NON-DESTRUCTIVE TESTING (NDT) is a method used to inspect, test, or evaluate materials, components, or structures without causing damage to them.
NDT techniques are utilized at different stages of a product’s life cycle, from the initial manufacturing process to in-service inspections and maintenance.
The primary objective of NDT is to detect defects, anomalies, or irregularities in materials or structures that could compromise their integrity or performance.
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It is widely used accross various industries such as aerospace, automotive, manufacturing, infrastructure, construction, energy, marine, leisure and amusement.
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DESTRUCTIVE TESTING is a method used to evaluate the properties, characteristics, and performance of materials or components by subjecting them to controlled stress, loading, or other damaging conditions that ultimately lead to their failure or permanent alteration.
Unlike non-destructive testing (NDT), which allows materials or components to remain intact, destructive testing involves physically altering or destroying the specimen to assess its behavior under various conditions.
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