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MSE-668: Non-destructive methods for industry and research

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.

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