the latest R&D achievements and to discuss on advanced and improved methods between scientists as well as researchers and industrials. Since 2010, the symposium always takes place at a location where aerospace has a home.
Around 200 participants from twenty countries are expected to attend this event, which will include over 100 technical presentations. During the symposium an exhibition of NDT materials and equipment will take place, followed by industrial visits.
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Scope
Topics
Presentations addressing the topics mentioned above and considering any NDT methods proposed such as thermal imaging, eddy current, ultrasonics, optics, x-ray testing and many others will be most welcome.
- NDT methods like ultrasound, x-ray, eddy current, thermal imaging, laser based and optical surface inspection etc.
- Component inspection
- Material characterisation including additive manufacturing
- Data evaluation and image processing with a scope on big data management
- NDT system design
- Production integrated NDT&E
- Mobile NDT&E for maintenance, repair and overhaul including robotics
- Damage tolerance
- Aging Aircraft
- Structural Health Monitoring
- Prognostics and Health Management
- Numerical simulation
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Student challenge in damage monitoring analysis.
Date
Timeline
- Deadline for abstract submission : May 31, 2019
- Final programme : July 20, 2019
- Early registration deadline : September 1, 2019
- Payment of presenting authors : October 1, 2019
- Deadline for full papers : October 15, 2019
STUDENT CHALLENGE
A novelty this year will be a student challenge, where mainly postgraduate students will have to detect hidden flaws in composite samples including to present a concept on how to get those damages monitored in the sense of structural health monitoring (SHM), all being inspired by damage tolerant design. Your sponsorship may promote different of those activities and help in recruiting a next generation of structural engineers.
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The 11th edition of the conference series will take place