Replicas Application in Non-Destructive Testing

Jana Veselá; Pavel Zahrádka; Jan Matějíček

doi:10.4028/p-j3ecpk

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Replicas Application in Non-Destructive Testing

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Abstract The use of replication kits has recently become an integral part of the field of non-destructive testing (NDT). Classical surface NDT methods are thus advantageously supplemented by surface prints in selected places of the inspected material. Replicate kits are set to be the fingerprint surface structure requiring no special surface preparation prior to collection of replicas and are intended for the 3D measurement of the dimensions of surface defects. Replicas are then evaluated using a 3D optical profilometer with optical or laser-optical lenses.

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Defect and Diffusion Forum (Volume 417)

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123-127

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June 2022

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Jana Veselá*, Pavel Zahrádka, Jan Matějíček

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Non-Destructive Testing, Replicas, Surface Defects, Surface Geometry

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