Non-destructive testing (NDT)
Non-destructive testing is an essential element in maintaining safe and continuous operations in any sector. We can aid with both standard and advanced NDT tasks.
Services within non-destructive testing (NDT)
- Ammonia tank inspection
- Asset integrity management
- Automated ultrasonic inspection equipment for storage tanks and pipes
- Automated ultrasonic inspection equipment for the wind power industry
- Digital X-ray inspection
- Drone inspection in the food industry
- Drone inspection of offshore oil & gas constructions
- Drone inspection of power and hydro plants
- Drone inspection of power lines and civil infrastructure
- Drone inspection of wind turbines on- and offshore
- Drone inspection services
- NDT - Non-destructive testing services
- NDT in nuclear power plants
- NDT inspection of aircraft and aircraft components (Part-145)
- NDT of subsea structures on wind turbines
- NDT of tube-to-tube sheet welds
- NDT on wind turbine rotor blades
- NDT on wind turbine towers
- NDT on wind turbines
- NDT ordering
- Non- destructive testing of concrete
- Radiation consulting
- Space
- X-ray measuring systems
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Article
Inspection using drone technology
Inspection of inaccessible areas indoor and outdoor – both offshore and onshore.
Course
Overview of NDT courses
We offer a variety of courses within the non-destructive testing (NDT) methods, which meet most standards, including the EN ISO 9712.
Course
Phased Array Ultrasonic Testing (PAUT) level 1+2
Learn more about the benefits of advanced ultrasonic testing.
The course is for everyone needing a thorough knowledge of the PAUT theory, practical data collection, data evaluation and reporting as well as the method’s applications.
Case
Phased array ultrasonic inspection (PAUT) of storage tank on the CHP Skærbæk Power Station
Phased array ultrasonic testing (PAUT) has been used to inspect the k-weld of a hot water storage tank on Ørsted’s (formerly DONG) CHP Skærbæk Power Station. The inspection of the k-weld did not reveal any failures or defects.